Alliance Dissolved and Global Districts Planned
The Alliance is formally dissolved after a conference. Proceedings will be published in English and Latin. District structures will form in the United Kingdom, United States, France, Belgium, French Switzerland, North and South Germany, German Switzerland, British North America, and the West Indies, with others added by consensus. It notes Isaac Nelson and J Standfield of Belfast as movers of the amendment on slavery.
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South
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
United States of America
France
Belgium
French Switzerland
Germany
German Switzerland
British North America
West Indies
Isaac Nelson
J. Standfield
Belfast
Church Patronage Debated In Nocton Austrey Cases
A Lichfield contributor argues that state church patronage taints clerical appointments. He cites Austrey 1844 to 1845 and Peel Lord Chancellor letters showing interference patterns. The piece links Lord Ripon Nocton disputes to patronage and tensions with Mrs Newton and the Crowther case.
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Whitehall
Robert Peel
Alread
Austrey
Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Dyott
Dyott
Bentinck
Lord Ripon
Nocton
Crowther
Dunston
Mr. Crowther
Carlton-gardens
Newton
Kempe
Endowment of the Roman Catholic Church Claims
A Belfast News Letter paragraph reports the Whig Ministry plans to endow the Irish Roman Catholic priesthood. The alleged plan would be kept secret until after the 1847 general election, funded partly from Church revenues and a new land tax, with a cabinet minister named in the letter whose identity is undisclosed.
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Ireland
Belfast
House of Commons
Church and State in Jamaica Petition to the Assembly
A Jamaica correspondent notes a petition presented to the House of Assembly by the Jamaica Baptist Western Union. The ministers seek candid consideration of burdens of taxes and ecclesiastical laws that affect Protestant Dissenters, representing over fifty thousand adherents.
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Jamaica
House of Assembly
Knibb
Burchell
Baptist Western Union
Honourable
Union of State Power with Episcopal Church Rejected
Petitioners denounce the union of state authority with the Episcopal Church as harmful to civil and religious liberty. They seek equal religious freedom for all sects and urge the House to withhold funding from Episcopalians and other denominations. They request no renewal of the clergy law and no legislative interference in religious subjects.
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Episcopal Church
Episcopal
New Alliance Split Rumors Stir Newcastle Town News
The Newcastle Guardian reports possible disruption over Evangelical Alliance resolutions to exclude Friends and accept alleged “men stealers.” Local figure Mr Fenwick plans withdrawal, citing letters from Joan Fenwick and a Belfast connection with Liverpool.
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Society of Friends
America
Newcastle Guardian
Fenwick
Liverpool
New Sunday School Room Opened With Bazaar and Tea Meeting
A spacious room in Bay Cox Lane Frome was opened for Sunday school and week night Baptist services. A bazaar raised over £66. a tea meeting drew nearly 460 attendees, producing about £17. Total contributions to the building fund exceed £83. Dr. Pusey remains weak at Tenby. Mr Newman visited, prompting a relapse.
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C. J. Middleditch
Messrs. J. Jones
W. Fernie
L. Waterhouse
Pusey
Tenby
Newman
Dr. Pusey
Mr. Newman
Bristol Gazette
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Sir Robert
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Dynott
Staffordshire
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Norwich
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Newcastle
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Osborne
Queen's Concert Room
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E. Bickersteth
Marsden
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Candy
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St. Peter and St. Paul
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