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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1879

Page

5

Endowment shift for Irish university bill sparks denominational balance

The draft bill would endow a new University with large funds while Queen's University and its colleges rely on annual state payments. Denominational, primarily Roman Catholic affiliated colleges stand to gain from endowments, result fees, and fellowships, with limited parliamentary oversight.

Queen’s University Queen’s Colleges Queen’s University and Colleges Faculty OF Arts Ariple Faculty OF Law Hnour

Catholic laity sign declaration on O Conor Don University Bill

Irish Catholics widely endorse a declaration accepting the O Conor Don University Bill without sacrificing beliefs and condemn government refusal as proof of injustice to the Irish people.

Ireland O’conor Don

Scottish Universities and the O Conor Don on Denominational Endowments

The debate centers on the Irish University Bill and Scottish universities. The Edinburgh Times correspondent notes Divinity chairs are state funded and tied to the Church of Scotland, while lay chairs span multiple denominations. It argues professorial tests are now broad, with governance including secular representation and limited church dominance.

Watkin Williams M.P Carnarvon O’conor Don Scotland Ireland Edinburgh the Times Civil Services St. Andrew’s Aberdeen Glasgow Church of Scotland United Presbyterians Congregationalists Free Church O’conor Charteris University of Edinburgh M‘laren O'Conor Don University of St. Patrick Episcopalians Unitarians University Court Senatus Academicus Court of Curators

The Bishop of Oxford and the Clever Ritualist Case

The Court of Appeal unanimously reversed the Queen's Bench Division ruling, allowing the bishop to decide on issuing a commission under the Church Discipline Act. The judges debated the bishop's discretion, praised uniform worship in theory, but warned against stripping bishops of authority.

Queen’s Bench Regina Oxford Court of Appeal Bramwell Baggallay Thesiger Julius Clewer T. T. Carter J. Carter Church Association House of Lords Zimes Church of England
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