Irish Church Bill Debate Endorses Maynooth Grant
The House debated compensation for Maynooth and other Irish church funds. Proponents argued grants from Irish charges, not Imperial funds, while opponents warned against endowing Catholic education. After long divisions, the amended clause on surplus and related provisions were approved, with the bill advancing toward final passage.
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Gnapstong
Maynooth
Consolidated Fund
Regium Donum
J. Lowruer
Gladstone
J. Enpunstone
M’lazza
Lorp Apvocate
Scotland
Herszxt
College of Maynooth
Warp Hont
Hi. Extréx
F. Hryearts
M’arthur
Géhtlemen
Cardinal Cullen
Baronet
Maynooth College
BR. Pool Ee
Hznigy
Buiur
Ireland
Disragti
G. Jenuevson
Conuins
Wiltshire
Sinclair Aytoun
Aytoun
Major Walker
P. Wyndham
Whalley
Downina
Grapstone
Trinity College
S. Narrhcote
Mr. Gladstone
Sorrerton-General
Newdegate
Bentinck
Lord C. Hamilton
Bentincx
H. Hoare
Chelsea
G. Jenkinson
Wyattey
Trustees of
Pim
Upper Merrion-street
Graystown
Baum
Guapstone
Glapstone
Wuaxiry
National Debt Commissioners
Fawcrrr
Lippgin
Bourke
Synan
Gregory
Canpuisu
J. Paxington
W. Johnston
WaHatney
Fawcett
Vancett
F. Heye
Serjeant Dowse
C. Forrescuz
W. Suaw
Sir M. Beach
Grans Tong
M. Beach
Shaw
W. H. Gregory
Cess
R. Palmer
Dr. Baur
Lord Monck
Judge Lawson
G. W. Hamilton
Hamilton
The
Treasury
R. Paumer
Dr. Ball
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Committee of Supply
England