Ecclesiastical Notes on Temple Row and Church State Play
The piece debates Dr Temple's appointment and the Essays and Reviews. It urges disestablishment as a remedy, notes Irish Church delegates voting by orders, and lauds Bunhill Fields reopening. It critiques state control, praises Liberation Society policy, and comments on press and peerage implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempie
Pusey
The
Guardian
Temple
Exeter
Dr. Pusey
Jesus
St. Paul
Denison
Christ
Bunhill Fields
Corporation of London
London
Bunhill-fields
Cromwell
Bunyan
de Foe
Charles Reed
M.P
Future Policy of the Liberation Society Meeting in Newcastle
A Newcastle gathering of the Liberation Society discussed continuing action after Ireland's Establishment was abolished. Carvell Williams reported on gains, plans to press remaining aims in England and Wales, and cautioned against premature moves while urging united, constitutional effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Afall Gazette
England
Pall Mall
Temple
Gladstone
House of Lords
Mr. Mackonochie
Broad Church
High Church
Committee of the Liberation Society
Carvell Williams
Newcastle
Globe
Miall
Robert Peel
Richard Cobden
Ireland
Liberation Society
Wales
Church and State
Bradford
Zevicio
Baronets
Friends of the Liberation Society
Durham
Northumberland
Newcastle upon-Tyne
London
Liberation Movement
English United Presbyterian Synod
Edmond
Scott
Manchester
Henry Anous
H. T. Rongouns
Calvern Williams
Liberal Party
Friends of Ireland
United Kingdom
Vhery
Scotland
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