Earl of Ripon and His Patronage Causing Notice
A satirical letter from a correspondent criticizes Lord Ripon’s approach to Nocton parish, laying out strict conditions for the curate and naming families in the area the clergyman must avoid. The piece also touches on charitable acts by the Quaker residents and reports on various church discipline and local incidents from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
Aerosine Curran Buria
Colchester
Tuesaday
S. Carr
St. Peter's
Foster
North-hill
Carr
Herrick
Independent Chapel
East Stockwell-street
Suffolk Chronicle
Mably
Bath and Wells
Exeter
Gloucester
Bristol
Lincoln
William Day
Hawridge
Buckingham
Court of Arches
Day
H. Jefferys
Norwich
Privy Council
Arches Court of Canterbury
William Hawkes Langley
Hlenry Erskine Head
Henry Henslow
John Hurst
Arthur Loftus
Henry Cresswell
Henry Heathcote
Diocese of
Harry Grey
George Marcus d’ Arcy Irvine
Ireland
Maynooth
England
Chichester Diocesan Society
Archdeacon Hare
Lord Dalmeny
Stirling Burghs
Scotland
Cuincanatis
Chelmsford Chronicle
John Bearblock
Bank of England
Hornchurch
Bangor
Beaumaris
Whitacre
Birmingham
Derby
Malvern
Staffordshire Mercury
London
Globe
Warner
New York
Samuel Lamson
Swain Beach
Mies Lamson
Windsor
Lord John Russell
Lord John
York and Lancaster Towers
Waterloo Gate
Bragg
Elham
Kent
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Earl OF
Ripon
Mr. Dawson
Nocton
Mr. Crowther
Lady Ripon
Cook
Granville
Bakers
Brutons
Barbara Smith
Newton
House of Commons
Wales
Victoria
Arches Court