Veuillot as a Catholic shock trooper in France
A critical portrait of M Veuillot as a self styled censor and confrontationist whose writings and influence alarm the French clergy. He is described as fearless and relentless in promoting Catholicism and denouncing liberal ideas, with Rome reportedly relying on his polemics. The piece also notes his growing literary power and provocative style.
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Parfum de
Rome
Paris
Antonelli
France
Vatican
M. Venillot
Durham
Crerny
Thomas Brutton
Tynemouth
Newcastle Chronicle
Brutton
Bellamy
Resignations and Reopenings Now Noted In Congregations
Reading Broad Street Congregational Chapel sees Rev G Colborne resign and Rev John Allen accept Tonbridge Chapel pastorate in London with start on the 29th. Mold English Congregational Church reopened after repairs with a tea party and public meeting. Rev J Morris Rev P W Darnton Rev J D Riley and Rev W T Thomas speak. pastor Rev D Burford Hooke gives short address.
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Reading
Broad-Street
G. Colborne
John Allen
Tonbridge Chapel
Euston-road
London
Southgate
Allen
Flintts
Mold
Balfour, Esq
J. Morris
Tettenhall
P. W. Darnton
B.A
Cheshire Congregational Union
J. D. Riley
Holywell
W. T. Thomas
D. Burford Hooke
Open-Air Mission and Downton Church Anniversary Notes
The Notting Hill tabernacle hosts Henry Varley highlighting motive power for Christian work and evangelistic aims, followed by sermons by Craig Gibson and Kirkham. Downton Wiltshire marks the twenty-fifth pastorate anniversary of Rev. J T Collier with a £100 gift, while Sunday School prizes are announced at the Old Bailey hall for Scripture History, Evidences of Christianity, and teaching principles.
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English Congregational Building Society
Marquis of Westminster
R. Grosvenor
Morley
Tabernacle
Nottinghill
Henry Varley
Christ
Robert Craig
Finlay Gibson
Gawin Kirkham
Downton
Wiltshire
J. T. Collier
G. Short
Salisbury
Short
Collier
Thomas Read
Downtton
Munday
London
Sunday School Union
The
Old Bailey
Daniel Pratt
James W. Graham
Lillie F. Jenkins
Bristol
Annie Price
Sarah Whitley
Anne Gordon
Cheltenham
W. Nixon
Jun
Sheffield
James W. Green
Fanny J. Pratt
Sarah L. Brown
Birmingham
Harriette Grundy
Emily E. Sadler
Inn
Llewellyn D. Bevan
Ll.b
Samuel Green
William R. Groser
W. N. Groser
Towser
Hartley
Moabite Expedition Discovers Preserved Palace Ruins
The Moabite Expedition reports a remarkable ruin on the desert borders east-southeast of Heshbon. A freestone quadrangle encloses a brick palace with a carved façade and eight vaulted chambers. The site dates to no later than the end of the sixth century. The Dead Sea Basin shows eastern shore moisture with small plants and palms near the northern end.
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Moas
British Association
Heshhon
Dead Sea
Correspondence on Dissent and Church Bells Controversy
The letter from S B James of North Marston dated August 31, 1872 defends the term Dissent in Church Bells, explains an editor’s erasure in the proof, and asserts personal consistency and loyalty to the Church of England while cautioning against labeling conscientious Nonconformists as schismatic. It notes intent to send a copy to the Nonconformist journal and includes the quoted proof paragraph.
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Church Bells
North Marston
Church of England
Liberation Quotations and a Disraeli Quotation Mix Up
A reader notes a Globe quotation from Lothair misattributed to Disraeli. The passage, altered by omission, appears as a motto in a Liberation Society tract, prompting questions about quotation ethics and the society’s methods.
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The
Liberation Society
Mr. Disraeli
Lothair
Church of England
B. Disraeli
England
Disraeli
Parliament
Society For the Liberation of
Loru Harr
Hon
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Religions and Denominational Actos
S. B. James
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