Disestablishment and endowment debate in Ceylon church system
A correspondence piece argues for disendowment of ecclesiastical establishments in Ceylon, detailing colonial funding, temple grants, and the push for political action in Britain. It cites 1873 statements by Gregory, the influence of Buddhist and Hindu communities, and calls for a Home Parliament petition to reconsider state support for churches and temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Élda
Selby
Hercules Robinson
W. H. Gregory
M.P
Galway
Gladstone
Hibarish
Gregory
Liberation Society
Léathain
Henry Richard
X. Gregory
T'angalle
Hig
Guomar Swamy
Easton
England
Otte
Dewitt Pemple
Adoros
Ceylon Observer
Wid
House of Commons
Ceylon
Colonies
Colonial Office
Coomara Swamy
Granta
India
Jermyn
Colombo
Legislative Council
Hindoo
Jamaica
Mauritius
St. Stephen’s
Juattia
Church of England
Calcutta
M P s ON ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS AT WREXHAM
Liberal MP Osborne Morgan spoke to a large audience in Wrexham on Wednesday. He criticized the Liberals for their expulsion from Parliament and argued the party must observe rather than act, condemning last session’s Endowed Schools Bill as retrograde and revisiting the disestablishment dispute. He cited church unity versus orthodoxy and referenced the Archbishop of Canterbury’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Morgan
Q.C
Denbighshire
Wrexham
Morgan
Bessemer
Church of England
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Fitzjames Stephen
Australia
Scotland
Junical, Revenue, &c
Chapman
Claughton
London
Executive Council
Henry Willoughby Jermyn
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Great Britain
Daasy
P.S