Nottingham Methodists Back Miall Motion at Annual Session
The Nottingham District of the United Methodists Free Church sent unanimous strong support for Mr. Miall's Motion at its May 6 and 7 meeting. The district covers Nottingham, Belper, Burton on Trent, Derby, Grantham, and more, representing about four thousand five hundred members.
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Mialli
House of Commons
Miall
Nottingham
United Methodsst Free Church
Belper
Burton-on- Trent
Derby
Grantham
Skelton
Leicester
Loughborough
Manefield
Matlock
Ripley
Tamworth
Stansfeld
W. Knight
Free Presbytery OF
Dundee
Knight
English Church Union
8.P.G
Lord Granville
Madagascar
Church of England
Calcutta
Bombay
Lord Salisbury
India
Oxford Union
Oxford Union Society
W. S. Shirley
Balliol
Messrs
Nance
Mowbray
Upcher
St. John’s
Snow
Corpus
W. B. Keer
Lacy
Preckham
Aaron Buzacott
Asylum-road Congregational Church
Peckham
London
Plymouth
Sherwell Chapel
Rooker
A. Wilson
Religious resignations and new church openings in England
The Rev. F Haydn Williams resigns from East Cowes parish to take a US posting. Bath loses long-serving minister D Wassell and faces a Bath School Board vacancy as Metron Mownray opens a new Baptist chapel in the town. Wimble don and Plymouth host openings and celebrations as Rev J P Chown, Rev Dr McAuslane, and Rev A Wilson are noted.
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F. Haydn Williams
East Cowes
Isle of Wight
United States of America
D. Wasselt
Manvers Street Baptist Chapel
Bath
Metron Mownray
J. P. Chown
Bradford
Thessalonians
J. Tansley
McAuslane
Finsbury Chapel
W. Tyler
Dr. Kennedy
Stepney
D. M. Jenkins
Wimmbledon
Congregational Church
Wimbledon
Percy Strutt
Contrast on Ritualism in Church Politics
Correspondence discusses Sir R s deputation with the Primate on Ritualism in the Church of England. It quotes a remark implying Rome gains if disestablishment occurs, and contrasts it with Capel’s preface praising High Church influence drawing converts to Catholicism. The piece questions whether the Catholic view or the Primate’s view is more accurate.
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England
Rome
Mons Capel
Reading Borough Grammar School Dispute Over Denominational Influence
A Reading observer critiques the New Grammar School opened with church and dissent support. He argues the institution has become High Church, eroding nonconformist aims and turning it into an unsectarian town school in name only while dissenting parents fear Anglican influence and send children elsewhere.
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Reading
Prince of Wales
Church of England
Trinity Chapel
Macaulay
Charles I
Lasting Appeal of Protestantism Cited by Ingram Letter
George S. Ingram writes from Richmond on May 12 affirming support for Protestantism and its guardianship, condemning excess payments and underscoring religious oversight.
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Religions and Denominationalits
Canterbury and Capel
THE
Reading Borough Grammar School
Richmond