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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 03, 1868

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Untimely attack on clerical conduct in political contest

The piece denounces a hostile act as poison in the pending contest. It asserts there is no valid excuse and calls it unmanly and unclerical. It hopes Liberals across factions will reject the behavior as not fair fighting.

Friends of Free Churchiam

The Duty of Irish Presbyterians to their Church at the Present Crisis

A review of Dr. McCosh's pamphlet urging endowment reform for Irish Presbyterianism. The piece urges self support, discusses potential unity of Protestant churches, and critiques Catholic endowment plans and the No Popery debate. It also surveys Austrian religious liberty reforms and shifts in Scotland's church balance.

McCosh Regium Donum United States Free Church of Scotland Great Britain Ireland Dr. McCosh Providence Lord Jesus Christ Hiah Churches of Christ Presbyterian Church In Watchman Leahy Catholic University Church of England Austria England Times Wiener Zeitung Empire Spain Presbyterians of Scotland Church of Scotland Scotland Free Church United Presbyterian Church Highlands Friends of the Establishment Carpenter W. Angerstein

Debate on Scottish Church Establishment and Disestablishment

The discourse argues the Established Church cannot boast its numbers and the Lord Advocate may revise estimates. It notes no current disruption to 1851 standings and suggests Scotland may see disestablishment later, with Free Churchmen opposing the Establishment and shifts in judgment from prior forecasts.

Scotland Duke of Wellington

Irish Church disestablishment debate at Blackheath meeting

A crowded Blackheath assembly chaired by Sir John Lubbock supported Gladstone's disestablishment plan for the Irish Church. Pro and anti clergymen clashed as resolutions urging endowment removal passed, with calls to oppose Roman Catholic funding and a proposed Catholic university.

Blackheath Alexander King House of Commons Gladstone Gentleman H. de Zoete John Gray Morgan Commons of England Queen of Ireland Fenn

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