Meeting concludes with Cambridge speakers in lengthy session
The event drew to a close after speeches by J.S. Haigh G. E. Lomax and W Clarke of Cambridge. Audience members recalled long rivalry with opponents and the gathering was deemed a success though further meetings and lectures across the country were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Haigh
G. E. Lomax
W. Clarke
B.A
Cambridge
Ecclesiastical Affairs Show Shifts in English Church Powers and Questions
The Earl of Devon may become President of the Ecclesiastical Commission with major changes noted. A Colchester Diocese council plan is announced alongside resignations over revised Irish Prayer Book. Clergy shifts include Maurice to St Peters Vere Street, and Sholto Douglas to All Souls Marylebone. A Dublin parish unit resigns a living, and Archdeacon Balaton cites Nonconformist coverage in mining districts. Controversies over ritual, church law, and governance spark meetings in Derby and Bristol with debates about ecclesiastical courts and public worship rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Devon
Earl of Chichester
Ecclesiastical Commission
Gloucester
Bristol
Dublin
S. George French
St. Albans
Colchester
English Church Union
Church Association
Nugee
Wymering
Walworth
Balaton
St. Peter’s
Vere-street
Maurice
W. Page Roberts
Eye
Suffolk
Page Roberts
Sholto Douglas
All Saints
Derby
All Souls
Marylebone
Dreath
Evans
St. Mary-le- Strand
Wales
Thirlwall
London
Enfield
St. Andrew’s
Wells Street
Campbell
Ben Oliel
Ancoy
The
Evangelical Alliance
A. J. Arnold
Herajesty
Madrid
J. R. Andrews
Ri. Latham
Matlock
Bath
Canon Ryle
Church of England
Thomson
Quarterly Review
Europe
East Ham
H. Reynolds
W. W. Keating
Eton
Well Farm
Eton Wick
Chapel
Keating
Archdeacon Denison
Congregation of All Saints
Clifton
Queen’s Bench
Knighton
Radnorshire
Roberts
Baptist Church
Christian Church
H. M. Ricketts
Exeter
Exeter School Board
Mr. Gladstone
Court of Queen’s Bench