Critique of Establishment in England and Nonconformist Rise
The speaker argues the Church of England preserved past structures while neglecting the Bible, enabling a strong Nonconformist movement. He warns Establishment stifles true Christianity, cites agricultural distress, and condemns state control, urging Free Church life and Spirit over legal church power.
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England
Church of England
Cromwell
Robespierre
Church
Establishment
Miall
Heine
Frazer
Lord Harrowby
Fisher Lectures on Ritualistic Question in Hampshire
Mr Fisher spoke at the Town Hall in FarEeHAM with Rev J Barnes in the chair and won a hearty vote of thanks. In Andover the following day he addressed a full hall with A Cooke presiding and was met with loud cheering as questions on Dr Parker and Frederic Harrison were answered.
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Fisher
Andover Advertiser
Dr. Parker
Frederic Harrison
J. Hasler
Preedy
Disestablishment Debates Rally Across Midland Counties
A series of Liberation Society meetings in Oswestry Oakengates Smerawick Belper Matlock Berton Ripley Goocar and Gowscar discuss state churchism as a barrier to Christian union. Lecturers include Rev W Dorling and Rev Charles Williams with chairs led by Rev R M Woods and others. Attendees hear arguments for disestablishment and disendowment of the Church of England.
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Oswestry
CNAIR
R. M. Woods
Church of England
Liberation Society
Christian Union
W. Dorling
London
Free
J. Gasqueine
G. Hastings
Woods
Oakengates
Rev. W. Dorling
W. Maddocks
Smerawick
A. M. Dalrymple
H. W. Reeves
Ainge
Midland
Belper
Charles Williams
Matlock
Wm. Griffith
Derby
Mattock
Accrington
A. K. Baines
Tanslay Cliff
Berton
Thomas Mirame
J. Bennetts
Episcopal Church
England
Riptry
Ebenezer Chapel
S. Antliff
D.D
Mr. Barley
Ilkeston
W. Skinner
Canada
United States
Australia
W. Thornbeck
Marsden
Baptist
Cobar
John Gledhill
John Andrew
Leeds
The
William Hirst
John Hirst
John Hirst Seconded, A Vote of Thanks To Mr. Thornbeck
Andrew
Huddersfield Examiner
Old Catholic Move in Paris and Lectures Stir Debate
Farher Hyacinthe settles in Paris where an Old Catholic fortnightly review is published and lectures by adherent M. Leon Leche have occurred. A Times telegram notes that despite hope for freedom, France may not welcome the Old Catholic movement amid Protestant indifference. In Glasgow, Rev. George Gilfillan spoke on The Confession Controversy and other Religious Difficulties, ending with a remark on the case of Fergus Ferguson.
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Farher Hyacinthe
Paris
M. Leon Leche
Times
France
George Giltillan
Wellington Palace
Glasgow
Gilfillan
Fergus Ferguson
Ferguson
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Rome
Kingdom of Heaven
House of Commons
Wycliffe
Yorkshire
Kingdom of God
W. R. Ellington
Thomas Green
MR. Fisher
Hampshire
Midland Counties
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