Irish Church Act 1869 detail and passage
The article reviews the Irish Church Act of 1869 as assented by the Queen, outlining disestablishment after 1871, the three Commissioners Monck Lawson Hamilton, and the transfer of church property to the Commissioners. It explains compensation, annuities, and governance, with rules on synods, ecclesiastical courts, and property disposal including schools burial grounds and glebes, ending with the surplus proceeds directed to relief of calamity and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England and Ireland
Viscount Monck
Justice Lawson
G. A. Hamilton
House of Lords
Commissioners of Public Works
Regium Donum
Maynooth
Belfast College
Ecclesiastical Notes on Wesleyan Conference Growth and Reform
The Wesleyan Conference at Hull reports stronger growth with more day schools and Sunday schools, plus increased scholars and teachers. A resolution for conscience protections in schools receiving grants passes unanimously, and discussions urge broader lay co operation, parish duties, and regional church governance reforms. A critical front stresses church state relations and critiques bishops in public debates, with anecdotes from Archdeacon Denison and a Swansea church dispute over a monument and aisle pew rents.
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Tur Wesleyan Conference
Hull
McArthur
Church Conference
Sheffield
Parisi
Cambridge Independent
Manly
England
Church of England
Uga
Archdeacon Denison
Liverpool
House of Commons
Oliver Cromwell
Parliament
House of Lords
Liberation Party
Wales
Cambrian
St. Mary’s Church
Swansea
Howell
Calvert R. Jones
Bath
Jones