Irish Church Controversy Roils London and Minor Towns
A crowded Guildhall altercation exposes Newgate style tactics by Reform League figures against the Irish Church. Crowds gather in Drury Lane and St Giles areas, with pay-to-watch crowds and police kept to preserve order. Separate meetings in Laverne and Barnsley push disendowment aims, while Protestant Defence groups condemn Catholic superiority and urge no surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Weston
Cremer
Osborne
Reform League
Ataritas
Ivan
St. Giles’s
Westminster
Drury-lane
Wood Street
Eatmineter
Drury-court
Longahore
Sondwerea
Mg Emigma
Laverncot
Laverne
United Church of England
Treland
Horefall
M.P
Turner
Graves
Bannatty
Mechanics’ Hall
Barnsley
Gladstone
Marmaduke Miller
Huddersfield
John Shaw
Gladatone
House of Lords
Taw
Market Hill
Ireland
Henry Henderson
Hollywood
London
Disraeli
Tus Iutse National Association
National Association
M‘swiney
Protestant Defence Association
Welsh Representation and the Irish Church Debate
At Cardigan last week Mr Carvell Williams analyzed Welsh voting on the Irish Church issue to show Gladstone's support from Welsh MPs. Of 31 Welsh members in the first division 17 backed Gladstone 11 opposed and two paired while one was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M‘leod
Glasgow
Nelson
Greenock
Church of Ireland
United Kingdom
Allan
Henry Moncreiff
Rainy
Forbes
Gibson
Kidston
Begg
Sours Wates
Carvell Williams
South Wales
Trish Church
Carmarthen
Presbyterian College
Williams
J. R. Morgan
Llanelly
Cardigan
Mr. Gladstone
Principality
Wales
Episcopalians
England
Scotland
Welsh Liberal rallys urge reform across Principality
The report notes Liberal strategy in Wales aiming to sway Dissenters, with calls to back Gladstone to secure Ireland justice. It highlights Welsh awakening signs, press role, and Cilgerran meeting led by Asa J. Evans as examples of Liberal effort to advance liberty, equality, and religious reform across Pembrokeshire and beyond.
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Wales
Ffinaipelty
Cilgerran
Pembroke
Asa J. Evans
Cardigan
Friends of Liberal
Dr Pusey on the Irish Church Question
The English Church Union session features Dr Pusey whose speech attacks erastian aims and urges spiritual liberties over civil power. He cautions against disestablishment and contrasts Gladstone's potential Irish Church Commission with a cautious critique of state control over church endowments.
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English Church Union
Lord Hialifar
Pusey
Tractarian Party
Church of England
Posey
Church Union
Ireland
Oxford
Dr. Pusey
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