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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 11, 1850
Page
2
The piece argues that government support for secular education fosters odium and suspicion among sects. It contends religious bias in higher learning cannot be neutralized, and demands academic liberty free from theological odium and civil penalties.
A letter to the Times from Viscount Feilding confirms his move to the Catholic Church and argues a living authority in faith. Lord Lyttelton replies on understanding theological terms and a possible reconciliatory path within the Church. Rev Eyre Stewart Bathurst resigns and converts to Catholicism, received by Dr. Newman at Alcester Street.
A Church and State Gazette correspondent details alleged conversions to Rome, names Worthington and Bathurst among converts, cites invocations of Mary and saints, and notes clerical resignations and suspected Rome-ward moves. Reports mention Cambridge perverts and Oscott priestly return, with commentary on church division and influential figures.
The article outlines the 1850 Titles of Religious Congregations Act to simplify property holding for religious or educational works in England and Ireland. It states property held by trustees for chapels halls schools or glebes vests to successors without conveyance and allows manorial lords to claim copyhold fines every forty years or on trustee appointment, as full settlement of fines.
The article discusses an act governing choice and appointment of new trustees by deed, attested by witnesses, extending to Ireland but not Scotland. It notes separate Scottish provisions, mentions stamp duty motive, and cites a schedule with trustee names and dates, urging dissenting congregations to review trust deeds.
The article discusses rising ministerial vacillation in Piedmont over Rome relations, suspected resignations, and Bianchi Giovini’s banishment amid Austrian priestly influence. it notes Prince Schwarzenberg’s Prague archbishopric and press censorship as Prague tightens control. It mentions Austria declaring religious freedom but curbing Jesuits and clerical activity, with journal editors warned by police.
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