Irish Charity Grants Debate on Education and Religion
Debates on Irish education grants focus on reducing Protestant establishment funding while expanding general education for Irish poor. Members argue over applying funds to wider public use, with concerns about religious influence, orphan care, and efficiency. Calls arise for inquiry into church establishment finances and distribution of charitable sums.
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Rane
Souvilburn
Cama
Parcora
Newlort
Goulburn
Tepertainty Wuld
Mimonck
Lecanto
Scotland
Jiame
Goulbrurn
Me Grattan
Hms
Ume
Dublin
Dawson
Roland
Grattan
Trish
Houses of Industry
Monck
Aberdeen
Mrame
J. Newport
Ireland
Treland
Tresland
Peel
Hear
Baronet
Tio
Bool
Moncek
Westmorland Tock Tesnital
Murpitel
Dubin
Hum
Westmorland Lock Hospital
Madam Stephen's Hospital
Dublia
Cork Street
Publia
Suo
Dreland
Royal Cock Institution
Qeete
Corky
Tuortin
Limerick
Tredand
Nis
Cork
Newport
Heer
Cru
Alow
Wanda
Pete Caren
Howes
Euan Ie
Ely
Myr Goulburn
Mr Home
Lia
Rome
du ME
Thia Cohjert
le Hnad Iodoe l
Etx
Enid
Lendan
Home Department
London
Catlin Society
Dublin Society
Crandon
Collssnovin
Daddin
Ti Abes
WM. Smettp Anid
Rach Granti
Thitura
Shere
Migratuan
Cose
Goulagan
Maghaod
Peeuial
Omar
Centhoman
Osgary
Iroland
Reatleman
Sir J. Newport
Pearlanen
ARES
Vanier
Moss
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Foun Weavport
Onn
Wexford
Foundling Hospital
Goulbuern
Pew
Wnid
Tee
Muniching Hospital
Wes Proethe
Vretuod
Tata
Dubln
Leme
Ainte
Tum
Irland
Lewis
Goverurn
Dakin Society
Ted Baer
Ted
Poker of Vata
Chet
Willy
Haar
Misal
Magey
Dreland Scone
Coulburn
Gett
Leeds
Aimee
Gousburn
Lord Blaney
Sir I Newport
Janey
Europe
Euchad
People of
England
Cresbey
Reese
Fttit
Etrapedaes
Ted Aden