Newspaper cuttings

A collection of newspaper cuttings from 1895-1897. Note: Davidson served as Dean of Windsor between 1884 and 1891, Bishop of Rochester between 1891 and 1895, Bishop of Winchester between 1895 and 1903, and Archbishop of Canterbury between 1903 and 1928.\r\n\r\nThe following information has been transcribed directly from the Alphabetical Index, ff. i-xii:\r\n\r\nA.\r\nAmerican Congregationalists at Farnham Castle, pp. 58-63.\r\nAmpfield, Opening of New School, p. 79.\r\nAnglican Orders, Pope’s Bull, pp. 70-71.\r\nAmerican Atrocities, Meeting at Farnham, p. 92.\r\nAldershot, Opening of St. George’s Church Rooms, p. 154.\r\nArchbishop of Anglican Communion, p. 185.\r\nAdvowsons, Sale of (See Benefices Bill).\r\n\r\nB.\r\nBasingstoke, Sunday School Opening, p. 53.\r\nBramley School Prize Day, p. 65.\r\nBasingstoke, St. Thomas’s Home, p. 67.\r\nBurns Centenary, p. 69.\r\nBicycling Paragraphs, p. 80.\r\nBenson, Archbishop, Death of, p. 95, Funeral, p. 99, Memorial, p. 131. (See also pp. 130, 184.)\r\nBasingstoke, Consecration of Cemetery, p. 119.\r\nBoard Schools, Religious Teaching in, p. 45.\r\nBattenberg, Prince Henry of, Anniversary of Death, p. 129.\r\nBurials Bill, p. 153.\r\nBenefices Bill, Chancellor Dibdin on, p. 187.\r\n\r\nC.\r\nConvocation (Debates), p. 46, Address to Queen, p. 54.\r\nCranleigh School Speech Day, p. 74.\r\nClerical Poverty, p. 51.\r\nCanterbury, Archbishop of, Death, pp. 95-111, (see also pp. 130-131), Successor, p. 121.\r\nConference, Winchester Diocesan, pp. 113, 192-196.\r\nChannel Islands, Programme of Visit to Guernsey, p. 117.\r\nConfirmation of Bishop’s Election, pp. 122-125, 132-134.\r\nChristian Reunion, p. 112.\r\nChurch Reform, Bishop of Winchester’s Letter, p. 129.\r\nChurch of England Temperance Society, p. 151.\r\nCrediton, Consecration of Bishop of, p. 152.\r\nChurch Lads’ Brigade at Farnham, p. 163.\r\n\r\nD.\r\nDolling, “Father”, and the St. Agatha’s Landport, p. 1.\r\nDeceased Wife’s Sister Bill in Jersey, p. 90.\r\nDiocesan Conference, pp. 113, 192-196.\r\nDivorce Question, pp. 118, 158-160.\r\nDisestablishment, p. 148.\r\nDiocesan Society, p. 149.\r\nDibdin, Chancellor (Paper at Church Conference), p. 187.\r\n\r\nE.\r\nEmber Days Programmes, p. 52.\r\nEnthronement of Archbishop Temple, pp. 126-128. \r\nEducation Question, pp. 84-85, 139-145, 176, 188-190.\r\n\r\nF.\r\nFarnham Board Schools (Opening), p. 44, Prize Distribution, pp. 143-145.\r\nFarnham R.D. Choir Festival, p. 55.\r\nFarnham Home Reading Union, p. 57.\r\nFarnham Workhouse (Sermon by Bishop), p. 64.\r\nFarnham Castle (Visit of Norwood Athenaeum), p. 76, (Visit of School Teachers), p. 77.\r\nFarnham Voluntary Schools, pp. 84, 140-142.\r\nFarnham Castle, Old People at, p. 184.\r\nFarnham Venison Dinner, p. 190.\r\n\r\nG.\r\nGrimthorpe, Lord, on Clerical Poverty, p. 51.\r\nGuernsey, Bishop’s Visit to, p. 117.\r\nGarden Part at Farnham Castle, p. 178.\r\nGlastonbury, Bishops at, p. 182.\r\n\r\nH.\r\nHome Reading Union, p. 57.\r\nHoyle, C.E., Marriage of, p. 77.