Sidcup Sees New Reformed Episcopal Church Opened
A Sidcup parish crisis over sacerdotalism and Romanising doctrine leads to a secession from the Church of England. The vicar and patronage disputes trigger creation of Christ Church Sidcup as the Reformed Episcopal Church of England, with vows of reform and a call for an internal renewal to avert destruction from outside.
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Church of England
Shea
St. John’s
Sidcup
R. H. McLaughlin-Berens
Worcester
Christ Church
Reformed Episcopal Church of England
Maurice of Orange
Hall
England
Ecclesiastical News and Roman Catholic Affairs
A survey of church notes from Britain and beyond covers Dr. von Dillinger's eightieth, the Bishop of Llandaff offering the Deanery, Cardinal Newman in Rome, a Ramsholt living nomination process, tithes dispute at Penyffordd, banishment of a Fernando Po missionary, papal addresses to Catholic journalists, and debates over church law and discipline. The piece also details a dramatic disturbance at St. Albans Warrington and the Oxford Bishop's appearance in Queen's Bench over Ritualistic practices.
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von Dillinger
Ld Catholics
Llandaff
Vaughan
Temple
Father Newman
Rome
Drewman
Newman
Ramsholt
Rock
Triaz
T. Liloyd Hope
Wilcock
Primitive Methodist
Penyfordd
Chester
Lloyd
W. Holland
Fernando Po
Primitive Methodist Society
Bourke
S. Morley
M.P
Tripepi
Holy See
Italy
Vatican
Peter
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Holhead
Lord G. Hamilton
Long Sutton
Holbeach
Irish Episcopal Church of Ireland
Armagh
C. Seager
Templar
D.L
Ireland
Free Churches OF Scotland
The
Free Church of Scotland
Free Church
Moncrieff
St. Alban’s
Bewsly-road
Warrington
Masa
John Smith
Royal Lancashire Militia
Godfrey
Christ
Oxford
Queen’s Bench
Carter
Clewer
Phillimore
Stephens
Q.C
le Jeune
Zimes
Death of William Howitt in Rome at 88
Telegram from Rome reports the death of William Howitt from bronchitis at 3:30 PM on Monday. His wife Mary, two daughters, and daughter’s husband Watts were at his side. The Howitts spent winters in Rome and summers in Tyrol. Born 1795 in Heanor Derbyshire, Howitt and his wife Mary Botham published Forest Minstrelsy in 1823 and 1827 works on Eyam and other poems.
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Rome
William Howitt
Mary
Watts
Howitts
Dietenheim
Tyrol
William
Mary Howitt
Republic of Letters
Heanor
Derbyshire
Society of Friends
Mary Botham
Forest
Nottingham
Eyam
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