Highlands Loyalties Stir church endowment Debate
The piece argues Scotland could keep church endowments by uniting with the State Church, noting Highland support for disestablishment declined and locals remain loyal, while ministers show mixed votes. It warns to watch the evolving campaign and possible shifts led by Dr Begg.
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Phin
Begg
Highlands
Results of Disestablishment in Ireland
In Canterbury Mr. Fisher of the Liberation Society argued Ireland's disestablishment increased church zeal and finances. He cited seven years of voluntary contributions totaling 2.306 million, clarified clergy pay linked to work, laity influence in appointments, and reforms in the Prayer-book. He urged disestablishment for England.
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Canterbury
Fisher
The
Liberation Society
Ireland
Lord Cairns
England
Church of Ireland
Belfast
Imes
Cork
Lord Plunkett
Meath
Orange Lodges
Privy Council
House of Commons
Church of England
Lord Shaftesbury withdraws from the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
The Earl of Shaftesbury resigns from the S P C K over objections to passages in its books including A Manual of Geology and claims the society uses an infallible rule that subjects readers to uncertain authority. He cites concerns about influencing readers toward Rome or infidelity and insists on publishing his letters detailing his reasons.
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Earl of Shaftesbury
Society For the Promotion of Christian Knowledge
Brownlow Maitland
London
E. Garbett
Canon Miller
Church of Rome
Church of England
Canterbury
Maitland
Lord Shaftesbury
Er Ordt Shaftesbury
Venerable Society
H. Swabey
S.P.C.K
Wimborne
Rome
Swabey
Sis
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