Will bishops accept a secular University scheme amid noisy doubts
The piece weighs whether bishops will endorse a plan that moves toward a secular, popular government for a new University, potentially modeled after Godless colleges and the Queen's University. It questions control, denationalization fears, and the impact on church funds and denominational endowments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's University
O’conor
Roscommon
Gladstone
National Board
Church of Ireland
Diocesan Inspector Resigns After Education Controversy
Six weeks after Rev. S. Bird was elected diocesan inspector of education, opposition led by Sir Thomas Acland prompted a quashed election over alleged informalities. A stormy meeting later re elected Bird by 18 to 13, then he resigned, citing how actions by Earl Fortescue Sir Jaks Kennaway and Sir T. D. Acland stained his party and hindered religious instruction.
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S. Bird
Thomas Acland
Holy Cross Society
English Union
Bird
Earl of Devon
Earl Fortescue
Jaks Kennaway
T. D. Acland
Mr. Bird
London Missionary Society Annual Meeting Highlights Growth
The London Missionary Society held its annual meeting at Exeter Hall with Sir William Muir presiding. The report lauds wider usefulness, expanding stations from Madagascar to Central Africa, and strong native ministries. finances show a deficit amid global missionary expansion and new female mission efforts.
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London Missionary Society
Exeter Hall
William Muir
K.C
Friends of the Society
London
H. Simon
Westminster Chapel
J. O. Warrenousz
Madagascar
Theological College
Antananarivo
Fianarantsoa
China
St Chuan
India
South Africa
Bechuana and Matebele
Lake Ngami
Moffat
New Guinea
Central Africa
Malua
Sanita
Shantung
Owen
Gilmour
Edkins
Haakow
Shanghai
Peking
Dudgeon
Mackenzie
Hankow
Tientsin
M. Phillips
Salem
E. Lewis
Bellary
Travancore
W. Lee
Benares
Calcutta
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George Hadfield
John Crossley
S. Martin
W. Braden
W. Gill
Barra- Gale
W. Campbell
A. Strachan
B.A
J. B. Thomson
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