Endowments row swamps Irish Church debate across parties
A sweeping discussion on disestablishment versus endowment pits Gladstone, Grey, Russell, and Manning against Conservative critics. Proposals to endow or levy funds for Catholic and Protestant clergy spark warnings of levelling up, risking a collapse of party unity as Lords and Commons clash over Ireland's church settlement and the fate of Maynooth.
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Ireland's Church Endowment Debate Moves to Whig Allyships
The Times Dublin describes a new phase in Ireland showing anxious interest as Whig Peers propose concurrent endowments. Opponents fear a levelling policy and clash over Roman Catholic Church endowment, with broad moral and sectarian opposition across denominations. The Cork Reporter stands as an exception.
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