Public Support Abandoned for Ecclesiastical Institutions
Fragmentary text notes a stance where public backing for ecclesiastical institutions is said to be abandoned for good. The limited lines suggest a broader imperial or constitutional debate on church-state relations without clear dates or participants.
Church and Dissent in Ireland Reexamined
A contributor argues that Irish nonconformist churches sustain paid ministers through varied sources, detailing Regium Donum effects, local support, and comparisons with Roman Catholic clergy. He asserts strong voluntary support across Presbyterian, Wesleyan, Baptist, Congregational, and other groups, while noting differences in income and social status among denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusuin
Daily Telegraph
Ireland
Telegraph
United Presbyterians
Covenanters
Wesleyan Methodists
Primitive Wesleyan Methodists
Methodist New Connexion
Primitive Methodists
United Methodist Free Church
Congregationalists
Evangelical Union
Morrisopians
Plymouth Brethren
Bodidia
Presbyteriain
Belfast
Londonderry
Dublin
Cork
Limerick
Waterford
Galway
Sligo
Newry
Arisiagh
Lurgan
Portadown
Lisburn
Carrickfergus
Obleraine
Ballymena
Larne
Downpatrick
Newtownards
Strabane
Omagh
Enniskillen
Dungannon
Ulster
Munster
Berrystreet
Tam
Janet
Jock Miller
Jam Thompson
Regium Donum
Scotland
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Wesleyan Connexional School
Stephen’sgreen
Bandon
Law Church
England
Foreign Mission Fund
Wesleyan Missionary Society
United Methodist
Church of England
Trinity College
Europe
America
United States
St Albans Judgment Debate Divides Church Traditions
A detailed briefing on the Privy Council ruling in the St Albans case and the Ritualists dispute. The piece argues the judgment was unanimous and notes Lord Westbury’s absence did not signal dissent. It recounts the drafting process led by Lord Cairns and the archbishop's conciliatory letter to Mackonochie.
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Judicial Committee
Lord Westbury
Lord Cairns
Archbishop of Canterbury
See of
London
A. H. Mackanochie
St. Alban’s
Mackonochie
Ansereg
Mr. Mackonochie
Large meeting of Ritualists at Freemasons Tavern
Clergy and laity active in the Ritualistic movement gathered at Freemasons' Tavern on Wednesday to discuss responses to the Privy Council judgment in the Martin Mackonochie case. Archdeacon of Taunton led the session and read a Pusey-approved paper urging submission while protesting some points. No definite conclusion was reached.
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Church of England
Freemasons’ Tavern
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Martin
Mackonochie
John Bull
Taunton
Pusey
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