Debate over The O Conor Don Irish University Bill Shapes Ireland
A long letter argues against The O Conor Don's Irish University Bill, warning it would secularise or sectarianise education, foster Catholic priestly control, and threaten Irish-Liberal unity. It cites Trinity College and Queen's Colleges, Catholic education, and a German press critique. The piece contends the measure would push Home Rule and damages to civil society.
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Trinity College
Ireland
Queen’s University and Colleges
Coniversity Education
Roman Catholic Church
Queen’s Colleges
Queen’s University
St. Patrick’s University
Queen's Colleges
Lord G. Beresford
Belfast
Church of Ireland
Collees
Cork
O’conor Don
Pius IX
Lord Beaconsfield
Lowry Whittle
Cairnes
Karl Blind
Switzerland
Sonderbund
Nonconformists Address at Stowmarket Meeting
The Suffolk Benevolent Society for the Relief of necessitous Widows and Orphans of Protestant Ministers held its annual gathering at Stowmarket. Alfred Piper spoke, attacking the Conservative Government, urging Liberal Churchmen and Nonconformists to press for religious equality and church-state separation while noting past reforms and the need for unity amid political divides.
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Suffolk Benevolent Society For the
Stowmarket
M. Jones
Lewisham
Institute
Alfred Piper
Ipswich
Aldboro
St. Stephen’s
House of Commons
Church of England
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England