Ireland Disestablishment Bill Passes amid Political Settlement
Debates wrap up with praise for Gladstone and a compromise between government and opposition on the disestablishment of the Church of Ireland. Speakers hail moderation, while Presbyterians and Catholics voice mixed concerns over compensation and future religious harmony.
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England
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Mr. Bright
House of Commons
Culchester Forrescur
Kirk
Dublin University
Legislative Assembly
Mackie
Free Irish Church
Sir J. Gray
Newry
Mr. Mraun
Irish Church Bill Passes by Royal Commission
The House convened to learn the Irish Church Bill received royal assent by commission. Members cheered from the ministerial benches while the Opposition observed in solemn silence. The evening’s work focused on supply as Mr Bruce urged curbing preliminary motions to finish the session with scarce time for votes.
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