\r\nHigher Religious Education, p. 78.\r\nHostel of St. Luke, p. 146.\r\nHale, Dedication Service, p. 150.\r\nHighclere, Visit of Bishop to, p. 155.\r\nHumphry Ward, (Mrs.), on Public Libraries, p. 155.\r\nHereford, Bishop of, on National Education, p. 189.\r\n\r\nI.\r\nIrish Land Bill, p. 86.\r\n\r\nL.\r\nLandport, St. Agatha’s, p. 1.\r\nLambeth Conference, p. 87.\r\nLilies of the Valley and Canterbury, p. 129.\r\nLiberal Churchmen and the Opposition, p. 146.\r\nLibraries, Mrs. Humphry Ward on, p. 155.\r\n\r\nM.\r\nMaud, Princess, Wedding of, p. 72.\r\nMagee, Rev. A.V., Sermon by, p. 80.\r\nMausoleum Service (14th December 1896), p. 121.\r\nMother’s Union (Conference at Guilford), p. 120.\r\nMethodism?, Decadence of, p. 186.\r\nMissionary Loan Exhibition, p. 198.\r\n\r\nN.\r\nNorwood Athenaeum’s Visit to Farnham Castle, p. 76.\r\nNational Society, (Garden Meeting at Clare Park), p. 79.\r\n“Natives and Aliens”, Winchester, p. 147.\r\n\r\nO.\r\nOutlook for the Established Church, p. 50.\r\n\r\nP.\r\nPope’s Bull on Anglican Orders, pp. 70-71.\r\nPrevention of Cruelty to Children, p. 121.\r\nPortsmouth, Spiritual Needs of, pp. 134-135.\r\nPeterborough, Consecration of the Bishop of, p. 152.\r\nPrayer, (Copy of), Used During Vacancy of See of Canterbury, p. 104.\r\nPatronage Bill (Archbishop of York), p. 178.\r\n\r\nQ.\r\nQueen’s Religion, p. 52.\r\nQueen’s Reign, p. 80.\r\nQueen’s Commemoration, Service at Winchester, p. 164, Sir. A Sullivan’s Setting of Bishop of Wakefield’s Hymn, p. 164, Form of Prayer with Thanksgiving, p. 175, Queen’s Letter to the Nation, p. 175.\r\nQueen’s Visit to Winchester, pp. 179-181. \r\n\r\nR.\r\nRubrics Bill, p. 46.\r\nRochester Diocesan Society, p. 60.\r\nRe-Union, Christian, p. 112.\r\nReligious Teaching in Board Schools, p. 45.\r\nReform, Church, p. 129.\r\nRoman Catholicism, Alleged Growth of, pp. 86, 200.\r\nRural Deans, Circular Letter to, p. 164.\r\n\r\nS.\r\nSchool Teachers at Farnham Castle, p. 77.\r\nSunday Question, pp. 81, 169-174.\r\nSunday Schools, Bishop of Southampton, p. 117.\r\nS.P.G., Meeting at Southampton), p. 117, Meeting at Winchester), p. 197.\r\nSouthwark, St. Saviour, Re-Opening, pp. 136-138.\r\n“State Paid Priest”, Reynolds on, p. 156.\r\nStoke-Next-Guildford, Church Extension, p. 167.\r\n\r\nT.\r\nThorold, Bishop, (Biography), p. 56, (Dedication of Mrs. Thorold, Widow), p. 184.\r\nTemple, Bishop, Appointment to Canterbury, p. 121, “Confirmation”, p. 122, Enthronement, pp. 126-128, see also, pp. 132-134. \r\nTemperance, p. 151.\r\nTait, Miss, Illness of, p. 160.\r\nTait, Peter, Golden Wedding of, p. 184.\r\n\r\nU.\r\nUniversity Degrees for Women, p. 157.\r\n\r\nV.\r\nVoluntary Schools, pp. 84-85.\r\nVenison Dinner at Farnham, p. 190.\r\n\r\nW.\r\nWinchester High School, p. 116.\r\nWinchester Diocesan Conference, pp. 113, 192-196.\r\nWinchester, “Natives and Aliens”, p. 147.\r\nWinchester Diocesan Society, p. 149.\r\nWinchester Volunteers, p. 161.\r\nWinchester, Queen’s Visit to, pp. 179-181.\r\nWinchester, Dedication of Mrs. Thorold, Widow, at, p. 184.