The Church and State Should Separate, Says Speaker
In a discussion on ecclesiastical matters, the speaker argues that the Church and State are distinct bodies. He cites Disraeli’s warning of future conflict between Ultra montanes and Protestants and advocates leaving Church affairs to Church Assemblies to preserve the State’s happiness.
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Queen Elizabeth
House of Commons
Liberation Society resumes talks and plans November meetings
The Liberation Society executive committee resumed sittings after summer recess. They plan meetings and lectures late November or early December as the Established Church of Scotland prepares Patronage Act regulations. A Manchester conference starts the sequence, with follow ups in Newcastle, Bristol, and Plymouth.
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Scotland
United Presbyterians
Church of Scotland
Edwin Heath
Manchester
Free Trade Hall
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Sunderland
Bristol
Plymouth
H. W. Parkinson
Rochdale
Parkinson
Choppington
Morppeth
Morppeth.— Mr. Gordon
The
Liberation Society
New Institute
R. Elliot
HerrTon-St-HoLt
Dur
Gordon
Armstrong
West Cramlington
Newcastle
D. Absalom
Carlisle
Lyon
Bailey
Canon Dixon
Debate at meeting extends with Rev Potter challenged
The text notes a challenge by someone to a debate with the lecturer under Rev Dr Potter authority. The meeting was well sustained and ended late with lively, hurried votes. It adds that this week Mr Gordon is in the West Riding.
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Potter
Gordon
West Riding
Gladstone on Ritualism and its limits in England
The Contemporary Review essay by W. E. Gladstone probes Ritualism seeking its true meaning. It argues ritual is outward form expressing inward purpose and condemns excess in dress, architecture, and clerical attire. It weighs Romanising risks and offers six questions to judge any ritual change before adoption.
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W. E. Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
England
Wedgwood
Moloch
Europe
George IV
Church of England
West-end
London
Mary
Rome
Semper Endem
God