Privy Council ruling on Gorham case sparks ecclesiastical debate
The Times and other outlets debate the Privy Council decision on the Gorham matter, noting its impact on Church polity, orthodox positions of the Bishop of Exeter, and the balance between Calvinist and Catholic traditions within the English Church. The coverage stresses public policy, churchunity, and property rights amid a constitutional framing.
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Exeter
Privy Council
Times
Chiuteh
England
London
Gorham
Poskeus
Revival plea clashes with feudal game laws in Caxton notes
In Caxton Cambridgeshire a man named Peacock is fined after arguing rabbits in his garden justified destroying them under his rights. Cambridge Advertiser condemns feudal game laws as unjust. Other items report needlewomen seeking work lists, Allan Glen’s Glasgow endowment for schools, and a Public Health Act inspection tally totaling 192 towns and 1,969,915 people.
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Stavagres
Church of England
Home Secretary
Peacock
Caxton
Bright
Cambridge Advertiser
Tuy Nagppewonan
Loypon
Morning Chronicle
London
Chronicle Publishing
Allan Glen
Glasgow
Welcome Dr Achilli at Exeter Hall meeting in triumph
A justice of public acclaim greeted Dr Achilli at Exeter Hall where a mass meeting praised his escape from the Inquisition. Speakers, including Rev. Fletcher and Admiral Harcourt, celebrated his release and urged continued Protestant support. The gathering featured prayers, testimonies, and a reading of Achilli’s narrative.
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Exeter Hall
Admiral Harcourt
Dre. Fletcher
Bennett
Steane
Jenkyn
Alder
B.W. Noel
T. Binney
J. Burnet
J. P. Dobney
W. Chalmers
P. Latrobe
J. Glanville
F. Wills
Bristol
Tanner
R. J. Bevan
Charnman
Achilli
Inquisition
Dr. Achilli
Strane
C. Eardley
University of Viterbo
Hatigetown
Pere
Capua
Malta
England
Evangelical Alliance
Rome
Papal
Freeborn
Castle of
Angelo
C. Cowan
B. Noel
Paria
Baraguay d'Hilliers
Dr. Steane
Paris
Acuiiut
Lonner
Master Tailors Endorse Workshop Reform To Aid Journeyman
A meeting at Barnet debated the distress among journeyman tailors linked to outdoor work and middlemen. Proposals include employing all in a master’s workshop, abolishing tavern called houses, creating reading rooms, and forming a joint master worker committee to settle disputes. Donations were pledged toward an All Nations Show of Industry fund.
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Eatght
Spragie, Bis, Wain
Buais Pad. Con
Stohwasser
Adeney
Messrs. de la Rue
Bunhill
Thomas Cubitt
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James Ralph
John Burnet
Barnet
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