Congregational Board Backs Irish Church Disestablishment Bill
At a meeting in London on July 5 1869 the Board of Congregational Ministers unanimously favored the government bill for disestablishment and disendowment of the Irish Church. It endorses the principle of disestablishment and demands surplus funds not be used for religious endowment or ecclesiastical purposes and opposes political status for Irish church dignitaries.
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Surrey Congregational Union
Ireland
House of Lords
Ita
Case of Commons
London
Westminster
House of Commons
Congregational Union of England and Wales
Kingston District
Frederick Gould
Cannonstreet Hotel
Charles Reed
Henry Allon
Wm Brock
W. W. Pocock
Wesleyan
Joan Epmonp
D.D
United Presbyterian
P. W. Claypin
Unitarian
Josefh Cuoper
Society of Friends
Joan Hoppus
Ll.d. Firs
I. W. Pincoss
Primitive Methodist
Liberal Party
Congregational Board and
Irish Church
Board of Congregational Ministers
Advertising Terms for The Nonconformist Announced
The Nonconformist lists advertising rates: one line cost one shilling and each extra line sixpence with an extra charge of two shillings sixpence for every ten lines or under. Published by Arthur Miall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. Subscriptions shown: quarterly six shillings, half year twelve shillings, yearly sixteen shillings. Unstamped copies sold at stations and agents.
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Arthur Mialu
Bouverie Street
Fleet Street
H.C
Gladstone Defends Pledges at Mansion House Banquet
At a Mansion House banquet Prime Minister Gladstone recalls how his government came to power and pledges to use surplus funds as a covenant with the country. He notes amendments from the Lords will be considered while staying true to promises, amid cheers from the audience.
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Mansion House
House of Commons
Mr. Gladstone
Duke of Argyll
Episcopal Bench
House of Lords
Gladstone
Prince of Wales
Trinity House
Marine Corporation
Bright
England
Lowe
Mr. Disraeli
Mr. Lowe
Disraeli
Excise
Home Secretary
Commons
Johnston
Ulster
Lord Cairns
Portadown
House
Legislative Assembly
Adam
Marquis of Hartington
Alabama
New York
Grant
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Robert Ashton
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