Rift Between Anglican Establishment and Voluntary Church Deepens
A Times analysis notes further withdrawal from the English Establishment as the Cape Town Bishop asserts equality with Canterbury and oaths to him. a new Scottish consecration signals a shift. The piece critiques Ritualists at St. Alban’s for defying court orders, while debating limits on church liberty and lay protections. Archdeacon Hale’s death is noted along with media disputes, Madagascar Christianity pressures, and ongoing Liberation controversy.
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Hale
Devonshire Churchman
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Devonshire
Madagascar
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Society of Friends
Record of
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Sewell
East Riding
Lowell
Stalybridge Church and State Lecture Sparks Riot and Debate
A crowded Stalybridge Town Hall listened as Mr Carvell Williams faced loud disruption from supporters of the Establishment and youths aged seventeen to twenty. The Ashton News notes the clash over national education and freedom of speech, contrasting with the quieter Massingham lecture the following week.
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