Debate over the Irish Church and its political role
The piece critiques arguments for an established Irish Church as incompatible with national endowment and Protestant success. It rebuts prelates at a meeting, labels their remarks as misrepresentative, and argues that hierarchical resistance hastens progress toward the cause.
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Church of England
Ireland
Oxford
Mr. Gladstone
Ecclesiastical notes on May Meetings reveal church unity and strife
A critique of the May platforms within the Church Pastoral Aid Society and the Church of England debates. The piece contrasts calls for unity with fiery factionalism led by figures like Canon Miller and Lord Shaftesbury. It discusses ritualism, church rates, and the shift toward intrinsic church power over state aid.
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England
Church of England
Church Pastoral Aid Society
Church” Pastoral Aid Society
Canon Miller
Lord Shaftesbury
St. James’s Hall
Billingsgate
Ripon
Pak Sipeger
Church, of England
Swain
Qanon
Archdeacon Denison
A Few Words to Liberation Society Men on the Next Election
An editorial note conveys the Liberation Society’s call to fellow Labourers after a successful Triennial Conference. It emphasizes turning conference lessons into action and hints at a concise paper on the present situation.
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Liberation Society
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Ecclesiastical Notes
Blomfield
Robert Peel
Trollope
Barchester
Grantley
Durnfor
Hation
Christ Jesus
House of Commons
Commons
Irish Evangelical Society
Newman Hall
Hall
Pye Smith
George Combe
Raleigh
Mellor
Mackennal
Congregational Union