Clerical Rubrics and Ritualism Clash in Church Debate
A lecturer argues that Church of England rubrics are unenforced relics and Ritualism thrives amid violations by Evangelical and Broad-Church clergy. He cites state union, endowments, and calls for freedom balanced with state control while praising leadership for scheduling a vote of thanks to Miller and Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Chatham
Church and State
Miller
Canon Bar
England
Hallam
Ellington
Chatfield Clarke
Edwards
Mr J A Picton Addresses Shoreditch on Church Property
Mr J Allanson Picton M A spoke to a crowded Shoreditch Town Hall audience on the church property question. The hour and a half address covered origin nature amount and abuses of church property amid lively reception and later attempts at disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Picton
Shoreditch Town Hall
J. Allanson Picton
Shoreditch
J. D. Link
Aspland
J. Spong
Lobb
J. Ellis
W. Cuff
H. Skeats
J. Carter
F. Link
Walker
G. N. Johnson
Mr. Catt
T. W. Rippin
R. J. Donovan
Forsaith
Wagstaff
J. Kemp
Epping
Picton
T. Turner
London
Assembly Rooms
Wandsworth
Heard
Penge
Sinclair
Bayswater
J. D. Davies
Disestablishment Address Draws Brighton Crowd
The Brighton Daily News reports about a large meeting at the Pavilion Dome in Brighton on Thursday evening where Rev. J. B. Heard spoke on Reasons for Disestablishment. About ten to twelve hundred people filled the venue with Sir Cordy Burrows presiding and a long list of clergy councillors and locals on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion
Brighton
Heard
Brighton Daily News
Cordy Burrows
J.P
W. Poole Balfern
A. Foyster
H. P. Hughes
B.A
R. Hamilton
G. Wade Robinson
Tankard and
Unwin
Messrs
H. Carr
H. H. Cullis
C. E. Clayton
O. A. Fox
Gearing
D. Hack
C. J. Heald
L. Holman
W. Hall
Shoreham
J. Hawkins
F. W. Hadlow
H. J. Infield
W. Junor
T. H. Jacklin
Jackman
W. Leopard
Lemmere
D. Lade
J. Light
A. Lucas
J. Norcombe
Olding
T. Pollard
H. Perrin
W. W. Pullinger
J. Patching
E. B. Patching
R. Robson
H. Stevens
Smith
W. D. Savage
H. Saunders
Public meeting on church state ties and clerical conduct
A Liberal Churchman chairs a heated Brighton assembly debating compulsory church attendance and the relation of church and state. Speakers clash over clergy conduct, ritualism, and the future of government support for religion as Captain Field and others push amendments amid applause and hisses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Verrall
T. J. White
M. Wallis
Wilkinson
T. Wimpress
Heard
Tyndall
John Ward
C.E
Royal Navy
H. H. Cullis
Church of England
Peter
Brighton
Field
R.N
Rome
J. B. Heard
Sussex Lennox
Hastings and Worthing Lectures Noted in Proceedings
Mr. Marriage Wallis seconded and the motion carried amid acclamation, the proceedings terminated. Mr. Heard has also lectured at Hastings and Worthing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriage Wallis
Heard
Hastings
Worthing
Northamptonshire Liberation Society conference reports progress and support
A Northamptonshire conference of the friends of the Liberation Society drew broad county attendance. Speakers including Mr. Perry and deputation members Mr. Illingworth Mr. Carvell Williams and Mr. Fisher outlined the movement’s position, funds were solicited, and a large evening meeting followed with unified support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Liberation Society
Northamptonshire
P. P. Perry
Illingworth
Carvell Williams
Fisher
Bishop of Peterborough
Cornwall
Messrs
Arnold and Brown
Goodrich
Mr Gordon Lectures Across Derby and Surrounding Towns
Mr Gordon delivers lectures in Derby at Temperance Hall in reply to church defenders with a crowded hall and noisy opposition. He then speaks in Peterborough with strong reception and promises a further reply amid cheers. Derbyshire meetings in Melbourne Banbury Matlock Bridge report enthusiastic attendance and support.
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Berger
Boston
Gordon
Derby
Peterborough
Roberts
Meelsourne
Derbyshire
Athenaum
Melbourne
Earpably
Dr. Potter
Sheffield
Banbury
Oxfordshire
W. Johnson
Mattock Bripax
Matlock Bridge
Harris
A.M. Free Church
Wardle
Rochdale
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