Dispute Over Lives of the Saints Suspended
Correspondence from October 1848 shows Rev J H Newman advising suspension of F W Faber’s Lives of the Saints due to Catholic opposition in Poginden and general Protestant unease. Newman asserts personal support but defers to peace, while Gateshead Observer and others critique church divisions and proposals to extend episcopal governance in England and Wales.
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Wilfrid
F. N. Faber
J. H. Newman
Mary Vale
Pean FatHher Wilfrid
Poginnden
England
Hfan
Our Lady and St. Philip
F. W. Faber
St. Wilfrid’s
Father Philip
Peter
Gateshead
Tus Cuurcu
Church of England
Nevna
Lions of the Times
Church Missionary Society
Morning Post
Church and State Gazette
Wales
Yorkshire
Lincoln
Devon
London
Isle of Man
Channel Islands
Rutland
Radnor
Flint
Peace Society lecture opposes standing armies in Hull
Public meeting at Hall of Commerce hears Rev. John Burnet contend standing armies threaten liberties. He argues armies create debt and entrench elites, praising public opinion as bulwark and noting rulers like Palmerston fear upheaval. Romsey report follows on Mr Jones’s release after coroner verdict.
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Hull
Robertson Gladstone
Liverpool Finance Committee
Peace Society
Hall of Commerce
John Burnet
H. Clapp
Massachusetts
House of Commons
Vienna
Prussia
Magdeburg
Lord Palmerston
Romsey
Jones
Smith
Jermyns
Court of Queen’s Bench
Captain Smith
Bath Journal
Religious Intelligence from Devon and Leeds Churches
The Rev W Jackson becomes pastor at Oakhampton Independent church starting the first Sabbath in December. Rev H R Reynolds to lead East Parade Chapel Leeds likely from last Sabbath in December. Mission to Africa notes eight missionaries sent since 1840 with 77 in communion. Dove mission departs Albion Chapel. Belvoir Street Chapel anniversary raises 55 pounds to 320 pounds total debt plan. Te stimony to Rev Benjamin Backhouse with gifts and tributes at Rodborough Tabernacle. Wetsuy Independent Chapel Lowen Castle Street Buriston ordains Rev T Davis after unanimous call. lengthy charges and confirmations. Nichols to resign Langport church March 22 next.
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Lexgps
H. R. Reynolds
Halstead
Essex
East Parade Chapel
Leeds
Reynolds
John Reynolds
Romsey
George the
Leeds Mercury
Africa
Belvoir Street
Leicester Mercury
Thodey
Cambridge
Backhouse
A. Morton Brown
M.A
Cheltenham
S. Thodey
W. Yates
Thomas Nicholas
Stroud
J. Butterworth
Kingstanley
Thomas Parsons
Peter King
N. Marling
Woodwark and Lucas
N.S. Marling
Marling
Wetsuy
Cuaret
Lowen Castle Street
Buriston
T. Davis
Rotherham College
D. Jones
Marthyr
D. Evans
Neath
J. Hughes
Dowlais
William M Nichotts
Langport
St Francis Xavier Church To Open For Divine Worship
The Liverpool Mercury reports St Francis Xavier's Church the sole Jesuit connected place of worship in the town is nearing completion and is slated to be opened for divine worship on Monday week.
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Liverpool Mercury
St. Francis Xavier’s
Jesuit Society
Letter from London reader on American liberty and despotism
A correspondent argues for publishing facts from the Boston Liberator of October 27 1848 to illuminate American “free institutions” and contrasts public institutions with slavery. He questions Chief Justice Sharkey and criticizes churches and reverend Sharkeys for tolerating abuses, urging vigilance and virtuous self control.
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Boston
America
Sharkey
Sharkeys
Hamilton-place
King's Cross
Justice in Mississippi and the Brazealle emancipation case
Analysis of the Mississippi case Hinds v Brazealle from Howard's Mississippi Reports 2d vol 837. Elisha Brazealle freed his slave partner and their son in Ohio, but Mississippi courts held the deed and will void and kept the mother and son as slaves as part of the estate. Chief Justice Sharkey cites policy against free negroes and emancipation rules to deny validity.
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Mississippi
Hinds
Brazealle
Howard
Elisha Brazealle
John Monroe Bragealle
Ohio
Jefferson County
John Monroe Brazealle
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Sharkey
John Monroe
Fatal love and suicide pact shake Aberdeen society
After Rev Browne's death a rich young woman living with lace maker Mr Aulton killed herself with laudanum upon learning of his impending marriage. Gadd and Cant, ardent lovers thwarted by family opposition, poisoned themselves with arsenic in two cakes. Medical aid saved part of them. Also, the Sgenatus of Kine's CoLtuece re-elected the Earl of Ellesmere as Lord Rector of the University.
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Norringham
Cant
Sgenatus of Kine
Aberdeen
Earl of Ellesmere
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Religious Intelligence
Oakhampton
W. Jackson
Bridgnorth
Independent Church
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