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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 01, 1868

Page

4

Torquay letter clarifies death cause and wedding father

W Garrett Horder of Court Prior Torquay writes June 30 1868 defending the late Dr Vaughan’s death cause as brain congestion progressing to typhus fever. He rebukes a correspondent’s errors about funeral duties noting the family’s view and the late father of the bride.

Binney Dr. Vaughan London Torquay W. Garrett Horder Court Prior

Reply to a Tory candidate on Irish state church issue

A letter to the Nonconformist editor by John Epps criticizes A Swinton proposed stance on the established Church of England in Ireland. Epps argues a professor of civil law should have a decisive view on the Ireland state church and declines endorsement. He urges clear conclusions over vague language in civil law discourse.

University of Edinburgh A. ©. Swinton Ireland United Church of England and Ireland John Epps Great Russell-street Bloomsbury W.C Russell-street Church of England Edinburgh A. Campbell Swinton

Clergy dispute over Irish Church disestablishment at Newbury deanery meeting

Rector J Leslie Randall denies a Guardian report that seventeen of forty clergymen favored disestablishment. He states no vote occurred, a petition was laid for signature with eighteen of thirty-one signatures, and most remaining clergymen opposed disestablishment or objected to the petition’s form.

Guardian Newbury House of Commons J. Leslie Randall Binfield Rectory Bucks

Disestablishment Debate Opened in Lords Over Irish Church

Earl Granville moves second reading of the Established Church Ireland Bill amid heated argument. He cites Gladstone’s private remarks on the Irish question, defends the measure as necessary, and argues disestablishment would not harm property or England. He cites Canada and Australia as precedents and calls for a sober, orderly policy despite opposition.

Church (Ireland St. Stephen’s Hall House of Commons Peer Earl Granville Mr. Gladstone Gladstone Han Butler Archbishop Whately Henry VIII Bright United Kingdom George IV Duke of Wellington Robert Peel Privy Council Canada Australian Australia John Young New South Wales Lord Aberdeen Cierich Episcopal Protestant Church Lower Canada

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