Bible Society Debated Scotland Print Treaty 1845
A study of correspondence and committee minutes reveals the British and Foreign Bible Society weighing Dr Adam Thomson's offer for Scottish printed Bibles for Scotland Ireland and colonies. Resolutions reference sub committee views with concerns about pricing distribution and impact on church finances and patronage in Worcester Wimbledon and Old Radnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty's Board of
Scotland
Ireland
Bible Press Company
Hibernian Bible Society
Tam
Anam Thomson
British and Foreign Bible Society
London
J. Beckets
Adam Thomson
Scottish Bible Press Company
The
J. Rantley
Teead
Adam Thorngon
General Committee
Joan Jackson
Assis
A. Thomson
Coldstream
James Thomson
A. Branpram
Thomson
TITHES AND CHURCH RATES INquiry ON PATRONAGE ABUSE
The senior churchwarden at Old Radnor discusses church rates and the neglect of lay impropriations by Worcester's Dean and Chapter. Parishioners question tithe payments when parishes receive little religious instruction in return, as reported from a Hereford paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miei
Dean and Chapter of
Worcester
Frankland Lewis
Kinnerton
Old Radnor
Times
Earl of Spencer
Wimbledon
Surrey
Hereford
The Cash of Mr Shore and Religious Liberty Debates
A Plymouth Journal report covers a Friday meeting to support Rev. James Shore amid a harsh prosecution by the Bishop of Exeter. Speakers condemn prelatical power, discuss Ecclesiastical Courts, and cite Free Church in Scotland and anti state church actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
James Shore
Exeter
Bulteel
Shore
William the Third
England
Werbert Jenner Fust
Judicial Committee of Privy Council
Rooker
Free Church of Scotland
India
Europe
Asia Minor
Evangelical Societies of
Switzerland
Belgium
Bible Society of
Toulouse
Gustavus-Adolphus Society
Germany
Assembly
Madeira
Bombay
Hungary
Calcutta
Africa
Great Fish Hiver
Limes
Anti-Starz-Cuuron Association
J. Kingsley
Temperance Hall
Ipswich
Anti-State Church Association
Lacey
Suffolk Chronicle
Giles
Newcastle Advertiser
Dissenter's Struggle Over Religious Liberty and Costs
A Totnes committee forms to support Mr. Shore in defending religious liberty against a court ruling. Subscriptions total about £200, with Shore incurring over £400 in expenses and plans to seek more funds to continue the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty
Totnes
Shore
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Shore
Plymouth Journal
Anti-Stars-Curren Association
John Kingsley
Halesworth
Scorcu
Episcopal College
Perth
Episcopal Church
John Gladstone
W. E. Gladstone
St. George's
Correntz
Norwich
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