Disestablishing the Irish Church Divides Meeting
Speakers urged disestablishment of the Irish Church while distinguishing it from the Church of England. Captain Maxse alternately supported liberty and ecclesiastical equality, provoking mixed reactions. The meeting, led by Rev Cons Williams and Mr Hanxn, affirmed the policy by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Lankester
Cons. Williams
Maxse
Hear
Church of England
Hanxn
Grammar School
Irish Church Question in Liberations Society Minute
A Ashton-under-Lyne Liberation Society committee minute argues against endowing any church in Ireland, condemns state endowment as injustice, and supports restitution only for private property where due. It warns three nationally endowed churches would worsen disputes and harm religious liberty.
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Ashton-under-Lyne
The
Liberation Society
Ireland
Liberal Party
Law Courts
Freemasons
Great Queen Street
Hodgson
St. Martin’s Hall
H. J. Slack
F.G.S
Mason
Cole
Palmer
Jennings
Charles Mackay
George Combe
Excuse Church Union
Mackonocuit
Freemasons’ Tavern
Lincoln’s Innfields
Mackonochie
C. L. Wood
T. O. Marshall
James Butterworth
C. F. Lowder
Dr. Pusey
Court of Final Appeal
Mr. Brett
O. Shipley
T. W. Perry
Privy Council
Spofields Chapel
Oldham
Arran
T. H. Thompson
Galway
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Rivar
Cape
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Natal
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Macrorie
Glapstone
St. Mary, Newington
Gladstone
Miller
Greenwich
London
Valentia
E. N. Sandiford
Limerick
St. Matthias
Stoke Newington
Grerce Gilfillan
Edinburgh
Pio Nono
Patrizi
Barnabo
Panebianco
Reigate
Betchworth
Church
Dr. Jackson
Sion College
Church News
Oxford
Cambridge
John Coleridge
House of Commons
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