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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 20, 1850

Page

3

Popes and Papal Dominion Debate Ends in Unanimous Support

Speakers argued that Popery represents political control over religion and that a state independent of the church would curb papal influence. They claimed all Protestant, Churchman, and dissenting ministers would be affected by papal authority. The resolution passed with no dissent and a unanimous vote of thanks to the chairman and speakers.

Rome England

Anti state church ties spotlighted in town meetings

Across Suffolk and neighboring towns, meetings of the Anti state church Association featured Rev. John Burnet and J. Kingsley expounding on separating church from state. Speakers praised the movement while dissenters showed cautious support amid debate on tithes and church influence.

Bury 8. B. Johnson J. Burnet Union of Church and State Thomas Ridley Suffolk Chronicle Varmoruth Anti-state Church Association Corn Exchange Great Yarmouth J. Kingsley W. T. Fisher Betts Westminster Charles Barber Lowestoft Suyrock Kingsley J. E. Dovey R. H. Smith Halesworth George Gould Norwich Henry More Banton Mitts Baptist Chapel Thomas Ellington Cuuren Statz Dr. Cumming Chris

Meeting backs religious society aims amid no popery chants

A group gathered to support an ecclesiastical society with two resolutions praising its objectives. An allusion to the No Popery slogan sparked talk on perceived threats from Oxford over Rome. Ministers of the Establishment were praised for promoting religious knowledge nationwide. Names enrolled as new members. Norfolk Nets.

Oxford Rome

Papal Hierarchy in England Sparks Broad Catholic Debate

Reading the London press shows a heated No Popery drive with Bowyer’s defense of the Westminster hierarchy and the Queen addressed by Roman Catholics. It notes the bishops and vicars apostolic, protests from Protestants, and Catholic clerics urging loyalty while preserving civil rights.

Cardinal Wiseman Bowyer D.C.L Westminster England Gregory XVI United States of America Commonwealth Prussia Jerusalem Rome Cesar God Beverley Briggs Yorkshire Dublin Murray

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