Religious liberty at risk as anti Popery unrest spreads
A regional religious-political row erupts over Papal influence in England. Meetings condemn the Pope and call for royal directives to curb his church’s power, while supportive tours urge vigilance against coercion and defend Protestant rights and dissent.
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Joseph Hume
M.P
Hull
Burnley Hall
Great Yarmouth
Church of England
John Russell
Lord John
Bennett
Pimlico
John
Benjamin Hall
Wales
England
Rome
Exeter
Oxford
Ipswich
Vatican
No Sermon Expected as Prayer Book Sermon Fails
A town church last Sunday afternoon saw the curate begin the sermon from the Book of Common Prayer but the book’s covers were bare. He descended in consternation and exited as the organ paused. After delay an announcement stated there would be no sermon that day and the congregation dispersed early.
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Southampton
Adkins
Alderman Tucker
Old Brentford
W. C. Yonge
Extraordinary Goop Fortune at Kentish Town Distraint
A distraint for £80 in Kentish Town left furniture seized but a chance drawer held a parcel with 114 old guineas from George III. The claim was settled and furniture restored. Also noted are a bank advert and sewer division plan with Kent Waterworks funding.
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Gloucesterplace
Kentish Town
George III
Daily News
St. Marytenone Banx
Savines
Welbeck Street
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MR. Henry Vincent
Suffolk
Buckinghamshire
Hamilton
Bucks Advertiser
Waddesdon
Cheltenham
Hardwick
Salisbury
Wiseman
Green Croft
Tur
Ann Ciercy
Archdiocese of
Dublin
Westminster
Lord Beaumont
Earl of Zetland
York County
W. Forster
Kentishtown
Tomas Binney
Beecham
Alderman Challis
Guildhall
Times and Daily News
Elizabeth
Dr. Wiseman
Cardinal Wiseman
Doyle
Belgium
Cospen
Cork
Manchester
D. Finney
City Commissioners of Sewers
House
Ravensbourne
Kent Waterworks Company
Suma
Nat
Commissionere