Church Courts And Church Rates a Letter to the Rt Hon W E Gladstone Mp
Church Courts And Church Rates a Letter to the Rt Hon W E Gladstone Mp
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Page Wood and Dr. Phillimore, for pre- serving them as a tax upon all but registered Dis- senters, would be galling to the Nonconformists, and disadvantageous to the Church of England.
The reforms contemplated in ray propositions may be summed up as follows: — 1. That all causes touching the rights of matri- mony, divorces, general bastardy, subtraction and right of tithes and offerings, probate of wills, ad- 21 ininistrations and accounts upon the same, incests', fornications, adulteries, soli...citation of chastity, pensions, and all others relating to public morals, or to questions of civil rights, be transferred from the present Ecclesiastical Courts to other tribunals. In practice many of these causes are obsolete, owing to the impracticable nature of the Courts where they were to be tried. The offences against public morals, enumerated above, are irremediable at common law, probably because the Church Courts had undertaken that branch of public juris- prudence. It is possible that some portion of the civil-law system touching public morality might be incorporated with our statute law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Page Wood and Dr. Phillimore, for pre- serving them as a tax upon all but registered Dis- senters, would be galling to the Nonconformists, and disadvantageous to the Church of England.
The reforms contemplated in ray propositions may be summed up as follows: — 1. That all causes touching the rights of matri- mony, divorces, general bastardy, subtraction and right of tithes and offerings, probate of wills, ad- 21 ininistrations and accounts upon the same, incests', fornications, adulteries, soli...citation of chastity, pensions, and all others relating to public morals, or to questions of civil rights, be transferred from the present Ecclesiastical Courts to other tribunals. In practice many of these causes are obsolete, owing to the impracticable nature of the Courts where they were to be tried. The offences against public morals, enumerated above, are irremediable at common law, probably because the Church Courts had undertaken that branch of public juris- prudence. It is possible that some portion of the civil-law system touching public morality might be incorporated with our statute law.
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