Endowed Irish Schools Spark Protestant Catholic Clash
The Endowed Schools Commission notes that funding of Erasmus Smith estates shifted to the Church of Ireland clergy, sidelining Presbyterians. It highlights bishops overruling Crown appointees, religious tests for masters, and a Catholic and Episcopalian influence harming Presbyterian control, with calls for reform and Protestant protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endowed Schools
Ireland
Erasmiug Smith
Dublin
Trinity College
Epnonpl
Oxford
Cambridge
Royal Free Schools
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
James I
Charles I
Erasmus Smith
House of Commons
Board of Commissioners of National Education
England
Cerberus
St. Patrick’s Day
Battle of the
Boyne
Orange Brotherhood
Reland
Ecclesiastical notes in the Swansea Church Congress era
A church calendar roundup notes possible Gladstone attendance at Swansea Church Congress to discuss Wales establishment. It records the death of Canon Beadon at 102, various legal ecclesiastical cases, Baptist education, marriage disputes, burial practices, Jamaica church reports, auricular confession protests, and debated convocation reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuddesdon College
Gladstone
Swansea
Wales
Canon Beadon
United Kingdom
North Stoneham
Wells
Martin v. Mackonocuttn
Protestant Evangelical Union
Presbyterian HeEveTics
United Presbyterian Synod
David Macrae
Heretic
Macrae
Neil D. Maclachlan
Greenock
Robertson Smith
Aberdeen University
St. John’s the Evangelist
Green
Lord Penzance
Lancashire and Cheshire Association of Baptist Churches
Burnley
W. 8S. Caine
H. 8. Brown
Oxford
Cambridge
Wire
Mr. T. Wilkins
Cheltenham
Cirencester
Miller
William Shorley
London
Renhold
Leigh Spencer
Jamaica
Jamaica Church Chronicle
St. James’s
Holy Trinity
St. James
Christ Church
Marley
Kingston
Salisbury
Gundry
Hyde
Dorset
Bothenhampton
Bridport
Vernon Hutton
Gloucester
G. Prevost
Beresford-Hope