Parliament considers bills on education and church funding
The record notes MPs obtaining leave to introduce measures in England and Wales for compulsory school attendance and the formation of school boards, plus Scottish bills on parish ministers' rates, church rates, monastic inquiries, and expanding church worship facilities across Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
England and
Wales
Barclay
Scotland
M‘léren
Newdeghto
Oxeat
Britain
Ge Pate
Wilbram N Egeon
the of England
Increase of the Episcopate Bill raises church reform concerns
An early parliamentary analysis condemns the bill for multiplying bishops, redistributing public property to fund sees, and expanding cathedral courts. It warns that new sees may be politically and religiously biased, undermining church efficiency and widening sectarian influence at public cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
Bigland
Maby Pte Adidas
Church of England
Church and State Clash In Continental Politics
Dispatch from Paris and Brussels report radical calls for the expulsion of Jesuits and separation of church and state. Clerical power, papal infallibility and education debates dominate campaigns as Belgium and Italy face church influence and civil liberties under threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Daily Telegraph
Champs Elyades
Place de la Bourse
Belleville
Universal Republican
Ndt
Étratge
Pa Sa Gost
Cation
Catholic’ Party
M. Lockroy
Antion
Papal
Rome
A. Galebratad
Com
Europe
Lockroy
Anspach
Brussels
Association VE
Libérale
Liberal
Wab Éitant
Catholic University of
Louvain
Belgium
Mantua
Italy
Palidano
Paolo Orioli
Conference backs expansion of the Episcopate in England
The Earl of Devon chaired a Thursday meeting at the National Society Rooms in Westminster to promote a nationwide increase in bishops. Attendees included the Archbishop of Canterbury and several bishops. resolutions urged a well organized scheme, a memorial to the government, and a diocesan reorganization. A related note cites J. P. Hutchinson's critique of Duke of Norfolk's Protestant aid to German Catholic priests and a critique of a Houghton day-school policy restricting Protestant children from Protestant worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Devon
National’ Society
Broad Sanctuary
Weisminster
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Gloucester
Bristol
Lichfield
Exeter
Dartmouth
Harrowby
Nelson
Powis
Wharncliffe
Hatherley
Eliot
Beresford Hope
England
Norfolk
Germany
J. P. Hutchinson
Asset Daily News
Houghton
Arundel
R.’s
Houghton Church
Amberley Congregational Chapel
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Philadelphia
Carl Abtovelli
Howe Weu
Sinsket
Unos
Bank of England
Benvenuta
Ehowds
Atstrig
Modena
Naples
Hearboks