Ireland Disestablishment Debate and Popery Endowment Question
The piece argues disestablishment would curb Protestant ascendancy in Ireland and curb Papal influence. It contrasts Liberal and Tory positions on endowing Protestant and Catholic churches, urging religious equality and equal endowment for all denominations. It warns against clerical misrepresentation and political church power.
Two Paths for Ireland Must End In One
The article argues Ireland can only be governed by government that sanctions and supports all three churches or none. It suggests the "No Popery" cry targets the Tories, not the Liberals, alleging both sides seek different extremities to influence the Irish Church and people.
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St. James's Hall
Chalmers
Ecclesiastical notes on the University Tests Bill and Irish Establishment
The article debates public opinion over religious equality and the University Tests Bill, praising Mr. Winterbotham's stance while warning against humiliation of the Church. It notes the Irish bishops' address, Wesleyan responses, and Guardian critiques of Establishment policy and Church and State relations.
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