Hurrell Froude

Note 186 — LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY (continued 4)

Reading edition

Newman, prompted by Isaac Williams, and following Thomas Keble at Bisley, had, unknown to Froude, begun a month before to read the two Church services daily in the chancel of S. Mary’s at Oxford: but a daily Eucharist was then unheard of in the Church of England.

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