Controversy Over Disestablishment and Church Patronage
The piece reports sharp opposition to disestablishment and disendowment in Ireland and England, citing speeches by Anglican clergy condemning Gladstone and praising Rome, while praising Dr. Hook’s arguments for the unestablished church. It notes criticism of cathedral income, calls for reform of episcopal finances, and coverage of Australian Anglican patronage debates. The Sydney Times discusses a proposed general Australian Synod and patronage changes, with the Metropolitan condemning private advowson practices.
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Manchester
Gladstone
Mitchell
Mr. Gladstone
Massingham
Daily Telegraph
Harold Browne
Ely
Rome
Ireland
England
Dr. Hook
Chichester
United States
Hook
McMichael
Dumfermlince
Professor McMichael
Tweed
United Presbyterian
Free
Churches of Scotland
Sydney
the Times
Synod of
Australia
Times
Demonstrations Against the Irish Church Bill Across Cities
A mass Protestant demonstration in Manchester drew tens of thousands, with open-air rallies in Liverpool and other towns. Speeches attacked Gladstone and the Irish Church Bill, urging Lords to reject the measure and defend Protestant rights.
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Manchester
Lancashire
Pomona Gardens
Times
C. J. Hamilton
Messi Ingham
Woop
Manchester and Salford Trades Council
Judas Iscariot
Gladstone
Judas
House of Lords
J. Banpiey Wulmot
A. Egerton
M.P
Birley
London
House of Commons
Manchester Guardian
Liverpool
Hall Lane
Burland
Working Men’s Conservative Association
Charles Groves
Williams
Working Men’s Association
United Kingdom
Knightsbridge Barracks
Lord George Hamilton
Speight
Limerick
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