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"Unfaithfulness to the Church of England," what is it? an earnest whisper to her true sons /
The present crisis, and the Christian's duty. An address delivered on Wednesday, April 26, 1854, the day appointed for national humiliation and prayer.
Our cathedrals and their mission.
Church rates - popular education - clergy discipline - convocation. Charge ...
Church revenues. Remarks on the recent church acts, and on the application of the funds of the ecclesiastical commissioners.
Why should the bishops continue to sit in the House of Lords?.
Suggestions respecting church rates.
Church-rates in St. Pancras; a letter to the ratepayers.
The addresses presented to the Lord Primate of Ireland, on his attaining the fiftieth year of his episcopate, with His Grace's answers; and an account of the proceedings at Armagh, on March 29, 1855: in a letter to a clergyman, from one who was present on the occasion.
Letter to the Bishop of Exeter ...
What is a Puseyite?.
Letter ... on church rates.
A letter to the Rev. George Uppleby, Vicar of Barton-upon-Humber, in reply to an address from him to his parishioners, respecting the teaching and conduct of his curate, by members of his congregation, on behalf of themselves, and others representing the Protestant feeling of the parish.
The claim of the Incorporated Church Building Society to more liberal support on the part of members of the Church of England, especially at the present time, advocated in a letter to the editor of the "John Bull" newspaper ... April 2, 1853 /
Church-rate abolition, in its latest form: a charge ...
The convocation's problem solved: how to carry out the "Church-Services Committee's report," without altering the prayer-book, or its rubrics; with practical illustrations. And a few remarks on "The liturgical revision" question.
The management of Episcopal and Capitular property: speech of the Marquis of Blandford, M.P., in the House of Commons, June 21, 1853.
Sayings and doings of the Lord Bishop of Manchester in the administration of his diocese, but more particularly with reference to Ringley Chapel.
Church rates: their abolition spoliation /
Proposal for supplying the suburbs of London with some of the churches not required in the city.
A second letter to the Rev. George Uppleby, in reply to a letter from him to Robt. Brown, Wm. Graburn, and Lyne Brown, Esquires, respecting the teaching and conduct of his curate; with a vindication of former charges, an examination of two of his published sermons, and a refutation of certain charges contained in notes and an appendix to the same.