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4 November 1882: Fraser applies to
Penzance for Green's release. The motion is unopposed, succeeds and Green is released that day. Green resigns his living in an attempt to deny the state's sequestration of his office. However, sequestration is already complete and Rev. W.R. Pym has been appointed as
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August 1882: Selborne writes to Fraser to advise him that, three years having elapsed since the inhibition, Green's living at Miles
Platting has lapsed under the Act. Green's detention now seems to serve little purpose but he was imprisoned for contempt and there is no trivial remedy. It seems
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3 December 1878: At an interview with Fraser, Green declines to submit to his authority on liturgical matters as "I should deny my Lord and imperil (peril?) my own salvation." Fraser declines to invoke his discretion to
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17 October 1882: Fraser writes to
Selborne advising him that Green is being guided by the English Church Union who regard deprivation of living under the Act with no greater gravity than any of its other
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25 October 1881: Green writes to Fraser emphasising that his submission to episcopal authority will not extend to disobedience to his conscience in liturgical matters.
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21 September 1881: Fraser finally obtains an, at least nominal, undertaking from Green to obey his bishop's direction. Fraser writes to
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Performing the consecration in such a manner that the congregation could not see him break the bread or take the chalice in his hand.
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is issued to Green prohibiting the practices complained of. Green persists and an order is made inhibiting him from exercising the
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takes up the case and Fraser receives a "presentation" against Green charging, contrary to the Public
Worship Regulation Act 1874:
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in
Swinton until his appointment as incumbent of St John the Evangelist, Miles Platting, Manchester. He was a follower of the
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but Fraser refuses to approve the nomination on the grounds of
Cowgill's avowed refusal to accept the authority of the
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23 December 1878: Fraser receives a petition supporting Green but is unimpressed by the standing of the signatories.
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2 April 1881: The application is heard but
Selborne defers his decision because of an impending challenge to the
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24 July 1880: An application is made to Lord
Penzance for a ruling that Green is in contempt for non-payment of
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20 May 1878: Fraser responds coolly, pointing out the vagueness of the accusations and the similarity of the
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unlikely that either Green or the Church
Association will apply to the court for release but Fraser has no
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with Stone in Kent in 1914 but soon retired due to ill health. He died in
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7 May 1881: Selborne denounces the costs awarded against Green as a "great scandal".
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31 October 1881: Fraser writes to Gladstone to withdraw his petition for a pardon.
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accusing him of "propagation of false doctrine and deadly error".
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134:1874: Green nominates Rev. Harry Cowgill as his
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323:19 March 1880: Green is arrested and held in
127:for mixing water with wine in the service of
145:May 1877, Fraser learns that Green is using
366:6 April 1881: An application for a writ of
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348:March 1881: An application is made to the
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290:25 November 1879: Lord Penzance issues a
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270:James Plaisted Wilde, Baron Penzance
561:"Sidney Faithhorn GREEN (GRN859SF)"
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718:Roberts, Rev. G. Bayfield (1895).
515:In 1883, Green was appointed to a
407:3–4 August 1881: An appeal to the
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70:Trinity College, Cambridge
567:. University of Cambridge
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533:Keble College, Oxford
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