Debate over disestablishment of State Churches dominates Commons
The House of Commons division on Mr Miall's motion drew 374 against and 463 for the proposal. Speakers, including Home Secretary and Sir Roundell Palmer, stressed the issue's significance and noted broad support for disestablishment in the future. Woolwich meeting urged religious equality and state separation, while Oxford debates examined religious tests and education policy.
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Home Secretary
Roundell Palmer
Mr. Disraeli
Mr. Gladstone
House
House of Commons
Miall
Liberation Society
Bruce
John Burnet
Mr. Dillwyn
Woolwich
Friends of the Liberation Society
H. Hercus
John Templeton
F.R.G.S
E. Davis
J. Teall
Professor Jowett on University Tests and Irish Education
The article notes Professor Jowett as favoring abolition of all tests at Balliol College and suggests he believes removing tests would not heighten religious differences. It also mentions the Presbyterian Assembly in Dublin with Moderator Smyth and L E Berkeley, and Archdeacon Denison’s two Gravamina to Canterbury Convocation amid church establishment debates.
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Lish
Church In
Church of England
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Miall
Mr. Williams
Reyndell Palmer
W. Herbert
W. Chapman
Roundell Palmer
Oxford
Balliol
J. S. Mill
Lecky
Jowett
Balliol College
Select Committee
House of Lords
Bennett
Ireland
Denison
Convocation of
Canterbury
Privy Council
Dollincer
England
Munich
Neueste Nachrichten
D.C.L
Joseph John Ignatius von Délinger
University of Munich
Gruman
Saturday Review
Frederick Rousert Gacs
Barling
Essex