The English Church in Perry and Hallam Compared
A critical review contrasts Canon Perry's ecclesiastical history with Hallam's secular lens. It challenges Perry's portrayal of Elizabethan policy, Catholic persecution, and Nonconformist figures, noting bias, omissions, and risky conclusions about church power in 1710.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
St. Martin’s Church
Canterbury
Canon Perry
England
Rome
Tyndall
Henry
Church of England
Perry
London
Christian Brotherhood
Elizabeth
Hallam
Mr. Perry
Mr. Hallam
Lord Burleigh
Whitgilt
Walter Travers
Temple
Nicholas Udal
Llallam
The Order of Corporate Re union and Church Freedom
A Dorchester bishop's call outlines a new order to remedy defects in the Church of England. It cites crises over episcopal jurisdiction, doctrinal diversity, baptisms, and sacraments, proposing remedies and inviting inquiry into its aims and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
D.C.R
Church of England
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
The
Church Missionary Society
English Church Union
Guild of St. Alban
Home Re-union Society
Confraternity of the Bessed Sacrament
Society For the Maintenance of the Faith
Association For the Promotion of the Unity of Christendom
Repeal Talk and Clergy Moves Gather at June Dinner
The piece notes a June 18 dinner with up to fifty MPs as stewards and limited tickets. It reports the death of Bishop Gregg of Cork aged eighty, a fifty year ministry, and mentions resignations to join Rome by Rev. G R Burrows. It also covers Church of England disestablishment debates and Scottish Catholic hierarchy events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Test and Corporation
Cork
Gregg
The
Bristol Mercury
G. R. Burrows
Coleford Grammar School
Church of England
Church of Rome
Pall Mall Gazette
Scotland
Glasgow
Maclachlan
Galloway
Macdonald
the Isles
Eyre
Strain
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Bisnors
House of Lords
Bristol
English Church Union
Colston Hall
Germany
Singen
Kensington
W. Dalrymple Maclagan
Lichfield
W. Boyd Carpenter
St. James’s
Holloway
London
Pall Mall Gandite
Catholic Order Invites Anglican Catholics to Study Principles
A proclamation urges faithful Catholics in the Church of England to study the order’s pastoral letter and cooperate with its officers. It claims the rulers aim to avoid interference, asserts divine aid if right, and notes past obstacles to church reunion are now obviated by the Trinity. The text cites twenty years of prayers for corporate reunion and presents the order as a direct answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Churches of Christ
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Martin
Udal
Whitgift
Calamy
House of Commons
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