Public Service Branch Debate Closes Proceedings
Alderman Cole and Councillor Boothroyd proposed the vote of thanks to the Chairman as the proceedings ended amid debate over a church’s status as a public benefit and its fate if not classified as such.
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Lished Church
Public Service
Cole
Boothroyd
The Church Association Holds Autumn Meeting at Clifton
The autumnal gathering drew 200 to 300 clergymen and lay members at the Victoria Rooms with Bishop Anderson presiding. Speakers warned of Ritualist advances seen as Romanist and urged united Protestant action and wider public education to defend the Church of England's evangelical and Reformed tradition.
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Clifton
Victoria Rooms
Anderson
J. ©. Colquhoun
Savile
Purchas
Bennett
J. C. Goopaart
Wetherden
Suffolk
God
Holy Ghost
J. Richardson
St. Mary's
Bury St. Edmunds
Reformed Church
J. C. Ruiz
Church of England
Exeter
Hear
Mr. Mackonochie
Mackonochie
C. H. Davis
Richardson
Denison
J. B. Waitine
Bromfield
Essex
M. Hosarr Seymour
Aylmer
Allen Cornwall
Bagpath
Gloucestershire
S. A. Walter
Bristol
St. Raphael’s
All Saints
John
Corinthus
Hell
G. B. Concannon
Church Association
W. A. Cornwall
Wolverhampton
R. O. L. Bevan
Savitz
Colquhoun
J. B. Carrierp
Henry Barnes
Farringdon
Berks
J. N. Green-Armyrace
Flax Bourton
England
J. C. Ryze
Seymour
Lay Conference Reshapes Irish Church Representation
The Irish Church Lay Conference in Dublin proposes a mixed lay clerical representation for the General Synod with a plan dividing dioceses by population and parish units. Debates cover elector qualifications and future elections while bishops, clergy, and lay delegates prepare for the General Synod and a governing constitution.
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Antient
Dublin
Duke of Abercorn
Kerry
Earl of Bandon
Verner
Earl of Courtown
Puxley
Cork
General Synod
Lord Courtown
Down
Armagh
Derry
Kilmore
Ossory
Tuam
Meath
Killaloe
Limerick
Cashel
Chatterton
Moore
London
Earl of
Leitrim
Church of Ireland
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Liverpool
Church In
Ireland
Opposition to Dr Temple Editorial Letter Critiques State Bishops
In a Guardian letter Dr Pusey condemns state control over bishop appointments as tyrannical. He blasts the choice of a writer from Essays and Reviews for a bishopric and questions the diocese stance. He argues disestablishment may be needed to save the Church from state poisoning by its leaders.
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The
Guardian
Pusey
Temple
Priamunire
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the Church Association
Irish Church Lay Conference
DR. Temple