Disestablished Irish Church Divinity School debated
Government pressed by Irish Episcopalians over the Divinity School. Royal Commission proposed ending the current 2,867 16s annual expenditure and creating a future grant to the Representative Church Body. Proposals include new governance, lecturer salaries, and examiner appointments funded by candidate fees. The Church and college dispute fund use, while Dublin University electors urge action this session.
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Maynooth
Presbyterian Theological College
Divinity School
Church of Ireland
Trinity’ College
Church Temporalities
Church
General College
Daily Express
University of Dublin
Final Causes and Paley Hume Critique at Victoria Society
The Victoria Society heard Rev J P Thompson discuss Paley and Hume. He argued Paley’s natural theology collapses, while Hume’s influence grows. design implies mind, cause is inferred by us, and finite measures infer the infinite.
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Victoria (Philosophical) Society
J. P. Thompson
D.D
Berlin
New York
Paley
Hume
Public Men on Public Affairs in Stroud and Yarmouth
Sir M H Beck at Stroud said relations with Russia and other powers remain stable and Afghan distress is overstated. Goschen addressed Bristol University College on education and political economy. Forster spoke in North Norfolk on Buxton and home reforms, urging votes for Liberal causes and criticizing Ballot Act protections. He later spoke at Bradford on free trade, protection, and a Minister of Commerce and Agriculture.
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Stroud
M. H. Beck
Russia
Europe
Afghanistan
G. J. Goschen
M.P
Bristol University College
Victoria Rooms
Bristol
Dr. Elliot
J. Goschen
Oxford
Cambridge
Goschen
W. E. Forster
Great Yarmouth
Fowell Buxton
North Norfolk
Forster
Norfolk
Turkey
Asia Minor
Mr. Forster
Euphrates
Keanies
Bradford
Prince Bismarck
Election Intelligence Southewark and Nearby Boroughs
Report from Southewark details Mr Watkin Williams M P addressing the Radical Club on Labour candidacy and party unity. Across regions like Tower Hamlets Norfolk West Somerset Stalybridge and Bradford, Liberals prepare for next general election with figures such as Birkbeck Acland Summers and Forster, while Conservatives push strategy in Birmingham and Cambridgeshire. The piece notes electors totals, estate influence, and party maneuvers.
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Southewark
Watkin Williams
Southwark Radical Club
Labour
Tower Hamlets
Daily News
James Bryce
Maxse
Norra Norfolk
EK. Birkbeck
T. F. Buxton
Tiberal
North Norfolk
Melton Constable
Lord Hastings
Forster
Great Yarmouth
Birkbeck
West Somerset
T. D. Acland
Acland
StaLy Briper
Stalybridge
William Summers
John Summers
Globe Ironworks
Bradford
Liberal
Liberal Electoral Association
Birmingham
Cambridgeshire
Hicks
Lancashire
Liberal Association
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DR. Thompson
Paley and
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