Irish Church Convention reviews patronage clause.
The Irish Church Convention finished revising chapter 3 on patronage with many verbal alterations. The Representative Church Body now totals sixty members after adding twelve co‑opted members, including Trinity College fellows and Dublin business leaders. Debate focused on private endowments and the method of presentation, with amendments approved and divisions on related proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
Dublin
Ball
M.P
Longfield
Salmon
Reg
Rupert Pau
Robert Paul
Peterborough
Master Brooke Lord Dulany
Major Ffolliott
Meath
Archdall
J. F. Bloomfield
Master Brooke
W. C. Planket
Silmon
Ros. Grege
Nunn
JC. Bloomfield
Wishops
PiaMatre
J. C. Broomstett
The New Bishops in Britain This Season
The article notes Joshua Hughes as the new Bishop of St Asaph and Durnford as Bishop of Chichester. It also mentions the confirmation and consecration of bishops in Manchester and Dover, with nine total appointments by Mr Gladstone across Winchester, Exeter, Bath and Wells, Salisbury, Oxford, Carlisle, Manchester, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Asaph
Joshua Hughes
Griffiths
Llandovery
Hughes
Queen's College, Cambridge
St. David's
Chichester
Archdeacon Durnford
Manchester
Middleton
Durnford
Eton
Oxford
James Fraser
St. James's
Piccadilly
York
Ripon
Durham
Carlisle
Winchester
Edward Parry
Canterbury
Dover
Lambeth Palace
Henry Alford
Gladstone
Exeter
Bath and Wells
Salisbury
Bishop Wilberforce and Mr Winterbotham M P
In a lengthy Times letter the Bishop of Winchester defends himself against charges of intolerance raised by the member for Stroud. He denies branding Dissent with beershops and overcrowded cottages and stresses his respect for Dissenters and willingness to work together. Winterbotham argues the extracts justify his earlier statements, noting language may have misled readers about his views on Dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Canterbury
Church of Ireland
England
the Times
Winchester
Stroud
Oxford
Tam
Church of England
Winterbotham
Bishop’s Moderate Stance Fails to Satisfy Dissenting Clergy
A debate over the Established Church’s attitude toward Dissent centers on a respected bishop who defends kindness to differing churches yet faulted by rural parochial clergy for ongoing disputes. The note questions whether a long episcopal tenure can heal deep-seated alienation and jealousy between the Church and Free Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Free Churches of England
The Council at Rome and Catholic Affairs Abroad
A private Rome despatch notes the Marquis de Bonneville likely away three weeks delaying the Schema De Ecclesia debate. The Vatican weighs evacuation if French troops act, while the Pope remains fixed on reform, finding little consequence in such a event. A funeral Mass for Count de Montalembert angers liberal Catholics, and the Pope’s remarks denounce Liberal Catholics as he attends a foreigners reception. In Pera Armenian communities protest Rome's discipline and the 1867 Bull, with the Porte granting temporary church use before a mass excommunication strikes the door. Cardinal Barnabo and Hassoun relay telegraphs to Constantinople amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Marquis de Bonneville
Vatican
Count Dary
Paris
Pall Mall Gazette
Antonelli
France
Count de Montalembert
Monsignor de Mérode
Monsignor Dupanloup
Santa Maria Transpontina
Holy Father
Sig Holiness
Montalembert
Pera
Porte
St. John Chrysostom
Cardinal Barnabo
Propaganda
Hassoun
Constantinople
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the Irish Church Convention
Bishop Wilberforce
MR. Winterbotham
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