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Letter from Bishop Clifford to Bishop Ullathorne regarding his concerns about the laity getting involved in church matters, and an allegation in the Dublin Review that Newman had made an alleged slur on foreign Catholics, displaying Protestant thinking, also mentions Ullathorne's letters on unions and prisons.

Identifier

B019-A003-D021

Call Number

B019-A003-D021

Collection

Birmingham Oratory

Creator

Clifford, William Joseph Hugh, Bishop, 1823-1893

Contributor

Ullathorne, William Bernard, Bishop, 1806-1889

Date

1866-03-19

Page Count

3

Coverage

Bishops House, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England

Location

e-resource|Birmingham Oratory

Type

Text

Content Type

Letter

Language

English

Authors & Recipients
Clifford, William Joseph Hugh, Bishop, 1823-1893

Clifford, William Joseph Hugh, Bishop, 1823-1893

2nd son of the 7th Lord Clifton, educated at Prior Park, spent ten years studying in Rome, ordained 1850, Bishop of Clifton 1857, stauch supporter of Newman.

Ullathorne, William Bernard, Bishop, 1806-1889

Ullathorne, William Bernard, Bishop, 1806-1889

Born at Pocklington, Yorks, educated at Downside, ordained OSB 1831, in Australia 1832-36 & 1838-41, Vicar Apostolic of Western District 1847-48, Central District 1848-50, 1st Bishop of Birmingham 1850-88.

Events in Newman's lifeEvents in the UKEvents in the wider world
  • Death of John Keble.
  • Bishop Ullathorne hopes to re-ignite the Oxford scheme.
  • Herbert Vaughan establishes the Mill Hill Missionaries.
  • Publication of 'A Letter to Pusey on his Eirenicon'.
  • Birth of authors Beatrix Potter and H.G. Wells, archaeologist Lord Carnarvon, car designer Herbert Austin, and future prime minister Ramsey MacDonald
  • Resignation of Lord Russell as prime minister.
  • Formation of the first London Fire Brigade.
  • The Cholera epidemic sweeps through London.
  • The SS Great Britain sucessfully lays the transatlantic telegraph cable.
  • US Civil Rights Act passed.

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