Ecclesiastical notes on Ritualism and disestablishment debates
The piece surveys church conflicts over Ritualism and Romanism, noting a memorial by sixty thousand laymen to archbishops and responses from Canterbury. It covers Irish Synod debates on baptismal language, Salt’s bill for dispersed worship, and passages from various church leaders about disestablishment, burial law, and Jamaica missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Salisbury
Irish Church Synod
Reichel
Mr. Ryle
Church of England
Ryle
England
Bedford-row
Park Chapel
Portman Chapel
Long-acre
Conduit-street
Belgrave
Lock
Mr. Salt
Llewelyn Davies
Bryan King
London
Henderson
Jamaica
Baptist Missionary Society
Morant Bay
Carlyle
The
Baptist Union
Stock
Templeton
Miall
Disestablishment Debate Roars Across Town Halls
In Shoreditch the Disestablishment and Disendowment debate drew a large crowd at Town Hall with strong applause for Mr Mason Jones. A split resolution favored disestablishment by about 1,800 to twenty, while in Auckland tumult rose at a Gordon visit, ending with a large outdoor meeting and cheering crowds despite riotous scenes and police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Jones
Shoreditch
Jones
Hackney
Mr. Jones
Auckland
Auckland Chronicle
J. H. Gordon
Gordon
Liberation Party
W. D. Trotter
W. W. Thompson
Moore
Armstrong
Friends of the Liberation Society
Farbridge
Harrison
Hutchinson
Caygill
Coates
George Coates
S. Sellara
Pastor Gordon
H. A. Miltton
Miall
Miltton
Mr. Gordon
Middleton
Lancashire
Green
Ashton
Co-operative Hall
Waldegrave Brewster
Liberation Society
Truth and Fair Play
The
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Ecclesiastical Notes
Whitby