Church and state clash loom in English ecclesia
The piece surveys shifts in Anglican leadership and the rise of voluntary churches amid debates over patronage, bishops' power, and the Irish Church Bill. It notes the Durham deanery salary protest, Wesleyan tensions, and calls for a purely voluntary national church with minimal establishment. It concludes with a brief note on the Sunday and ragged schools rating exemption act.
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England
Wales
Salisbury
High Church
Hamilton
Dean Waddington
W. C. Lake
Durham
Lake
Hull
Watchman
Church of England
Britain
House of Lords
Pusey
Wesleyan Conference
The
Guardian
Caine
Thia
Pady
Oxford
Charles Reed
M.P
Ireland
Reorganisation of the Irish Church Debated in Dublin
Times Dublin correspondent reports fierce debate on reconstructing the Establishment with clerical and lay roles. Clergy split over reviving Convocation via a National Synod, while laity push for a Conference to foster harmony. Bishop Lichfield serms 500 a year sustentation fund. Irish Church Commissioners set to meet on the 14th.
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Times Dublin
W. C. Plunkett
Daily Express
Bilton Hotel
Central Protestant Defence Association
Dublin
Chapel Royal
Lichfield
A. J. Stephens
Q.C
Free Church
George Venables
Plan for endowment and unified Irish Church reform
Dublin Evening Mail proposes using life insurance funded endowment for parish sustenance. The Spectator favors immediate laity participation in major Church decisions and a single chamber with bishops, clergy, and laity. Centralisation and bishop leadership are urged to strengthen unity and responsibility. Life presence is essential to sustain reform.
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Dublin Evening Mail
Spectator
Oxford Fellowships Plan Sparks Debate on Tests and Change
A letter to the Pall Mall Gazette analyzes Lord Carnarvon's compromise on Oxford fellowships. It questions whether opponents of tests will accept it and explores potential outcomes including creation of a new powerful college and the possible decline of existing colleges, underscoring tensions over religious education and university governance.
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Thursfield
Oxford University
Pall Mall Gazette
Earl of Carnarvon
J. D. Coleridge
Church of England
House of Commons
Lord Carnarvon