Vatican Ecumenical Congress Opens in Florence and Church Row
A Florence congress led by Archbishop Limberti opens with speeches and a Papal brief urging Catholics to engage in elections and reject state led property transfers. The Vatican tally shows smaller staff than claimed while debates in Europe touch blasphemy laws and ultramontane tensions.
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Congress
Cardinal Ledochowski
Society of Jesus
Monsignor Nardi
England
Ireland
O’connell
Belgium
Germany
France
Monsignor Limberti
Florence
Univers
Vatican
Antonelli
Swiss Guard
Pontifical Gendarmerie
Dean Susczinsky
Old Catholics
Gajewska
Old Catholica
Susczinsky
Pall Mall Gazette
Dupré
M. Antoine Dupré
Freiburg
House of Deputies
M. Dupré
Council of Cantons
Vacant Windsor Vicarage and Catholic Conversion Note
The Windsor vicarage in the lord chancellor’s gift, worth over 1000 pounds yearly, is vacant after Canon Ellison’s resignation for a benefice elsewhere. Rev T H Grantham and his wife have joined the Catholic Church. In Coventry a vicar’s rates seizure leads to indignation as account books and ledgers valued at 31 pounds 6s are taken. A St Mary’s Church EC visitor reports being refused entry during service by a verger who said it was not a public exhibition.
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Breranway Green
J. Harrison
St. John’s
Bethnal Green
Halifax
Halifax Old Church
Musgrave
Halifax Courier
Tue Gursorp
Montreal
Guibord
M. Guibord
Haveeen
M. Archer Shee
The
Times
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Civil Courts of
Canada
England
Windsor
Canon Ellison
T. H. Grantham
Slinford
Sussex
Canon Butte
Arundel
Coventry
F. M. Beaumont
Holy Trinity
Life and Correspondence of William Hone Project
Mr Hone son of William Hone of The Everyday Book collects materials for a Life and Correspondence of his father. The first part of Cassell's History of England issued with a fine portrait of the Queen on imperial plate paper.
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Hone
William Hone
Cassell
England
Religious and Benomintional Hell Meeting At Memorial Hall
About 200 gentlemen attended a prolonged conference of theatre services leaders at Memorial Hall before resuming next Sunday. They reviewed 16 years of efforts, noted over 2 800 services and three million attendees, and discussed improving platform appeal, choir training, and lay preaching to reach London’s unreached populations.
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Memorial Hall
Sowell
Earl of Shaftesbury
G. Williams
Chaiirman
London
Charles Sawell
Moody
Parsons
Pavilion Theatre
J. H. Wilson
England
Alhambra
Leicester Square
Lord Shaftesbury
Sankey
House of Commons
Halley
Blackheath
Reenwich Park
Rennie
London City
Exturca
Shaw
New Waiaur
Camberwell
Theodore Barnes
Purse U
Britannia Theatre
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Arisin
Judicial Privy Council
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