Pope letters fuel Prussia clergy clash over Ultramontanism
The Times and Daily News discuss a bitter exchange between Emperor William and Pope Pius IX over clerical laws in Prussia. Editorials credit Prince Bismarck for steering the crisis, with Liberal presses forging a nationalist stance against Ultramontane influence and Jesuit intrigues. The conflict shapes upcoming elections and church-state power dynamics.
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Religious and Denominational News from Birmingham Church Meeting
A Birmingham town meeting resolved to raise a voluntary rate to finish parish church restoration with Nonconformist support. Rev G W McCree departs St Giles’s after 25 years to lead a Southwark chapel, remaining secretary of the United Kingdom Band of Hope Union. A new Wesleyan chapel opens in Reading costing about 7500 with 1000 seats. The seventh anniversary of Rev A Mursell’s Stockwell Baptist Chapel celebrates debt clearance. YM C A annual meeting at Aldersgate Street awards prizes with about 700 attendees.
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A. Mursell
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Morley Punshon
D.D
Donald Fraser
T. W. Handford
Young Men’s Christian Association
Aldersgate Street
J. D. Allcroft
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