The Ingoldsby Letters (1858-1878): In Reply to the Bishops in Convocation, the House of Lords and Elsewhere, on the Revision of the Book of Common Prayer, Volume 2

Cassell Petter & Galpin, 1879

LETTER PAGE LXX Retrospect of Revision for the Year 1859	1

Dean Trench and the AntiRevisionists	6

The Rev C H Davis on Liturgical Revision	12

Resignation of Canon Wodehouse and the Times	17

Common Sense about the Church	22

A Limited or Unlimited Commission?	28

The Bishop of Carlisle Montagu Villiers	34

Bishop Villiers on Revision of the Liturgy	40

The Prayerbook Remodelled An Experiment	183

Association for Promoting Revision of Prayerbook	195

The Doctrinal Revisionists	199

Charge of the Bishop of St Davids Thirlwall	204

Retrospect of Revision for the Year 1860	211

Canonical and Rubrical Reform 211	217

A Laymans Thoughts on the Church	227

Examination for Bishoprics and other Dignities	233

The Church Cause and the Church Party	45

Aquila de Rupe the Rev Richard Bingham	49

Thoughts on the Liturgy by Rev Philip Gell	54

The Liturgy and Dissenters by Rev I Taylor	60

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Advance of the Ten Thousand	67

Rev F Massingberd on Revision of Prayerbook	75

Debate in House of Lords on Revision May 8 1860	81

Lord Ebury in the House of Lords May 8 1860	87

Archbishop Sumner in Reply to Lord Ebury	93

Lord Lyttelton on the Revision of the Liturgy	101

Archbishop Whately as a Revisionist	107

Archbishop Whately on Nondoctrinal Revision	111

Objections urged against all Change	117

Omission of parts construed as Rejection	120

Bishop of London in Reply to Lord Ebury No 1	125

Bishop of London in Reply to Lord Ebury No 2	130

The Revised Prayerbook of 1852	138

Earl Stanhope on the Revision of the Liturgy	140

Bishop Wilberforce in Reply to Lord Ebury	145

The Reviewer Reviewed	153

Bishop Baring on Revision of Prayerbook No 1	158

Bishop Baring on Revision of Prayerbook No 2	161

The Bishop of Derry and Raphoe 1860	167

Charge of Bishop Wilberforce Nov 1860	171

The Assent and Consent What does it imply?	178

The Rev Christopher Nevile on the Prayerbook	241

Negative Theology an Argument for Revision	251

The Church and the Nonconformists Mountfield	258

Dublin Association for Revision of the Prayerbook	262

Church Questions by the Rev C Robinson	265

The Dean of Norwich in Convocation 1861	270

Lord Ebury in the House of Lords July 22 1861	274

An Hour with Spurgeon No 1 The Conventicle	279

An Hour with Spurgeon No 2 The Service	285

An Hour with Spurgeon No 3 The Preacher	292

The Compass and Church Reformer	300

Retrospect of Revision for the Year 1861	307

Lord Eburys Two Bills of 1862	313

Lord Ebury and the Saturday Review No 330	320

The Permissive Bill of 1862	326

Charges of Bishops of Worcester and London 1862	336

Retrospect of Revision from 1858 to 1863 and Prospects for the Future	343

Structural Revision of the Liturgy	350

The Vacant Proctorship for the Diocese of Lincoln	356

Inquisitorial Bishops and Rural Deans	361

Dean MNeile and the Athanasian Creed 361	373

The Supply of Candidates for Holy Orders CXXXIV The Only Way of Overcoming the Difficulty	387

Postscript to Fourth Edition 1878	392

Index 379	397

387	408

397	412

Title	The Ingoldsby Letters (1858-1878): In Reply to the Bishops in Convocation, the House of Lords and Elsewhere, on the Revision of the Book of Common Prayer, Volume 2 The Ingoldsby Letters (1858-1878): In Reply to the Bishops in Convocation, the House of Lords and Elsewhere, on the Revision of the Book of Common Prayer, James Hildyard
Author	James Hildyard
Edition	4
Publisher	Cassell Petter & Galpin, 1879
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	1 Mar 2010

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