Debate over Royal Commission on Church of England troubles
The discussion centers on whether to appoint a Royal Commission to examine Church and State issues, with broad agreement that abuse exists but no consensus on disestablishment. Critics fear division and ritual focus, while supporters see potential to curb sacerdotal influence. the piece predicts disestablishment may follow if inaction continues.
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Mr. Jenkins
Jenkins
House of Commons
Hope
Stafford Northcote
Church of England
Church Association
Evangelical
Dundee
Liecord
Greece and the Congress over Epirus and Thessaly borders
The article argues that Greece gains a six dozen mile frontier with a weak natural boundary, leaving Crete unsettled and Europe wary. It condemns British policy for pressuring prudence while denying Greece a full vote, and warns that Epirus and Thessaly may be drawn into Greece via force or arbitration, risking future conflict.
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Greece
Epirus
Congress
Sublime Porte
Peneus
Thyamis
Europe
Lord Beaconsfield
Thessaly
Pacific
Plevna
Batoum
Bulgaria
Turkey
England
Great Britain
India
Crete
Macedonia
Illyria