Maynooth charges ignite Edinburgh parliamentary feud
A letter from an Edinburgh MP traverses Duncan M’Laren’s Maynooth votes and reform club ties. The writer accuses M’Laren of betrayal, defends his own Radical to Tory shift, and argues the endowment funds were misrepresented to justify the grant. He asserts the £380,000 goes to Cardinal Cullen’s trustees, harming professors and perpetuating Maynooth.
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Mlaren
Maynooth
Paris
M‘laren
Cobden Hall
M'Laren
Edinburgh
Duncan M‘laren
James Aytoun
Reform Club
House of Commons
Bright
Macaulays
Abercrombys
Jeffreys
Monceriffs
Black
Cowan
Gladstone-Bright
Green
Belfast College
Regium Donum
College of Maynooth
Cardinal Cullen
Gladstone Dill
Synod of Ulster
Belfast
Pr Cullen
Maren
Cullen
Mir M‘laren Nest
Gladstone
Cardinal Callen
Bie Raminers
Public Policy Debate on University Court Powers 1869
A detailed argument supports transferring professorial chair patronage to the University Court and making it open to public report. The author outlines eight Court members and describes their constituencies, then lists powers including appeals from Senatus Academicus, teaching regulations, and financial oversight. He argues publicity checks abuse, urges frank information exchange, and previews further topics.
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University Court
Edinburgh
Senatus Academicus
Supreme Court of the University
University
L. Zo
Senatus
University Council
Senatos
University Court of Edinburgh
The Teaching of Gaelic in Highland Schools
An elder argues in the General Assembly of the Established Church that Gaelic teaching is essential. He cites scarce Gaelic probationers, unfit teachers from normal schools, and some reluctance to teach Gaelic. He urges mandatory Gaelic instruction to aid illiterate parents and uphold religious and moral education.
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Cameron
Urquhart
Macintyre
Kinlochspelvie
Macfarlane
Killean
Book of the Free Church
Free Church College
Premier in a Mist on Proposed Irish Church Change
The article argues Ireland's ecclesiastical reform proposal is confusing to the public and the Prime Minister risks a slow, cautious path through a political labyrinth. It notes the Crown's supremacy and historical limits on church authority, citing Lord Cairns and the Reformation era.
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James the First
Great Britain
Ireland
Girardstone
Gladstone
United Kingdom
Christ
Elizabeth
Cain
Freewill
Marquis of Argyll
Church
Church of
Rome
Henry the Eighth
British Empire
Sam
G. W.N
Edinburgh
Mr Disraeli
England
Scotland
Lord Cairns
Cromwell
Court of Session First Division Fossick Sequestration Appeal
An Edinburgh Court of Session appeal reviews a Sheriff delivery on appointing a commissioner to examine George Fossick in England. The Lord President rules no incompetence, the case returns to the Sheriff for deposition, with expenses awarded to the appellant. A second item notes a meeting for endowing the Falconer Memorial Fellowship at the University of Edinburgh and related funding plans and motions.
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Gladstone- Bright
Gladstone
Mr Bright
Laren
Maynooth
Edinburgh
MrLaren
Parliament House
London
James Autuln
Court OF Session
Fossick
Trowsdale
Scotland
England
Messrs
Trowsdale & Son
Thomas S. Lindsay
George Fossick
Stockton-on-Tees
Chart Lodge
Redhill
James Dodds
Westminster
A. R. Clark
Asher
Millar, Allardice, & Robson
W.S
Lancaster
Lindsay & Paterson, WS
Association For the Better Endowment of the University of Edinburgh
Royal College of Physicians
No. 9
Queen Street
Hugh Falconer
Association
Alexander Grant
James W. Baird
Jean Don Wauchope
Campbell Swinton
Kimmerghame
David Milne Home
Milne Grader
Ferrier Hamilton
Christison
Turner
Balfour
Sanders
Morehead
Aitken
David Smith
Robert Horne
Findlay Anderson
Cauhrrt Swinton
J. Christison
University of Edinburgh
Hon. East India Company
de Charles Murchison
Falconer
Senatus Academicus
Hamilton
Falconer Fund
Oxford
Stewart
Gilasserton
Farcover
India
Murchison
Sir William Hamilton
Pavio Musé Hox
Ur Falconer
British Association
Newcastle
Charles Lyll
Royal Society
The
Forth
Stirling
Swinton
Finplay Anpherson
Campbell Swintos
Retirement of the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland
The Dublin correspondent reports the Lord-Lieutenant will leave Dublin for London on Friday and is posited not to return as Viceroy. The item includes other notices on bankruptcy proceedings for Rev. George Perry and an advertisement praising Maravilla Cocoa as superior for breakfast with homeopathic appeal.
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Ireland
Daily News
Dubin
London
AnoTner
George Perry
Falkirk
Scotland
Hendy
Doria
Brough
East Kongsberg
Reed
Bond Court
Walbrook
Perry & Co
Llantrissant Coal and Iron Company
Coleman Street
Bacon
Linnzus
The
Globe
Taylor Brothers
Deaths of Local Figures in Manchester and Berlin Scholar
Sergeant Inguts, a famed athletic professor in Manchester, died suddenly Friday afternoon while riding an omnibus from Cheetham Hill to Market Street. Professor Hengstenberg of Berlin, age sixty seven, passed away after long suffering, having devoted forty six years to Berlin University and leading the orthodox party with influential exegetical writings.
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Inguts
Manchester
Cheetham Hill
Market Street
Professor Hengstenberg
Berlin
Germany
England
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