Sanitary Mission Work Extends Through Britain
The Ladies' Sanitary Association and its tract program aid city missionaries and mothers' meetings. Reports from Paisley Leeds Cardiff Bristol show houses cleaned disinfected bath tickets issued limewashing done and dwellings improved. Police and Bible-women act as agents and support grows across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Sanitary Association
Paisley
Leeds
Cardiff
Glasgow
Sanitary Missionaries
Irish Church Publications for the General Election
The Liberation Society offers a wide set of pamphlets and leaflets to inform voters on disestablishment of the Irish Church. Highlights include Skeats’s Historical and Statistical Review, Hutton’s The Wrong and the Remedy, Coleridge’s speech reprint, and various fact sheets, with prices ranging from two pence to eight pence per item and cheap multi-page editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Corn Law League
Robert Peel
Gladstone
Liberation Society
H.s.skeats
Lee
Gayer
Massingham
G. C. Hutton
Coleridge
M.P
House of Commons
Ireland
John Gray
Miall
The
Times
Methodists
Guardian
Mr. Disraeli
Moore
Hutton
Dr. Chalmers
Free Church
Jas. Godkin
George Cornewall Lewis
O'Neill Daunt
E. Starkey
Oldham
Bright
Mr. Spurgeon
Sir John Gray
Prohibition Campaign Placed in Election Debate
The article discusses placards and bills distributed to influence votes over the Irish Church policy. It notes pricing for placards and notices and credits the Liberation Society with producing usable material for Liberal supporters. It urges election committees to aid dissemination to counter clerical ascendancy rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberation Society
Liberal Party
A Protestant's Reasons for Disestablishing the Irish Church
A list of seven arguments by a Protestant advocate detailing why the Protestant Establishment in Ireland should be disestablished. Points include equality concerns with Roman Catholics, political and financial pressures, and the belief that disestablishment would spur zeal among clergy and Church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Europe
Episcopalians
America
The Irish Church and Catholic Population Proportions
Lord Lytton critiques the Irish Church claiming it serves not the Irish. Census 1861 shows 693357 Established Church members vs 452? Catholics and 595345 Protestant Dissenters, leaving over four and a half million Catholics. Proportions by province show low Church of England share across Leinster Munster Connaught and Ulster, with Ulster only about 20 percent Protestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lytton
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton
Ireland
Leinster
Munster
Ulster
Church of England
Information sources for historical church studies cited
The passage lists distributors and sources for publications on church history. It notes Arthur Miall and the Society offices as sellers at Bouvecie-street and mentions Skeata, Sir John Gray, and Goukin as authors. It also states the information came from parliamentary and official documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Miall
Bouvecie-street
Society
Skeata
Trish Church
Sir John Gray
House of Commons
Mr. Goukin
Ireland
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Irish Church Publications
Association
Pont-street
Belgrave-square
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