Ryle on Rural Parishes and Reformist Zeal
A critical piece argues that Mr. Ryle exaggerates the dependence of rural parishes on clergy and gentry while ignoring self-reliance seen in Wales. It accuses him of opposing real reform and disestablishment, mocks his “thoroughgoing reformer” claim, and likens his stance to burning down houses to roast a pig.
Laws of another place and Rome in a sharp critique
The text notes a remark that the book could not agree with another place or it would be vomited, urging hope that after Rome is challenged, the church may be stirred to active preaching and work as with Rev J O Ryle, in a pointed comparison.
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Rome
J. O. Ryle
Disraeli
Ireland
England
G. Domville Wheeler
Wolford
Church of
Dean Stanley
Ecclesiastical notes on patronage and church law reform
The piece critiques patronage abuses in the Church of England, discusses a House of Lords move for a select committee on patronage simony and benefices, and analyzes responses from Dr Pusey Archdeacon Denison and churchmen toward potential parliamentary measures and church reform.
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England
Peterborough
House of Lords
Church of England
Dr. Pusey
Times
Pusey
Denison
Archdeacon Denison
Westminster
Reverend Marmaduke Miller Speaks on Church Reform at Southport
The Liberation Movement lecture at Southport Town Hall features Rev Marmaduke Miller addressing church property issues. He argues for reform in distributing clergy and funds, cites unequal parish endowments, and notes stark disparities in rural versus town livings, referencing Norfolk and London data.
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Marmaduke Miller
Southport
The
Liberation Society
Town Hall
Reventleman
Wm. Stead
J. Chater
T. Holland
G. Hinds
H. Holgate
T. W
Christendom
Glaston
G. C. Fenwick
Norfolk
Aong
London
Temple
House of Lords
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Mr. Ryle
Wales
Squire
Ryle
Mr. Bright
Fawcett
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