Archbishops and Bishops Meet Queen at Windsor Castle
Archbishops and Bishops of the United Church arrive at Windsor railway station and are conveyed to the Castle for a luncheon and audience with the Queen. The Irish Episcopal Bench presents a memorial urging defense of Church and State union, and the Queen promises to pursue measures to maintain true religion. The Archbishop of Armagh receives the kiss of hands as prelates depart in royal carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
United Church
Louise
Beatrice
Prince Leopold
Canterbury
Armagh
England
Ireland
House of Lords
Windsor Railway Station
Protestant Reasons for Disestablishment of the Irish Church
A Gloucester minister's window-bill argues against state church control in Ireland. He decries coercion, praises religious liberty, notes Maynooth subsidies to Catholic clergy, and predicts a free Episcopal Church would spur evangelical truth.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Ireland
Thos. Nicholson
Gloucester
Jesus Christ
England
Episcopal Church
Speech on history, dissent, and religious equality at Liberation Conference
A correspondent recalls urging a speech addendum at the Liberation Conference. He praises Skeats’s History of the Free Churches 1851 as a tool to educate both young and old about dissent. He calls for a cheap edition and public readings to undermine claims that civil and religious liberties arose from a State Church and to push for religious equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siz
Liberation
Gilpin
Anti-State Church and Liberation Society
Ory
Mr Sinclair Aytoun's Resolution and the Endowment Debate
A letter to the Nonconformist defends Mr Sinclair Aytoun's motions on endowments. It argues Gladstone's resolutions differ from Miall's, defends the push for disendowment, addresses sectarian objections, and notes Aytoun's long support for the Liberation Society.
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Sinclair Aytoun
Miall
House
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Miall
Maynooth
Regium Donum
Episcopal Church
Aytoun
Lord Palmerston
Liberation Society
Simple Closing Note From Thomas Jones
A brief personal notice from Thomas Jones of Newport Mon dated May 8 1868. He signs with plain regard and asks for no more nor less than the simple closing.
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Newport, Mon
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Tyng
D. R. Brewer
Brooklyn
Edinburgh
Charles Cowan
Valleyfield
United Presbyterian and Free Churches
Church of Scotland
Free Church
J. B. Johnstone
Glasgow
William M‘orie
George Sinclair
Baronet
Miller
Leithen
Edmond
London
Skeats’ “History OF the Free Churches
Yours Truly, Thomas Jones
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