Justice to Ireland and the Imperial policy question
A political contest centers on Ireland and justice in policy. The speaker asks if electors should decide by their vote whether justice will govern imperial policy toward Ireland, while proposing disassociation of the Protestant Church from national authority as a first step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Presbyterian Party
Regium Donum
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
Archdeacon Denison
Taunton
Protestants clash with Irish Church endowment stance in Deputation row
A mixed deputation of Episcopalians Presbyterians and Wesleyans meets the Premier urging support against changes to Irish Church endowment. Disraeli defends Protestant institutions while critics claim his stance masks party aims and warn of betrayal of National Protestantism. The piece notes divisions among Presbyterians and Wesleyans plus strong pleas for disestablishment and emancipation from state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disraeli
Ireland
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Mr. Disraeli
Bright
Liverpool
Wesleyan Methodists of Ireland
Nangle
Maynooth
Fingland
England
Europe
Spain
Church
Angus Holden
Bradford
Holden
Mr. Holden
Broad Church Theory of a State Church Debate
A critic denounces Arthur Penryn Stanley's opening on church state links. He argues Milton and Locke shaped the old Nonconformist objection, not Covenanters, and condemns misreading of Scotland Free Church motives. He asserts absolute liberty in church matters and denies magistrate enforcement of belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independents and Baptists
England
Free Church
United Presbyterians of
Scotland
Free Church of Scotland
Milton
Locke
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Ecclesiastical Notes
Arthur Penryn Stanley
D.D
Westminster
Stanley
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