London Bishop's surplice debate widens church rift
A London church dispute over clerical dress tears at the Anglican community. The Bishop of London endorses white surplice in morning preaching and black gown in evening services, while others resist. Prominent clergymen and even shipbuilder Sir William Greed join the dissent. The clergy split fuels public unease as the bishop reportedly falls ill amid ongoing controversy.
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Ghaplin and
Horné
London
Chester
Sediocese
Cheshire
Louis M
A . Penfold
Chichester
Spry
I Arebone
Dodsworth
Pancras
Carlisle
St George's
Hanover-square
Fr Ward
St. James's
Piccadilly
Sir H Dakenfield
St Martin
St. Margaret's
Ipswich
Harwich
Norwich
Fonnereau
Palace
Samuel Wilberforce
E. Norwich
Mino
Nangow Escarte
Woolwich
Syran
Vid Woolwich Company
Syren
George Crews
Payne
Guy's Hospital
Wm. Reeves
John Borer
Binns
OUTRAGE IN BRIGHTON COURT AND WRECK REPORTS
On Tuesday morning in the open day session Major Allen the magistrate presided as two strong prisoners faced the bar and a labourer named John Sith testified about a street robbery near Henover Street Brighton. The assailants took a purse containing 7s 4d and fled toward the sea side. The report also covers the Caernarvon steamer Hughes wreck with at least twenty two lives lost and details of survivors.
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Danrxe Hicuway Roppesy
Allen
Thomas Jones
Thomas Quail
John Sith
Henover-street
Brighton
Rottingdean
Rey
Joel
Witness
Quail
Jones
Cauremarvon
Jax
Hughes
Pontinllaen
Liverpool
Caernarvonbar
Caerparon
Fehave Jost
Pine Sa
Llanddwyn
Nuster
Owen Williams
Felslygam
Thomas Davies
Portiillaen
Shyli Jones
Agineer
Grit Jones Ellis
William Owen Bodlas
Carmarthen
St Clears
Rebecca
Tod
Pwlltrap
County Magistars
Trust
London
Fethman
Owich
Kohen
Moot Hall
G. Savill
Scarff
OOL
James Macgowan
Bathbone
Miece
John Redman
Bonny River
Yopett
Titgh
Admiralty Court
Pia
Lugarool
Prin- Sales
Lord Cray
Windsor
India
China
Kes
Gladstone
M.P
Scotland Tax Government Answer On Church Schism
Edinburgh reports that ministers reply to the church convocation claim, stating that royal ministers have no intention to interfere with the Church of Scotland by law or in parliament. The document is said to be a state paper signed by ministers and the Queen, to be publicly issued soon amid a stir among schismatics.
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Edinburgh
Church of Scotland
Cabinet Council
Roxburgh-place Chapel
Edinburgh Observer
Forres
Peter Fraser
Fraser
North America
New Brunswick
Forres Gazette
Epixporce
Edinburgh Courant
Alexander Mercer
Gilmore Place
Scott
Viewfort
Mull
Eilean
Scotch Reformers’ Gazette
Ward
St. Mary Wynd
James Lyon
Margaret
Ballintore
Easter Ross
Ross-sire Advertiser
First-rate English education aims at the people
A repeated emphasis on educating the public in Church of England tenets. The institution is religious and high church, yet seeks broad access and aims for a first-rate education more suited to common people than the two great universities.
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Church of England
Macclesfield
Dreapro
Truxper Stonw
Presbury
High-street
Sutton
Ryle
Fat Cow Rampages Through Dublin Market Trampling Many
A large fat cow belonging to Lord Dunsany broke from a pen in Smithfield and charged through the market injuring police constable 1630, a woman, several passersby, and Dr Metcalf of Blackhall Street. The beast toppled others in Blackhall Place and Stoney-batter before a smith killed it with a sledge hammer.
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Lord Dunsany
Smithfield
Queen Street
Blackhallstreet
Frederick the Great Anecdotes and Moral Tales
A long review of Frederick the Great's life and character compiled from anecdotes and incidents. It recounts his compassion, sharp wit, and strict discipline with officers and attendants, including moments of mercy toward wounded soldiers, clever ruses in maneuver planning, and personal acts of generosity and humor.
Hanwell Asylum Party Shows Humane Treatment In 19th Century Reform
A correspondent reports a New Year and Twelfth Night festival for male inmates at Hanwell Asylum under Dr. Conolly. The event features decorated galleries, patient musicians, staff/visitor participation, meals, pipes, and dancing. The account argues such entertainments prove the humane system’s success over cruel past practices, noting 230 of 407 inmates joined the three hour celebration without incidents, and praising staff kindness and patient cooperation.
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Froms
Hanwell Asylum
Conolly
Res
Straners
Mainzer
Hanwell
Middlesex
Bia
O'Connor
Campbell
Maki
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