Clergymen clash over Dissenters and Ritualism in letter
A London clergyman criticizes Dissenters and argues for equality in Church and State. The letter discusses trust, endowment, and the tension between Established clergy and Nonconformists, noting that true union requires genuine equality and free critique within a shared national church.
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London
Evangelical Church Party
Church of England
Parliamentary Debate Over Army Chaplains Bill and Railway Amalgamation
In the Lords a brief committee discussion on the Army Chaplains Bill covered clauses and jurisdiction before amendments were ordered to be printed. The session then adjourned. The Marquis of Oranmiarde led criticism of the Great Southern Railway Bill, warning of a south side monopoly and higher fares. The Duke of Newcastle voiced government support with a suggested ten year review clause. The bill was sent to a select committee as the Army Chaplains Bill passed com mittee. Gone
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Army Chaplains
Lord Edrspalr
Marquis of Olangiarde
Thames
Great Southern Railway
England
Duke of Kieumond
Lord AsoxspsLs
Ireland
Monstat
Earl of Mayo
Lord Plunket
Monsell
Mr. Newpraare
Mr. Lynan
G. Bowyer
South Lancashire
Limerick
House
United Church of England and Ireland
Lerroy
Moonsell
Core
Monszut
H. Brvoz
BR. Collier
Apderley
Victoria
O. Darling
OhanceLion
Harpy
Hardy
House of Commons Debates On Married Women's Property Bill
Thin attendance marks session as ministers absent. Second reading carried by Speaker for the Married Women's Property Bill amid heated debate with Karslake and others opposing. later discussion on burial rights in Ireland and registration reforms for 1868.
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Mone
Lerevaz
Lotus
Ladies’ Gallery
Karscaks
Karslake
Treasury Bench
Headlam
Goldney
Pollard-Urquhart
Melly
Jaco Briantt
Laws
Mint
Public Schools Debate Focuses On Modernizing Education
On Monday evening Lord Stamops revived the public schools issue arguing for a permanent committee from major schools and universities to define good education and push reform across bodies. Lord Clarendon warned that Latin and Greek remain foundational, while Lord Lyttelton urged universities to reward physical science and modern languages with emoluments and honors.
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Lord Stamops
Lord Clarendon
Lord Lyttelton
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