Disestablishment Motion Moves Scotland England Catholic Endowment
The Rev Dr Peppin leads a reso lution calling for an end to State endowments for teaching religion in England and Scotland, noting Ireland's recent change and urging disestablishment. Supporters argue religious equality and self government, with petitions planned and wider meetings in Glasgow and Greenock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Ireland
Church of Scotland
Church of England
Peddie
Free Church
James Young
James Ropertson
Miall
Churches of
England and
M’laren
M.P
House of Commons
Miller
Blapworth
Fix
U.P
Trades Hall
Glasgow
Guthrie
Stewart
Applause
Hisses
Church
Conner
Hurron
J. Guthrie
Rennig
United Presbyterian
Rennie
Bortaano
Conder
Hutton
The
Liberation Society
Nonconformist Meeting at Finsbury Chapel
A public Nonconformist gathering at Finsbury Chapel, led by Mr. A Intineworth M P, debated church state relations and the 25th clause of the Elementary Education Act. Speakers urged repeal, universal school boards, secular instruction hours, and strong action to influence Liberal support on education and church establishment issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miall
Conder
Gunion
J. M. Jarvie
England
M’ilvain
Fronge of Commons
Burgh
James J. Grieve
Hutcheson
Cannon-street
Finsbury Chapel
A. Intineworth
M.P
Liberal
Board of Guardians
House of Commons
T. Chatfeild Clarke
London School Board
Peterborough
Winchester
Metropolis
Forster
Epmonp
Gladstone
J. G. Rogers
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Peppin
Dumfries
J. H. Gordon
J. Clarke
D. L. Scott
Goold
Torrance
Bowman
J. Park
Alex. Reid
Newton-Reid
J. Wright
W. Clarke
Gordon
Reid
Park