Synod proposed for urgent Church deliberation in Ireland and England
The article reports Archbishop’s plan to convene the Dublin province synod on September 1 2 to address urgent Church of Ireland issues. It notes Cumberland Westmorland backing church-state ties, anti ritualism groups in Manchester, and various motions on disestablishment and religious liberty across Britain, including contributions from Lubbock Gladstone and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland and
Westmoreland
Barton
United Kingdom
Carlisle
Manchester
Church Protection Society
Liberation Society
Reform League
Ernest Jones
Ian
John Lubbock
Institute
St. Mary Cray
Gladstone
N. T. Langridge
Ireland
Annesley
County
Antrim
House of Commons
Taunton
Mr. Gladstone
England
Debate on Reformers Stirred by Protests in Letters
The passage critiques mid 19th century views on Reformers and Protestant leaders, contrasting harsh opinions with calls for fair judgment. It references Ridley Latimer Hooper and others, noting debates over religious opinions and the legitimacy of dissenters under law. The Daily News voices concern over unequal treatment of ministers and the state church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontius Pilate
Robespierre
Danton
Marat
Couthon
Ridley
Latimer
Hooper
Mary
Religious and Denominational Heroes in England
The Rev A T Shelley of Ely accepts to pastor the Independent church in Aylesbury. Rev B Mann resigns from Exeter South Street Baptist after six years. Herbert Dewey of New College London accepts a cordial invitation to the Congregational church. J W L Darby of New College London to lead Stack church near Chelmsford. Rev D B R vo accepts to pastor the united churches of North Frodingham and Beeford, Yorkshire. W Gillan resigns Woolwich Rectory-place church due to voice loss. Josiah Miller of Long Sutton accepts to pastor the Newark Congregational church. David Thomas of Ponty pool Bible College to lead the new Baptist church at Dalton, Lancashire. Howard Lauderdale of Spurgeon’s College accepts to pastor the Great Grimaby Baptist church. Robert Mitchell of Glasgow accepts to pastor the Queen’s Park Congregational church, Manchester. H Jeffery moves to missionary work at Northampton. W M Arthur of Lancashire Independent College accepts to lead the New Road Congregational Church, Thornton. H C Leonard returns to Boxmoor Baptist pastorate after illness. Inches Hillcke receives call to Darlington Union-atreat Church for branch churches. J B Myera of Bristol College becomes pastor at Wolverhampton Waterloo-road Baptist Chapel. Epensaipod Kent sees B Dickine of the local Baptist church presented with timepiece and address by the Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Society. R A Kingsford presided. Mitton-noap Milton Newington notes a parents gathering with a day-school opening for 280 pupils. Bristol Tabernacle in May reopened under Rev John, historic site linked to Whitfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Shelley
Ely
Independent Church
Aylesbury
Stack
Chelmaford
D. BR. Vo
United Churches of
North Frodingham
Beeford
Yorkshire
W. Gill Ban
Rectory-place Church
Woolwich
Josiah Miller
Long Sutton
Newark
David Thomas
Bapti College
Pontypool
Dalton
Lancashire
Howard Lauderdale
Spurgeon
Baptist Church
Great Grimaby
Lincolnshire
Robert Mitchell
Glasgow
Morison
The
Evangelical Union
Congregational Church
Queen's Park
Manchester
H. Jeffery
Southgate
Middlesex
Worcester Auxiliary Bible Society
Northampton
W. M. Arthur
Lancashire Independent College
New Road
Thornton
Bradford
H. C. Leonard
Boxmoor
J. Inches Hillccke
Darlington
Union-atreat
J. B. Myera
Bristol Ollege
W. Robinson
Cambridge
Waterloo-road Baptist Chapel
Wolverhampton
Epensaipod
Kent
B. Dickine
Baptist
Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society
R. A. Kingsford
Mitton-noap
Stone Newington
Milton Road
Harecourt
Canonbury
J. W. Atkinson
H. R. Cook
Messrs. E. Forsaith
J. Runtz
Bristol
Bristol Tabernacle
George Whitfield
John
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Tus
Natal
Wales
Church of England
Baptista
New Jerusalem
Catholic and Apostolic Church
Banna
Revue Des Deux Mondes
West Indies
Consolidated Fund
Adderley
Great Britain and Ireland
Rome
M. Rokitanskie
Tertullian
St. Augustine
Littledale
English Church Union
Liverpool
St. Jast
Cranmer
Guardian
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