Irish Church disendowment drives crowded meetings across towns
Reports from Wakefield Shrewsbury Taunton Bath and other towns describe large public meetings debating disendowment of the Irish Church. Resolutions largely support disestablishment while opposing delay. Editorials reflect broad sentiment across Dublin papers and Unionists react with warnings.
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Grammar School
J. EB. Dibb
Royal Commission
J. 8
Eastmesd
Bruce
Gladatone
Shurews Bury
Raven Room
Shrewsbury
The
Liberation Society
Ald. Pidduck
J.P
Chas. Vince
Vince
H. Angus
OC. Croft
Taunton
W. G. Boyle
Free State
Charles Williams
Southampton
J. Simkin
H. Bush
Party of Progress
W. Hunt
Guildhall
Bath
Friends of
Charles Style
Jerom Murple
W. H. Dyer
R. Bligh
D. Waseell
Irish Church Disputes Fuel Talks On Bishop Abolition
The Freeman's Journal notes Irish Protestant bishops met with ministers to discuss reducing the twelve bishoprics to six and surrendering church revenues. A Royal Commission report may back the compromise. The Evening Post questions the assumed value of Anglican church property and suggests life interests and glebe assets are overestimated. Trinity College holdings could affect any compensation to Anglicans.
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Dublin Evening Mail
Dublin
Ulster
Derry Sentinel
Derry Standard
Armagh Gazette
Cork Examiner
England
Ireland
Ulster Brigade
Ene and File
The
Freeman’s Journal
Liberal Party
Mr. Gladstone
Rome
Maynooth
Irish Times
Daily Express
Parliament
the Express
House of Commons
Dublin Evening Post
Hagland
Times Dublin
Gladstone
Trinity College
Dublin University
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