Leaders of the Liberation Society urged to reveal full truth
The writers argue that in England churches remain under state influence and that missionaries should openly state this. They contend Madagascar’s context differs and support adopting the constitution’s broad framework or any system that yields the greatest good, to advance their mission.
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Liberation Society
Madagascar
England
Ex parte statements on Madagascar mission probe debated
The article questions the credibility of ex parte statements about the Madagascar mission and urges testing the claims with additional information. It notes potential bias from the London Missionary Society and Friends' Missionary Society, and anticipates a reply while stressing public caution before conclusions.
Manchester Diocesan Conference on Church and State
The second biennial Manchester Diocesan Conference opened at the Assize Courts with Bishop presiding. Dr Fraser condemned ritual excesses and noncommunicant spectators, urged edification within the Church of England, and urged reforms to unite Church and nation. Discussions covered relations of church and state, ecclesiastical courts, and clashes over ritual ornaments and obedience.
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Manchester
Diocese of
Assize Courts
Fraser
Church of England
Holy Table
Jesus
Cowie
Con
W. Egerton
House of Lords
Lord Harrowby
English Church Union
Robert Phillimore
Court of Arches
Court of Admiralty
Court of Final Appeal
Egerton
Convocation of
Canterbury
England
Mr Mackonochie and His Bishop Clash Over Church Images
A correspondence between the Bishop of London and Rev. A H Mackonochie concerns a Virgin Mary picture in St Alban’s Church with flowers candles and a large crucifix opposite the pulpit. The bishop demanded removal on June 27 citing illegality after further exchanges.
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Mackonochie
Exeter Cathedral
Jackson
Mackenchhie
Pall Mall Gazette
London
A. H. Mackonochie
St. Alban
Prussian Budget Debate Sparks Ultranontane Clash in Lower House
During the Prussian Budget debate, Ultramontane critics attacked the Cabinet over Catholic schooling and May laws. Reichensperger and Windthorst led charges while Falk defended government policy, signaling a broader church state conflict. Von Meyer’s Protestant Conservative stance urged swift revision of the Falk laws, drawing Centre support.
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Times
Berlin
Herr Reichensperger
Falk
Petri
Vatican
France
Prince Bismarck
Dr. Falk
Herr Windthorst
St. Peter
Marshal MacMahon
Herr von Meyer
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London Missionary Society
Friends’ Missionary Society
Guinness Rogers
MR. Mackonochie