English Church and State clash in Ritualist debate
The piece weighs Mr. Shipley and Ritualists, arguing tensions between church authority and state power. It warns of disestablishment moves amid calls for a true equipoise, noting Broad Church views and a looming split. The article views recent judgments as intensifying debate and hints at accelerating moves toward separation or humiliation for one side.
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Shipley
United Kingdom
Argyll
Kirk
Church of England
Macleod
Caird
Campbell
England
Orby Shipley
Ecclesiastical Notes On Reform Sparks At Carlisle Conference
A Carlisle procesal conference reveals anxiety for reform within the Church of England amid fears disestablishment may follow if change is delayed. Articles critique clerical attitudes toward Dissenters and justify cautious reform while noting disputes over parish schools and Methodist cases. The piece laments sectarian rigidity and highlights evolving views on toleration.
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Carlisle
Ware
Ferguson
Church of England
Clun
Gentiem
Primitive Methodist
Salopian
Liberation Society
Penny Post
Messrs
Clericus Wintonensis
Dean Close and Kinnaird on Disestablishment
A historical column reports Mr Kinnaird, MP, advocating disestablishment and Dean Close’s sharp rebuke. Close accuses Kinnaird of converting to Miall, cites his Irish Church vote, and predicts many Irish disestablishment supporters may back the same measure in England as Ireland’s experience appears beneficial.
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Mr. Kinnaird
M.P
Dean Close
Kinnaird
Miall
Close
England
Ireland
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