Irish Church Abolition Urged at public meetings
At multiple meetings in London and Chelsea, speakers urged the abolition of the Church of Ireland Establishment and its disendowment. Supporters argued the church is a badge of conquest, hindering Irish industry, and called for political reform aligning with religious liberty.
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Maryinsons
Joan’s-woop
Eyre Armia
St. John's-wood
Mason Jones
J. Alexander
Ireland
Orr
R. D. Wilson
England
Reland
Jones
Cugisga
Vestry Hall
Chelsea
Henry A. Hoare
Batt
Manon Jones
Bétané
St. James’s Hall
Woolwich
Alexander Hannay
Croydon
Carmel Chapel
Baptist
West Woolwich Mutual Improvement Association
Maycock
Gill
Hercus
Robinson
London Missionary Society
Pike
Godard
Suffield
Boylin
Liberation Society
The Proposed Comprehension of Dissenters
A critical essay argues that Nonconformists will not return to the Church and warns that attempts at reunion would strip Dissent from liberty. It calls for true church unity as faith and spirit, not external forms, stressing civil equality and rejecting sectarian control.
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British Quarterly Review
G. Venables
Church of England
England
East
West
Atlantic
Catholic Church
The St Albans Ritual Case Heard At Court Of Arches
Arguments in Martin v Mackonochie closed before the Court of Arches with counsel detailing rites and penalties. Coleridge denied branding as greedy clergyman while Stephens urged a single service form and removal of ritual practices seen as Rome aligned. The promoter seeks admonition for Mackonochie and ritual changes within the Church of England.
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Martin
Bennett
Hubbard
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Atv
Episcopal Church of Ireland
Europe
Church of the
Walter
T. Hinpsley
Disraeli
Hari Russell
Gladstone
Walters
Pumpurey
Councillor Wallis
Rowntree
T. Hinsuey