Debates over Ireland and Church Power Highlight May Meetings
The article notes fears of a rising political clergy class amid Ireland debates and praises May meetings including the London Missionary Society gathering under Dr Mullens. It highlights native churches’ self reliance and gospel impact, plus a Congregational Union breakfast at Islington and differing views on education policy with Morley and Cuthbertson voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Church of
Rome
London Missionary Society
Mullens
Congregational Union
Islington
Raleigh
Allen
Morley
Cuthbertson
Liberation Society appoints new executive committee
The Liberation Society announces a three year term for its new executive committee listing members including Josias Alexander W H Michael Henry Bompas Thomas Penrose Philip Crellin junior Henry Richard William Edwards and many others. William Edwards is re elected treasurer with Box Bowser and Bontems named auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josias Alexander
W. H. Michael
Henry M. Bompas
Thomas Penrose
Philip Crellin
Henry Richard
William Edwards
William Reed
H. R. Ellington
J. G. Rogers
Charles H. Elt
Robert Spears
William Green
Herbert
Skears
Alfred H. Haggis
J. Acworth
Scarborough
William Barnes
Leicester
Thos. Barnes
M.P
Farnworth
Jno
Batchelor
Cardiff
Calderwood
Glasgow
R. L. Carpenter
Bridport
J. J. Colman
Norwich
G. W. Conder
Manchester
Crossley
Halifax
R. W. Dale
M.A
Birmingham
A. Fyfe
Edinburgh
Thos. Gee
Denbigh
Geo. Hutton
Paisley
Alfred Illingworth
Bradford
Duncan McLaren
Hugh Mason
Ashton-under-Lyne
Enoch Mellor
Marmaduke Miller
Huddersfield
J. F. Norris
Bristol
Joseph Parker
D.D
E. 8
Irish Church Movement Meeting in Trafalgar Square
About five thousand men gathered by the Working Men's Association in Trafalgar Square with Mr. George Potter presiding. Delegates from Ireland attended and three resolutions supported disestablishment, no confidence in Mr Disraeli, and presenting the resolutions to the Queen. The meeting proceeded with broad harmony despite interruptions and counter-arguments from pro Irish Church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafalgar-Square
Working Men’s Association
George Potter
Beales
Colonel Dickson
Ireland
Disraeli
Potter
Westminster
St. Pancras
Vestry
King’s Road
Reception of Irish prelates by the Queen at Windsor
Her Majesty received the Archbishops and Bishops of the Established Church in Ireland at Windsor Castle on Thursday by appointment. Attending were Archbishops of Armagh and Dublin and Bishops of Meath Ossory Down and Killaloe Cork Limerick and possibly one more. Bishop of Cashel was absent due to illness. Accompanying them were Archbishops of Canterbury and York and Bishops of London Oxford Carlisle representing church parties. Royal carriages awaited the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Potter
Episcopal Mortrine
England
Colchester
Karslake
M.P
Learmonth
Fowler
Sedgwick
London
Gladstone
Bright
Dr.Brewer
Hawkins
Buckincham M
Buckingham
N. P. Langridge
Widdowson
Coleridge
House of Commons
Starrorp
H. W. Gideon
Austin
Mason Jones
Ireland
W. Silvester
CanisLe
Waitfax
Halifax
Reform Maeague
Ernest, Jones
T. Michael
Mechanics’ Hall
Jones
Michael
Robert Brook
Councillor Wayman
Simeon Cordingley
John Snowden
J. Jones
Hull
WreLeyan
Inch Curren
John Bedford
Wesleyan Conference
Canterbury
Wesleyan Methodists
Insa Cource Commission
Globe
Iriah
Times
Calvinistic Methodists
Monmouth
Glamorgan
Carmarthen
House of O Pf
Pres Piery
Thies
Windsor Castle
Armagh
Dublin
Muth
Ossory
Down
Killaloe
Cork
Limerick
Sod Durry
Cashel
Wia
York
Oxford
Carlisle
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THE
Liberation Society
Irish Church Movement
Eckett
City of London
City Terminus
Cannon-street
United Church of England and Ireland
C. W. Stokes
Secondary Potter
Livery of
Alderman
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