Clergy in Exeter Debate Gorham Case Convocation Rights
The piece records protests by Anglican clergy in the Exeter area against the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council ruling on Gorham and baptism doctrine. It notes calls for convocation reform, possible synodic recognition, and appeals to protect the Church’s doctrinal terms amid dispute.
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Judicial Committee of Privy Council
Dioozszoy Duestsz
Liverpool
Judicial Committee
Clergy
The
Arc
Tueadayse
Nnight
Graven Hotel
Craven-street
Strand
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Gorham
G. C. Gorham
Church of England
Exeter
Tun Brsnor
Exersa
Spry
Atill
H. Exeter
T. W. Aruis
Launton
Bennett
Wilton Crescent
John Russell
Mr. Bennett
Exter
Dr. Mills
Fisher Turner
Gurney
Trinity
Bartholomew
Barnstaple
England
G. A. Denison
East Brent
Salisbury
High Church
Her Majesty
Privy Council
Denison
London
Scotland
Aberdeen
St. Andrews
Brechin
Glasgow
Jesus Christ
Court of Arches
God
The Wesleyan Agitation and Trial of Mr Craig
The Wesleyan Times reports at Dublin a trial of Mr Richard Craig Bank of Ireland official and Wesleyan trustee over letters signed Leader Steward and Trustee Dublin North Circuit. No evidence linked him to authorship yet a vote showed 13 for conviction 12 against with three further sittings. verdict by a margin of one reportedly confirmed. In Bury St Edmund's Mr B Gillingham of Lavenham is noted as active.
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Wesleyan Times
Dublin
Richard Craig
Bank of Ireland
Craig
Bury St. Edmund's
B. Gillingham
Lavenham
London
Suffolk Chronicle
Metroplis
York
Manchester
Brown
Disputes Roil Bristol Preachers Meeting and Expulsions
A district meeting splits over discipline as a superintendent faces expulsion for refusing to recant. In Bristol a leaders’ meeting to try Mr H Carnock escalates into riots, with police escorting an accuser after a crowd blocks access and the chapel doors.
Dissenters Seek Reform of Marriage Licensing in England
A deputation of Dissenters and Catholics from Dorset, Hants, Hull, and Bristol urged the Registrar General at Somerset House to press for a bill to end the fever days notice for licenses to marry in chapels or worship places not tied to the Church of England. They also seek removal of notices from boards and registers for licensed marriages. The Registrar General welcomed the visit and pledged to forward the memorials to the Home Secretary for consideration.
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Somerset House
Dorset
Hants
Hull
Bristol
William IV
Boards of Guardians
General Register Office
Home Department
Her
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Ebenezer Chapel
H. Carnock
Langton-street
Carnock
Dunn
Sexton
Monkhouse