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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 29, 1876

Page

3

Noisiest Church Defender Quieted by Policeman’s Restraint

A dictum notes that the loudest defender of church interests will fall silent when facing official police control. The remark implies law enforcement can quell public defensiveness by enforcing order.

Core Burial Case Sparks House of Commons Question

In Parliament Mr Osborne Morgan pressed the Home Secretary over a report of a Dore churchyard funeral of an infant boy. The vicar Rev J T F Aldred denied refusing interment. a bishop inquiry is planned and the churchman’s version is sought. Sanderson insists the vicar did refuse burial service.

House of Commons Osporne Morgan Home Department Daily News Sheffield Rotherham William Saunderson Dore J. T. F. Aldred Dore Primitive Methodist Chapel Mr. Cross Osborne Morgan Sanderson J. T. ¥. Aldred Lichfield W. Whitby

The Priest at the Altar in Sacerdotalism

Dr Mellor delivers the fourth lecture at Memorial Hall arguing against sacerdotal claims in the priesthood and condemning Transubstantiation. He critiques literal readings of scripture and controverts Rome, Trent, and Manning while defending Protestant interpretation and clerical despotism.

Mellor Memorial Hall J. G. Rogers Church of Rome Council of Trent Lord Cardinal Wiseman Cardinal Manning Lord Redesdale Paul Aristotle Heaven Church of Rome Christ

Clerical deaths and church disputes ripple in Anglican circles

The Rev. James Vincent Vincent of Bangor dies after Wednesday evening, leaving a £700 per year deanery. The Rev. William Conway of Westminster dies, with a £2,000 canonry. The Bishop of Sydney bans clergy preaching in other denominations. Rev. El. A. Hildyard moves to Derbyshire planning services outside the Public Worship Regulation Act. A Woolwich meeting pits Ritualists against anti ritualists amid heated exchanges.

James Vincent Vincent Bangor Sydney Thornton Episcopal Church Ballarat William Conway Westminster St. Margaret's el. A. Hildyard St. Lawrence Norwich Christ Church Bridge-hill Derbyshire Hildyard the Watchman New England Illinois Church Association Town Hall Woolwich G. B. Concanon M.A Rome Admiral Robertson J.P
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