Debates on Irish Church Endowment Stir Newcastle Meeting
The article covers a heated Newcastle Town Hall gathering debating Mr Gladstone's Irish Church policy. Speakers defend disestablishment, rail at No Popery tactics, and clash with pro Irish Church factions. Disorder erupts as clergymen clash with opponents, chairs topple, and police restore order amid cheers for Gladstone and Disraeli.
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England
Ireland
Arch
Mr. Gladstone
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Starrord Allen
J. Lamury
OC. P. Laneston
Langston
London
Lanaston
Lax
Watt
Holland
Hisses
Wiixinson
Disraeli
C. Resp
Reed
R. H. Comox
Morlay
Newcastle Town Hall
Lord Ravensworth
Moody
Gregson
Watson
Sinclair
Clayton-street
Carliol-street
Rutherford
Tomkins
Friends of the Irish Church
Trish
Bright
Newcastle
Irish Church Friends Meeting Held in Newcastle
A meeting of the friends of the Irish Church was convened by handbills and advertisements in Newcastle upon Tyne. Admission details were noted as part of the notices, with attendees expected to discuss church matters and support activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle-On-Tyne
Friends of the Irish Church
Disendowment and Disestablishment Debate in Birmingham
A Birmingham conference by the Libera tion Society outlines opposition to state endowment of any church in Ireland. Speakers argue disestablishment will curb Protestant decline, while opposing factions warn against Popery and stress the moral need for reforms amid government policy.
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Birmingham
Episcopal Church
Ireland
Rome
G. B. Johnson
Mr. Disraeli
Earl of Mayo
Lord Stanley
Hardy
Church of England
England
J. J. Brown
Hear
Dublin
Maynooth
Gladstone
F. Cantaway
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Armagh
Earl Grosvenor
Chester
Open Church Association
Church of the People of England
House of Lords
Archdeacon Sandford
Pumple
Rugby
Maurice
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Butler
Starrow
W. Rogers
Stopford Brooke
W. H. Fremantle
J. L. Davies
Moat