Daughter in Repute and the Cromwell Line
A daughter in repute valued the Protector as a constant presence. She attended Owen and Watts in London and inspired Watts to dedicate an early poem to her. Her husband died in 1707 and she died in 1728 leaving two sons Henry and Thomas. Henry married Lord Barringtons sister and produced a son who died in 1753. the Cromwell line through Bridget became extinct.
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London
Bendish
Owen
Isaac Watts
Watts
Thomas
Henry
West Indies
Ireton
Lord Barrington
Southampton
Cromwell
Bridget
Irish Church Meeting in Manchester Debates Establishment
A large Manchester Town Hall gathering discusses the Irish Church Establishment with MPs and clergy present. The majority backs a resolution urging Parliament to address the issue amid protests and interruptions.
Brighton Meeting Advocates Irish Church Reform
A Brighton gathering by the National Reform League features Mr Mason Jones on "The Irish Church in its Social and Political Aspects." Alderman Alger chairs a Liberal lineup as speakers debate endowment end in Ireland. The resolution calls for diverting Irish Church revenues to secular public use and withdrawing other religious grants.
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Garrit
Ireland
Roman Catholica of
Garrett
Broad Church
Iris Church
United Kingdom
Scotland
England
Mr. Bright
Catholica
Church of Ireland
Bright
Manchester Examiner and Times
Manchester
Friends of the Constitution
Maron Jones
Pavilion Dome
Brighton
National Reform League
Alderman Alger
Paxton Hood
R. Hamilton
R. Ainslie
Dr. Dill
Ruge
Mesers
W. D. Savage
W. Hall
Portslade
S. Bastick
Waterloo-place
Tankard
M. Wallis
Hadlow
Sutton
T. Hill
Johnson
A. Stevens
J. Thompson
J. Wood
Mr. White
Fawcett
Irih
Mason Jones
ThoMpson
Reform League
Goldwin Smith
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the Irish Church
Jacob Bright
M.P
R. N. Philips
Neild, Rumney
W. Ambrose
Constitutional Association
Church of England
Liberation Society
Hillsborough
G. W. Conver
Alderman Rumyry
Established Church
Toucustoux
Jacos Brient
Garibaldi
Touchstone
Amall Co
The
Manchester Guardian
Ehice
Manchester Town Hall
BE. Paxton Hoop
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