The Scotch Assemblies and the Patronage Bill
A detailed report covers discussions in the Church of Scotland Assembly on patronage policy. Debates address electing ministers, parishioner involvement, and limits on the Church’s jurisdiction, with votes on amendments and measures guiding the future handling of patronage and church government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Scotland
T. G. Murray
Robert Anstruther
General Assembly
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
Hutchinson
Banchory Ternan
Mackenzie
Urquhart
Wallace
Gardner
Annan
Smith
Dr. Wallace
Clark
Leith
Campbell Swinton
Kimmerghame
North Leith
House of Commons
Lord Selkirk
Black Aberdeen
Dr. Smith
Free Church Assembly
Duke of Richmond
Stewart
Committee On
Free Church
On Disendowment Motion in Parliament
The debate on disendowment in Ireland and British colonies focused on applying the policy to the established churches in England Scotland and Wales with no state favor. Mr Davis spoke strongly against state church ties, followed by Mr G Whale and Dr W Willis, and the resolution passed with eleven dissentients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gordon
Darlington
Lyon
Zion School
John Wilkinson
Shillito
Risworth
Pugh
Grammar
Church of England
Ita
Liberation Society
Akroyd
Mr. Lyon
Gordon
J. Lyon
Ireland
America
Y. Gordon
Hartley
Halifax
Woolwich
Town Hall
Plumstead
Charlton
Liberal
Church Defence Institution
J. R. Jolly
Liberal Party
George Bedrley
The
Ebenezer Davis
David Smith
Edmund Baxter
Dr. Smith
Wallace
Smith
Hutchinson
Cook
Cumming
David Milne Home
Wedderbarn
Milligan
Aberdeen
Pirie
Dr. Wallace
Phin
Dickinson
Glasgow
Professor Illigan
North Leith
England
Scotland
Wales
Davis
G. Whale
W. Willis