Endowments, Disestablishment and Clerical Strain in the Church
The piece critiques endowment reforms and disestablishment as a means to ease church strain. It notes Irish Synod limits, parish conflicts at St Mary’s le Strand, and warns Parliament to decide on ecclesiastical power, with examples from Hubbard and St Alban’s. It also attacks clerical self-interest and Low salaries in Dissent. It ends with a Harvest Festival in Buckingham showing ecumenical cooperation.
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St. Mary’s-le-Strand
London
A. B. Evans
Calne
Brighton
The
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Church of England
Welchers
Zmes
Telegraph
Buckingham
High Wycombe
Chivers
Bucks Advertiser
Wycombe
Pusey
Bedford
The Press on the Ecclesiastical Questions of the Day
The Times replies to Sir Roundell Palmer s objections to the disendowment of the Irish Church. It argues his reasoning misdefines statesmanship and that disendowment will not fully satisfy Irish Catholics yet will bolster justice and Britain s standing with Ireland. The Telegraph challenges his view on endowment and dependence. The Post suggests bishops examine the Brighton Free English Church opening.
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Richmond
the Times
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Times
R. Palmer
Telegraph
Brighton
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Daily Telegraph
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