Movements Within the Established Church Spark Debate
The article chronicles long Presbytery proceedings over Rosemary-street Church and a shift toward memorials to the Free Church. It notes Dr Cooke as chief speaker, fierce exchanges, and a Belfast Presbytery stance that unsettled state church authority while highlighting voluntaryism as a central issue. It also covers a pamphlet by Rev T Brock on Gorham and Exeter pros and cons, with Captain Kenney calling for reform or retirement from the Establishment.
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Sioners
Banner of Ulster
Cooke
Edgar
Gibson
Mr. Workman
Rosemary-street
Presbytery
Free Church
General Assembly
Free Church of Scotland
John Macnaughtan
Frevaytery
Belfast
Ulster
Exeter
Banner of
England
Scotland
Ireland
Court of Arches
Gorham
T. Brock
St. Pierre-du-Bois
Guernsey
Winchester
Winchester). In Reference To Mr. Gorham
Brock
Church of England
Arches Court
LiaHuTs
Zion
Peto Chairs Meeting Amid Sunday Travelling Debate
The Religious Tract Society meeting saw Mr. Peto M P take the chair and support Mr Locke's Sunday Travelling bill. The Record criticizes the committee at Paternoster Row for appointing an irreligious chair in whose absence Rev R W Dibdin could not move to have Mr Peto resign and replacements invited.
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Peto
Religious Tract Society
R. W. Dibdin
Gorham Cast Favored by London Lawyers
Distress warrants issued by Barnsley magistrates against Denby Society of Friends members for church rates. Samuel Greaves 13s 3d Uriah Brooke 1s 0d John Wood 48 2d Hannah Dickinson 9d Joshua Dyson 9s 6d.
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Gorham
London
Christian Times
Barnsley
Society of Friends
Denby
Samuel Greaves
Uriah Brooke
John Wood
Hannah Dickinson
Joshua Dyson
Sheffield
Anti State Church Movement Lectures Across Towns
Pudsey hosts Rev J Stock of Salendine Nook for an Anti state church Society lecture at the Independent chapel on May 16. Brimincham heard Rev Brewin Grant speak on The State Church an Aristocratic Institution. London committee plans a public meeting in the west on June 18 with several MPs expected.
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Pudsey
Yorkshire
J. Stock
Salendine Nook
Huddarsfield
T. Jowett
Brewin Grant
Zion Chapel
Newhall-street
A. O'Neill
Birmingham Mercury
Braprorp
Shipley
Bradford
Hants
Dorset
Kingsley
London
Thannyaecquars Rooms
London Missionary Society amende honorable affirmed
The Bishop of London responds to protests over prohibiting a sermon for the London Missionary Society, stating the action was not to curb an old custom but to challenge a newer principle. He encloses a letter dated May 16, 1849, defending his stance and noting it was not a reversal.
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Bisner
London
London Missionary Society
Noel
Bouverie
London House
London Mission House
C. J. Lannon
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Kenney
R.N
Plymouth
House of God
Rev. T. Mortimer
OxFord
Launron
Allies
Adham College
Launton
Oxford Chronicle
Perry
Stoke Damerel