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The End of Canon Law in England

The ‘papal’ character of mediaeval canon law in England was the subject of the famous ‘Stubbs-Maitland’ controversy at the end of the 19th century.  Bishop Stubbs, reckoned the… more →

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The End of Canon Law in England

Philip Jones wrote 3 weeks ago: The ‘papal’ character of mediaeval canon law in England was the subject of the famous … more →

Tags: canon law, Canon Law, Ecclesiastical Courts, ecclesiastical law, F W Maitland ecclesiastical law, Introduction to English Canon Law, R v Millis 1844, The Canon Law of the Church of England

Bradshaw's Hand Book to London, Second Day's Route, District III (no.3) — 1 comment

Candy Blackham wrote 3 months ago: View Larger Map Bradshaw’s walk today follows the new route opened through the City from St Pa … more →

Tags: Bradshaw's Hand Book to London, bradshaw, DpChallenge, St Paul's Cathedral, Wren, College of Arms, Billingsgate Market, Custom House, St Dunstans in the East

A Regency Lexicon - And Then There Was "D" — 1 comment

reginajeffers wrote 8 months ago: A Regency Lexicon The Daily Courant – England’s first daily newspaper; founded in 1702 D … more →

Tags: Regency Era, British History, Dropsy, DUCKS AND DRAKES, dressing for dinner, drawing room, Drawers, Dragoon, drag

Ecclesiastical Law Ancient and Modern

Philip Jones wrote 12 months ago: Historical Development It is surprising that the best short description of English ecclesiastical la … more →

Tags: Ecclesiastical Law and Canon Law, Canon Law, ecclesiastical law, Marshall v Graham 1907, Legal Framework of the Church of England, Cawdreys case 1591, The Meaning of Ecclesiastical Law, Tyler v UK, Breeks v Woolfrey 1838

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Philip Jones wrote 1 year ago: Ecclesiastical law has often been identified with the law administered in the ecclesiastical courts. … more →

Tags: Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, Canon Law, Ecclesiastical Courts, Phillimore Ecclesiastical Law, Counsel and Consent 1961, A Verification of the Faculty Jurisdiction, English Reports, Court of the Arches, Dean of the Arches

10 London sites to celebrate Charles Dickens – 3. Recalling a journalistic career...

exploringlondon wrote 1 year ago: We kick off this week’s special – which looks at some of the London premises in which Di … more →

Tags: Charles Dickens, 10 London sites to celebrate Charles Dickens, Dickens 2012, Mirror of Parliament, True Sun, monthly magazine, A Dinner at Poplar Walk, Morning Chronicle, Evening Chronicle


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