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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

12 Sep 1877

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Sep 12, 1877

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Clergy Split Over Burial Service Concession Debate

Clergymen debate Lord Harrowby’s burial clause and whether nonconformist rites should be allowed in churchyards. Rev F Simcox Lea warns of clerical trades unions pressuring ordinary incumbents. A Shropshire Rector urges resisting change, Canon Ridley faces mixed reactions, and Osborne Morgan notes Liberal opposition fading amid conservative pressure.

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London F. Simcox Lea Shropshire Lord Harrowby Mr. O. Morgan Manchester The Guardian Canon Ridley House of Lords John Bull Blackwood Times Ridley Ryle Osborne Morgan Wrexham Canterbury York
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Unspoken Passage in Granville Address Sparks Debate

Reporters noted a quoted passage on disestablishment attributed to Earl Granville that did not appear in the delivered speech. The Bradford Observer said the Times text reflected a lapse or fabrication, while the unseen lines reportedly matched the noble lord’s views on religious equality and the Liberation movement.

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Earl Granville Bradford The Times Ireland Scotland Italy United States Plevna Balaclava Tooth Mackonochie Society of the Church Union Bradford Observer Lord Granville Earl St. George’s Hall
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Protestantism in Prussia Upholds Orthodox Control of Church

A liberal drift challenges the Prussian Church as synods remain Conservative and reluctant to reform. Orthodox majorities govern elections, self-government elusive, and dogma largely untouched. Debates flare among clergy and laity, with a few liberal-minded dissenters still active and unyielding.

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Berlin Schleiermacher Christ Brandenburg Council of the Church Ober Kirchen Rath Sydow Liberal Party Berlin-Cologne Cologne A. Rhode
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