Debates Over Irish State Church Echoed Across Britain
The article recalls how Irish disestablishment threats alarmed supporters of the State Churches in England and Scotland. It notes Mr. Disraeli’s remarks that Irish Church disestablishment would imply English Church changes, but he claimed UK governance rests on rhetoric not logic.
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Scotland
England
Disraeli
United Kingdom
Society of Friends
Church of England
Earth
Heaven
Fellowship of Brethren
All Saints
Liberal Absentees in Division on Mr Miall Motion
Detailed tally lists Liberal members absent from the division on Mr Miall's motion. The record notes government members voting against, paired votes, illnesses causing absence, and regional patterns including Scotch, Irish, and metropolitan absentees with leading supporters from various large towns and counties. The division totals show 376 members, with 244 Conservatives and 132 Liberals/others voting against or for, including paired arrangements and tellers.
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Gregory
W. H. Osborne
R. B. Amory
J. H. Greville
Capt. Otway
A. J. Backhouse
E. Greville Nugent
Pease
J. W.baxter
W. E. Hon. G. Peel
Sir R. Beaumont
H.F. Hamilton
J. G. Peel
Ww. Bowmont
Marquis of
Hardcastle
J. A. Pim Brady
Havil
G. E. Hoskyns
C. W. Rothschild
Baron L. Bruce
E. Howard
G. C. Rothschild
Baron M. Bryan
G. L Hutt
Sir W. Rothschild
N. M. Butler
Johnstone A.jessel
G. Russell
H. Campbell
HH. King
P.L. St. Aubyn
J. Cave
T. Kinnaird
A. St. Lawrence
Visct
Chadwick
D. Lambert
N. G. Salomons
I. Chambers
M. Lawrence
J. Samuelson
H. B. Chambers
T. Lawrence
W. Sartoris
E. J. Childers
H. E.C. Lewis
H. Seely
Jan. Clifford
C. C. Locke
J. Seymour
A. Cogan
W. H. Lorne
Marquis of Simon
Serjt
Corrigan
D. Lubbock
J. Stanley
W. O. Crossley
F. McClure
T . Strutt
H. Dalway
M. MacEvoy
E. Stewart
Col. D'Arcy
M. P. Macfie
R. A. Sykes
Col. Davie
H. MacMahon
P. Synan
E. J. Dease
FE. Maguire
C. Tite
W. de la Poer
E. Marling
8. Tomline
G. Dodds
J. Martin
J. Torrens
W. T. Downing
M.C. Matheson
A. Torrens
Col. Dundas
F. Newry
J. Trelawny
J. Edwardes
Col. Milbank
F. A. Villiers
C. H. Ennis
J. J. Milton
Viscount Vivian
A. P. Erskine
Monsell
W. Vivian
H. H. Heenand
J. Morgan
C. O. Waters
G. Fykyn
R. Murshy
N. D. Wedderburne
D. Fagan
Capt. Nicholson
W.weguelin
Pool
Sunderland
Newcastle
Hull
Merthyr
Northampton
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Carlisle
York
Finsbury
Belfast
Stoke
Bristol
Brighton
Rochdale
Hackney
Warrington
Stockport
Peterborough
Birmingham
Sheffield
Shields
Plymouth
Burnley
Gloucester
Huddersfield
Reading
Norwich
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Colchester
Leicester
Tynemouth
Lincoln
Oldham
Bury
Stalybridge
Leeds
Stoke-on-Trent
Comprehension Theory and English Church Unity Debate
Edward White speaks at the Congregational Union on May 9 about the Comprehension theory and disestablishment. He notes English insularity, praises cross denominational learning, and argues for divine principles guiding church unity while resisting exclusive separatism.
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Edward White
Congregational Union
Congregational Churches of England
Christendom
England
Society of Friends
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