Irish Church grants show public funds dwarf private gifts
The article argues public sources financed most church building and glebe houses in Ireland since 1833, with private donations totaling far less. It cites figures from Ecclesiastical Commissioners reports and notes a shift toward voluntary support as state funds recede, praising Sir William Clay and lamenting low member contributions.
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James I
Charles I
Church
Cess
Ireland
England
Ecclesiastics Commissioners
Aubrey de Vere
Law
William Clay
Friends of Religious Equality
Courtauld
John Trelawny
Hardcastle
Tower Hamlets
Boyd Kinnear
F. Trestrail
O. Stovel
D. Jones
John Templeton
F.G
T. C. Turberville
Stafford Allen
J. Bigwood
J. J. Colman
F. Tucker
J. Pillans
Mark Wilke
Underhill
W. Brock
The
Liberation Society
Mark
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lushington
Hasthope
Trelawny
Clay
Edward Miall
Religious Equality Breakfast Echoes Liberty and Reform
A large gathering at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon Street, discussed religious liberty. Speakers and attendees, including MPs and clergymen, praised broader justice, Education reforms, and Endowed Schools while noting shifts after recent elections and parliamentary changes.
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Cannon Street
Friends of Religious Liberty
Metropolis
City Terminus
Cannon-street
Charles Reed
M.P
W. Shaw
John Gray
J. R. Mills
W. H. Michael
P. W. Clayden
Lt. Bevan
John Kennedy
R. Redpath
G. F. White
J. C. Williams
C. F. Tagart
H.bidgood
A. Hannay
P. J. Turquand
C. E. B. Reed
J. Spicer
J. Hunter
H. R. Ellington
John Glover
S. R. Pattison
Jeremiah Colman
George Young
Auberon Herbert
G. ©. Brodrick
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P. Ro l
Damé Rafiort
Landa S. d
Pyner Corpora
Oxthedral
Rae
Jcommis
Deans Dpters i
Eere
Boas
York
Mr. Miall
Trish
Gladstone
Russells
Greys
Disraelis
Redesdales
Mr. Hadfield