Large public meetings rally to Gladstone Irish Church Bill
Across Britain and Ireland, numerous Liberal gatherings denounce Lords amendments to the Irish Church Bill. Cities like Norwich, Birmingham, Oxford, and Bristol chair resolutions demanding restoration to the original measure and opposing concurrent endowment. Leaders including Gladstone and Bright receive wide support as citizens press for swift passage.
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Joseph Cowen
Mr. Gladstone
Carlton House Terrace
W. E. Gladstone
Bricuron
Brighton
Gladstone
Bright
Rathbone
M.P
Harl Granville
Mippiespornoves
Borough
Middlesborough
Wm. Laws
Bolckow
Isaac Wilson
J.P
Commons
David Buckney
W. Wilkinson
Councillor Williams
Maw
Varlange
Councillor Taylor
J. Eden
Bolokow
Earfler CO
Harlepool
Borough Hall
Jaffrey
House of Lords
Graham
Walker
Moore
Armstrong
Bell
Bridges
Hall
Green
Canon Knight
KR. Stepney
Henry Downes
J. Douglas
A. Bowden
J. Campbell
G. Morse
A Bowden
J. Davison
John Bright
Derry
Renals
Great Britain
House of Commons
Messrs. Siddons
Leech
Adair
Millington
W. Crosbie
Independent
W. Griffith
Free Methodist
England
Brr
Mincham M
Birmingham
Liberal Association
J.S. Wright
George Dixon
P. H. Muntz
London
John Bricott
H. B.S. Thompson
Alderman Hawkes
Pees
Ireland
Gladatone
Alderman Manton
Arthur O'Neill
T. Raffles
A. Allbright
J. Rutherford
Mr. Bright
Blackheath
Borough of Greenwich
Canterbury
East Kent Liberal Association
Lords
Canterbury Liberal Association
Canterbury Working Men’s Liberal Associations
Tur Manraate Liberal Association
Arundel Hall
Arundel Street
Strand
Edmond Beales
George Potter
Drewitt
Randall
George Howell
Old Reform League
Liberal Party
Guile
Vigilance Committee
Reform League
Hyde Park
Oxford
Joseph Castle
J. E.dy Rogers
I’. Spiers
Sadler
House of Lorda
Cardwell
Merthyr Typrit
Temperance Hall
Hallifax
Halifax Piece Hall
Bell Inn
Old Bailey
J. B. Langley
Lueratt
Cremer
Dixon
Osborn
Bradlaugh
Buistot
Colston Hall
Bristol
H. J. Mills
Morley