Petition to Parliament Carried At Public Meeting
A meeting resolved to prepare petitions to both Houses of Parliament and have them presented by James White to the House of Commons and by the Chairman to the House of Lords. The motion passed unanimously amid cheers, with thanks offered to the chairman and Mr Jones for the meeting’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hamiton
James White
House of
House of Lords
J. W. Hatt
House of Commons
Jones
Savach
J. Woon
Jongis
Thaka
Disendowment Meeting At Brighton Ireland Debate
The Northern Whig describes a Belfast Athensium meeting Friday in favor of abolishing endowments for all Irish religious bodies. Leaders include J M Calder and Rev Workman. Debates condemned endowment of the Catholic Church and opposed deputations for more AGium Donum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Northern Whig
Athensium
Belfast
Ireland
J. M. Calder
Robert Workman
Robert Young
Charles Duffin
Workman
Episcopalians
Episcopal Church
General Assembly
Burlussell
Law
Limerick
Ardfert
Aghadoe
Frogman’s Journal
Ardfert and
United Dioceses
Churchmen and Education Conference Debates Free National Education
A Wednesday meeting at Willis's Rooms discussed Free National Education. Church figures argued for church freedom in teaching alongside secular provision, opposing fully secular state control and endorsing state aid to build and maintain schools for the poor while preserving religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
C. Linptey Woop
Miller
Greenwich
Lee
Littledale
Archdeacon Denison
M. W. Mayow
Kenyon
Q.C
Canon Hawkins
Mr. Cadman
D’ossky
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Mr. Williams
John Foster
Plaistow
T. E. Stallybrass
Stratford
Stratford-grove
Williams
Forracombe
Mason Jones
Myddelton Hall
Islington
Auberon Herbert
Lord Carnarvon
Apeak
Rochdale
Preston
Macclesfield
Ashton
Halifax
Store-street
W. T
Charley
H. O. Raikes
R. W. Carden
Rotunda
Protestant Defence Association
Henry Bruen
Carlow
Ulster Association
Dublin
Davy Express
J. A. Mowatt
Mowatt
The
Presbyterian Church
Churchmen and Education
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