Parliament may reject a new burial law settlement
The House of Commons argues against a new enactment that would grant the parson exclusive control of parish churchyard burials. Critics say the bill would be inoperative and fail to resolve the Burial controversy, favoring clergy demands and diverse practices across parishes.
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House of Commons
Ritchie
Osborne Morgan
Tower Hamlets
Home Reunion Conference at Ipswich
A correspondent defends the Ipswich Home Reunion gathering, noting Nonconformists attended without endorsing its aims. He says high church and evangelical leaders sought amicable dialogue while Nonconformists insisted on free speech and rejected any return to the Established Church. The piece argues reunion is impracticable though discussions on disestablishment could aid mutual understanding.
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Home Reunion Society
Ipswich
Earl Nelson
Poems From Professor Nichol Anticipated Soon
A new volume of poems is expected at no distant day from Professor Nichol's pen. The Royal Italian Opera opens on April 2, and Her Majesty's Theatre on April 20.
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Nichol
Royal Italian Opera
Her Majesty’s Theatre
The Doom and Destiny Debate in Modern Theology
A critical look at Canon Farrar and Samuel Cox as they explore fate and hell in modern discourse. The essay contrasts Farrar’s fluent yet abrasive rhetoric with Cox’s rigorous, text driven approach, urging measured treatment of the challenging topics.
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Farrar
Cox
Canon Farrar
Mr. Cox
Canon Farray
Ternal Hope
Westminster Abbey
F.W. Farrar
D.D. F.rs
Macmillan
Christ
Samuel Cox
Henry 5
King
Faryar
Canon Farrar’s
Jonathan Edwards
Father Furniss
Hell
Jub
Job