Disestablishment and Unity in Ulster Debate
The speaker argues disestablishment will foster peace in Ireland by ending religious strife between Presbyterians Orangemen and Catholics. He asserts loyalty cannot be bought by government favors and urges impartial policy to unify Irish national aspirations within the United Kingdom. The address honors Mr. M Clare and marks support for Gladstone’s ministry and Irish concerns.
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Regium Donum
Orangemen
Ulster
Scotland
Ireland
Gladstone
Great Britain
Smilar
M’clare
A Ulute
New Bishop of London Addresses Clergy at Sion College
The right rev. pre late delivers a long welcome to Dr. Jackson at Sion College. He defends Protestant Catholic balance and Reformation as blessing, urges Bible as sole doctrine guide, and notes widening church differences amid modern intellectual currents. Cambridge London degrees debate follows with calls to admit London graduates and open fellowships regardless of denomination.
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London
Jackson
Sion College
Preute
Church of
Church of England
Cambridge
Cambridge Independent
University of Cambridge
University of London
Oxford
Dublin
Dublin University
Waymouth
Queen’s
Popham
Downing
London University
Wranglers
King’s College
Sylvester
Aldis
Hartog
Trinity College
Be Still The Church’s Remedy For Doctrinal Differences
The speaker argues that doctrinal errors cannot be cured by court decisions and warns that church speaking by unified episcopal or council voices often fails to quell disputes. He refrains from offering a remedy beyond appeal to divine guidance, noting the tendency of church unity efforts to provoke further contention.
Ministers of all denominations at Fishmongers Hall
A grand banquet at Fishmongers Hall honored bishops and other church figures. The Archbishop of Canterbury could not attend due to a family death. the Archbishop of York toasted the House of Peers, asserting church strength in Parliament. Other dignitaries praised clergy and Nonconformists, with light humor about denominations and loyalties.
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Fishmongers’ Hall
Canterbury
Archbishop of York
House of Peers
Church of England
House of Lords
Oxford
England
A. Krynaren
House of Commons
Thomas Binney
London
Church of God
Brock
Osborn
Binney
Txos. Binney
Mr. Binney
Isle of Wight
Walter Farquhar Hook
Samuel Wilberforce
Justice Lusu
Prrezzorovex
Ireland
Dublin
Liberation Meeting in Plymouth Ups Hall For Discussion
A Libera tion Society soirée was held on Tuesday the 9th in Union Chapel Plymouth in the Independent schoolrooms. Tea was served at 6:30 PM. At 7:30 PM Mr Peter Adams was elected chair and invited Dr John Stock of Devonport to introduce the discussion topic.
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Ply- Movuth
Liberation Society
Union Chapel
Independent
Courtenay-street
Plymouth
Peter Adams
John Stock
Devonport