Ecclesiastical Selection and Parliament Debates in 19th Century Sessions
The piece lists appointed representatives from Baptist, Presbyterian, Wesleyan, and Roman Catholic groups to a committee, praises their scholarship, and discusses parliamentary bills on Clerical Disabilities Burials Hill and Endowed Schools Act reforms. It also covers the Ecclesiastical Titles Act repeal debate and Rev J C Ryle's Evangelical Churchman views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lindsay Alexander
Newth
B. Davies
Gotch
Angus
Fairbairn
Eadie
Moulton
John Henry Newman
The
Commons
Tertullian
Lawrence Palk
Beresford Hope
Newdegate
House of Commons
Lords
Hill
Shrewsbury
Winchester
Harrow
Charterhouse
Rugby
Hughes
Liberal Party
Mr. Gurney
Gurney
Beresford
Church of England
Yester
Lord ‘Bt
Earl Russell
J. C. Ryle
Gentleman
Ryle
Owen
Doddridge
Fuller
Robert Hall
Church of Ireland
Gladstone on the English State Church Analysis
Prime Minister Gladstone presents remarks on the English state church as part of a broader discourse. The report outlines his observations on church establishment, governance, and the role of religious institutions in national life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Against Disestablishment of the Church in Wales Debate
A Welsh disestablishment motion prompts a speaker to defend the Church of England’s established status in Wales. He argues unity with England, warns against premature pledges, and emphasizes the need to study practical foundations before any change. He urges a negative vote to avoid national mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England and Wales
Watkin Williams
Church In
Wales
England
Ireland
Cornwall
Yorkshire
Friend
Church of England
Hogland
Merthyr Tydvil
Church of Mogliat
Williams Motion on the Established Church in Wales
On Tuesday May 4 the House voted forty seven members in favor of Watkin Williams motion supporting the Establishment in Wales. The majority consisted of Liberals and Conservatives with several government members opposing and several advanced Liberals joining the anti motion. Among the Nonconformists were noted attendees and tellers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellers
Watkin Williams
Dominion
Principality of Wales
Alen
W. Shepherd Exuing
H. E. Orum O'Laren
Duncan Anderson
George Fawcett
Henry Miller
John Beamont
W. B
Peter A. Cowen
Joseph Leathbam
A Whalley
George N. Craufurd
Henry Lewin
John D White
James Davies
Richard Loch
George Wiliams
Watkin Dike
Charles Wlush
Vr. Tellers
Dillwyn
L Liewylln Lusk
Andrew Lawson
Wilfrid Rudwardes
M’clure
Thomas Smith
Mustace
Roger Eykyn
John Lubbock
Walter Morrison