Disestablishment Debate Persists Amid Public Pressure
The article surveys ongoing parliamentary and public debate over disestablishment and disendowment of the Anglican Church, noting anticipated bill passage, Lords' reception, and the need for continued public instruction. It highlights calls for reform, fears of political entrenchment, and remarks from Church figures about duty, unity, and future strategy.
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House of Commons
Eest
House of Lords
Conan
Ireland
Ion
Edgehioying
Donfact
Chrch
Ecclesiasti¢A
Grr
Patelec
Lima
Daca
Baén
Wea
Royal Commission
Gomu
Church of Ngland Ag
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Europe
England
Manchester Liberation Society meeting defies disruption in Town Hall
The Manchester branch held its annual meeting at the Town Hall despite heavy rain and noisy opposition from Orange members. Dr McKinnon chaired. Geo Kuarry reported rising local subscriptions with receipts likely surpassing 1100. Speakers defended disestablishment and Liberal policy, noting gains for Gladstone and firm anti-dissent sentiment.
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Liberation Society
Town Hall
Manchester
J. Carvell Williams
Humphrey Sandwith
C.B
McKinnon
Geo. Kuarrey
Ion
G. W. Conner
McKerrow
Society
House of Commons
United Church of England and Ireland
Conder
Salford
Charley
M.P
Baron Martin
England
Providence
Josgru Stencen
H. Sanowrra
J. A Macrapyen
Fras. Taylor
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Gladstone
Lancashire
Irwell
Liberal Party
J. L. Wurrey
Alderman Rumney
Trish Churich
Archbishops bill aim raises Cathedral reform hopes
Recap notes from The Times on church governance debates. It cites the Archbishop of Canterbury seeking a bill head in the Epistolary Drawer to reform Cathedral Establishments and convert deans into bishops with incomes from cathedral property.
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Bennett
Frome
R. Phillimore
Fat Moura Reetor
Falmouth
W. J. Coope
England
Scotland
Jervis
Soltan