Liberal agitation over Lords amendments to endowment bill
A string of regional meetings protest Lords amendments to the Trish Church Bill and pledge support for Gladstone's government. supporters in Edinburgh, Dover, Perth, Dundee, Lymington, Shrewsbury, Newcastle, and Belfast petition Parliament to reject changes while urging endowment policies be kept limited to Commons.
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St. Andrew’s Square
Edinburgh
Henry Moncreiff
Gladstone
Dover
Dover Liberal Association
Jessel
Commons
Finnis
Dunpex
Kinnaird Hall
Dundee
Perry
Perth
McDonald
House of Commons
R. Jamieson
Lymneton
Lymington Liberal Association
Surewspury
Shrewsbury Liberation Society
C. Croft
H. Angus
W. Wooding
B.A
G. Wyard
W. Jones
R. Davies
G. Kettle
T. Pidduck
J. Heath
J. Phipps
F. Williams
Shrewsbury
Lords
Free Churches
Newcastle-on-Tyatt
Joseph Cowen
BuacknEaTte
J. E. Eardley Wilmot
Blackheath
Trish
House of Lords
Gladstone on Concurrent Endowment Debate in Ulster
The Independent Orange Association of Ulster publishes a memorial criticizing peers and bishops in the Lords for seeking to endow what they call Romerutem and Antichristian error. The association expresses strong opposition to disestablishment and disendowment of Protestant religion.
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Sancroft
Hogland
Hopkins
Derry
Memorialists
Church of Rome
Henry II
Adrian
Ulster
Ireland
Far West
Va. H. Walker
Thos. Brown
Jas. McFarane
Independent Orange Association of Ulster
House of Commons
House of Lords
Orange Association of Ulster
Gladstone replies on Irish Church Bill and endowment plans
Mr Gladstone confirms the government's stance on endowment and postponement of residuary Church property provisions. He pledges to frame Irish land laws after the Church question is settled to justice for affected parties. The reply also notes government disapproval of external plans for Episcopalian endowment and religious equality violations.
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Downing-street
Gladstone
Independent Orange Association of Ulster
Ireland
Wm. B. Gurpon
Jas. M.farland
Walsall
Eed
Algernon Wise
Gladstone Irish Church Policy and Liberal Polemic Reframed
A 1869 appraisal argues Gladstone gained a large majority through Catholic and Protestant currents, with Dissenters now dominant in shaping policy. It condemns proposals to endow all sects, predicts disestablishment and voluntaryism will prevail, and mocks Tory and Whig reactions to the July 1869 debate.
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Lord Derby
Gladstone
Church of England
Mr. Gladstone
House of Commons
Maynooth
Telegraph
The
Post
Ireland
Felono
Mr. Disraeli
England
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Belfast
British Quarterly Review
Hamilton
Scotland
Wales