Irish Church Bill Debates Over Annuities and Curate Pay
The debate centers on raising annuities to 2501 for twenty five years of service. Amendments modify curates' compensation outfits and involve life interests of incumbents. Proposals to fund non permanent curates by gratuity pass while others on lay patrons, organists and clerks are thrashed out. The session ends after progress on finance clauses and adjournment near midnight.
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Walpole
Ball
Bentinck
Roundell Patter
O'Donneuys
Mr. Gladstone
Romney Pater
Esrestorp Hor
Haxcourt
Guapstons
Cricurster Forrescur
Guapstonz
Pim
Lefroy
Broprick
Ireland
Vance
Ben- Tinck
Cuartey
Onaney
J.B. Smrra
Gooneys
Col. Gurrin
Frtzwillliam Dick
Glad&stone
Dopson
Ayrton
Theritish Museum
Wuatxy
Sioners
Gotpney
Arcudall
IngLand
Dowssz
S. Narracore
County Cess
Watter
O’conor Don
Trinity College
Baty
S. Northcote
Hunt
Archdall
Disrari
Donnybrook
Guapstone
Gladstone
Disraeli
House of Commons
Sherlock
Candlish
Hznuxy
Wardz
Sexicrror-Generau
Harpy
Hardy
Mr. Bentinck
J. Manners
Grapstone
Disrazui
Grapstonz
Ine- Land
R. Palmer
Questions and Debates Over Irish Church Bill Proceedings
The House discussed government plans and Irish Church provisions. Ministers denied Dover House sale rumors and pledged to study Irish railway purchases. Debates centered on Clause 24 and 25, with amendments criticizing endowment, and figures like Disraeli, Gladstone, and Fortescue cited amid arguments over church vesting and preservation.
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Disratzi
Liberal Party
Guapstong
Mr. Disraeli
Pim
W.H. Gregory
Cononuy
Cross
Grapstoin
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Lyon Uayrar
Edinburgh University
Scotland
Guapstoun
Henry Thynne
Corraner
Glapstowne
Whitsuntide
Mr. Dorrance
Campwett
Dover House
War Department
Horse Guards
Quadstone
Laws
Bruce