Disorder at meetings over Gladstone Irish Church disestablishment
Crowded gatherings across multiple towns show strong support for Gladstone’s Irish Church disestablishment. Reports note disorder and fights at some venues, with majorities in favor of disestablishment and disendowment, while opponents attempted amendments.
Local Support Builds for Gladstone Resolutions Across Towns
Leading townsfolk and a clergyman supported a petition to Parliament backing Mr Gladstone's resolutions. Rev N T Langridge moved the amendment and it passed amid cheering. meetings in Longton Wilton Oakham Clipstone Bow Warrington Walsall and Deptford echoed the support with Sir C Bright pledging to back Gladstone in Parliament.
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N.T. Langridge
Bow
Warrington
Walsall
Friends of the Irish Church
Deptford
Baxter Langley
Gladstone
C. Bright
Mr. Gladstone
House of Commons
Guardian review attacks Dean Stanley on Church and State
The Guardian critiques Dean Stanley by arguing his address denies a supernatural Church founded by God. It warns Erastian ideas threaten true faith, noting his preference for minimal Christianity and a powerful State over ecclesiastical authority and unity. It contrasts Stanley with Miall and laments reduced spirituality.
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the Guardian
Dean Stanley
House of Commons
Church of the Future
France
John Bull
Gallio
Christ
Erastus
Miall
Westminster
Public meeting on union of Church and State planned at St James Hall
Archbishop of Canterbury to preside with notable attendees including the Archbishop of York and several dukes and earls. Evangelical Union Wishaw imposes abstinence rule for members and bans non abstainers from communion. Queen's Bench case orders Bishop of London to hear a complaint against the Vicar of Frome with discretion on inquiry. An American view notes Mr Disraeli's alarm over liberal attacks on religion.
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Gladstone
Hurt
Sessions House
Mr. Gladstone
Leeps
Music Hall
Canon Atlay
Leeds
Samuel Hey
Ngvonrort
Newport
Mon
Victoria
Charles Vince
Birmingham
Handel Coasham
Bristol
House of Commons
W. B. Gladatone
Scortano
United Presbyterian
Dundee
Perth
Ireland
Hawick
M'‘Rae
Stirling
Lauder
Epinsur GH
Queen Street Hall
Duke of Edinburgh
Adam Black
Professor Rainy
Professor Blackie
Dunper
Wm. Wilson
Free Church
Knight
Geo. Gilfillan
P. Watson
Mr. Cook
J. C. Baxter
Wilson
Greenock
Gunion
George Foley
James Stevenson
United Presbyterian Church
Oliver M.cutcheon
G. D. Wylie
Kingstown
Stephen Dobson
J. A. Mowatt
William Mitchell
A. Robinson
Broughshane
County Antrim
Daniel Cunninghame
Belfast
Ulster
Episcopal Church
Athenium
Lord Fermoy
Earl of Cork
Smith Barry
Sullivan
Murphy
Maguire
M.P
Murray
Presbytery
Antrim
Iinquirer
John Porter
John Jellie
R. A. Armstrong
William Hall
Liberation Society
Inquirer
Ornel Meerings
Folkestone
Sandwich
Dover
N.T. Langridge
London
Union
Cuurcuh
Canterbury
St. James’s Hall
York
Oxford
Duke of Marlborough
Hardwicke
Verulam
Dartmouth
Erne
Sondes
Colchester
Delamere
Evangelical Union Church
Wishaw
W. J. E. Bennettr
Disragwi
Disraeli
Liberala