Religious tensions reshape church ties across Polish lands
A report describes Protestant worship untroubled in many cities while Oviedo faces clerical and civil pressure. It notes the Greek Church in Russian Poland nearly absorbed by the Orthodox Church, with 25,000 in Siedlec and 2,000 in Warsaw remaining, 202 priests and 236,000 lay adherents having converted. Priests drift to Galicia as a St Peters burg telegram questions a Pos en convention claim. Catholic diocese relations stay in status quo though past direct contact with Rome hinged on ordination.
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Madrid
Seville
Cadiz
Barcelona
Oviedo
Russian Poland
Siedlec
Warsaw
Galicia
Posen
Liberal vote split shows 43 opposed to amendment
The report lists Liberal members who opposed Richard's amendment at the second reading of the bill and those who supported it. It names 43 voters including O'Sullivan and Lloyd among opponents and notes Liberals in favor, with divisions by group names such as Scotch and Welsh Liberals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Meters
Tellerg
A Mener
Gm Ie
Is O'Sullivan
Ord — Pease
Jose A WwWea” Tham
EA ‘Barmaay
John A
Peor
John Farley Reed
Means i Lloyd
Morgan Ronayne Ie Salibamith
Eustace M‘arthur
Alex Smyth
Richard M'Laren
Duncan Taylor
P A . Bee Uein
Monek
Aren
Bamvel
Whitworth
Aptain
Baward Jenkins
Sir Dre
Goeshien
J Peal
Hetoar
Golebrooke
Rirr
Daina Sinclair
Sir J Dufa E
Grant Yeaman
J Lorne
Marquis of Pal
Ernest
Disestablishment Debates Highlight Scotch Assembly Sessions
The United Presbyterian Synod discussed disestablishment with Rev. A Hutton reporting four months of events. Leaders urged voluntaryism and funding for church planting while resisting state interference. the Free Church Assembly backed a strong protest against Erastian and patronage laws and urged public opinion to prepare for changes.
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United Presbyterian Synod
A. Hutton
Paisley
Kirk
M‘dowall
Allen
Dunfermline
Professor Harper
Dr. Smith
Baird
J. Dick Peddie
Elder
Marton Leslie
Church of Scotland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Oliver
Brown
Milligan
Houghton-le-Spring
Rennie
Edmond
Free Church Assembly
Henry Moncrieff
General Assembly
House of Lords
Free Church of Scotland
Begg
Thiel
Clerical Appeal Overturned and Church Defence Actions
The Rev Mackonooum appeals in Martin v Mackonochie to the Arches Court after a six week suspension for Ritualist practices at St Alban Holborn. He agrees to pay Mr Martin’s costs and an application will seek execution of the sentence. Also noted is the Bishop of Salisbury elected Vice-President of the Church Defence Institution and a Brighton clergy laity conference backing church defence against Liberation Society aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackonooum
Cource Defence Movement
Salisbury
Church Defence Institution
Brighton
Hannah
A. Lee
Liberation Society
MitomMay Park Conference Begins in 1875 With Three Days of King Themed Sessions
Reports from various churches describe a three day MitomMay Park Conference starting Wednesday June 23 with themes The Glory of the King The Power of the King and The Presence of the King Afternoons feature ongoing Christian work conferences Lytham opens a debt free organ for Congregational Church New churches in Bryanston Square for Presbyterian worship cost about 15000 seats over two thousand Hoveaton settlement of Rev H Bell. Frome pastor Rev A Rowland resigns for Hornsey church Zion Chapel grieves over loss London Missionary Society staff correction clarifies Dr Mullens absence and Rev Robert Robinson home secretary reduced duties and retirement pension matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MitomMay Park
Lytham
Lancashire
Mesars
Conacher
Huddersfield
Congregational Church
S. Clarkson
Loupon
Bryanston Square
Donald Fraser
Adolph Saphir
Fraser
Hoveaton
Hunts
H. Bell
Houghton
Bell
J. Hart
Guiliford
F. W. Goodby
M.A
Bluntisham
Messrs
T. Coote
A. Goodman
P. Henderson
Hornsey
Christ
Frome
Rowland
Foreign Secretariat
Farebrother
Mullens
Robert Robinson
Home Secretary
Rogers
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ST. Alban’s
Bill
Davies R
Anglesea
Eyton
PE Talbot
Church of England
Bond
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