Papal hierarchy debate stirs London clergy action
An aggregate meeting at Sion College voices strong Protestant resistance to Rome’s move on papal authority. Clergy condemn Rome as a threat to England's church and state, pledge memorials to the Queen, and spark parishioner protests across London and provinces including Limehouse Liverpool Leeds and Gloucester.
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England
Sion College
London
H. Roxby
M.caul
Ngland
Rome
Britain
Gregory
Church of
T. H. Horne
T. B. Murray
Croly
R. H. Ruddock
Europe
R. Worthington
Mesers
Harding
Horne
Russell
R. H. Roxby
Sinclair
Middlesex
Times
Limehouse
G. Roberts
Bayley
Cumming
Nathan
Liverpool
M‘neile
Hook
Leeds
Gloucester Church Union
Church of England
George Anthony Denison
East Brent
Morning Post
State of England
Westminster
Exeter
Minto
R. W. Grey
Canker of Dissent Alarmingly Spreads in the Principality
A Britannia article attacks Welsh church negligence, citing Brecon College and Llanrwid endowments, with ruined churches, leaking roofs, and dilapidated schools. It also reports Taunton style resistance to a 150 pound church-rate at St James Taunton and a heated debate over conscience and state church funding.
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the Britannia
Wales
Brecon College
Llanrwet
Llanegryn
Taunton
St. James
W.T. Redfern
J. H.horsey
Mr. Symes
Redfern
8. G. Green
F. Barnes
Mr. Green
Mr. Barnes
St. James’s