Church Population Figures and Ireland Census Disputes
A detailed critique discusses 1861 census church populations in Irish parishes. It flags errors in parish counts such as Camus juxta Mourne and Glendermot, disputes claims by Mr. Lee and Mr. Skeats, and cites Captain Stackpoole’s Return and Dr. Brady, with a note on Kilteskin Rostellan unions and 37 church members. It also covers reactions to Mr. Potter and Brewin Grant, and defends Skeats’ methodology while urging careful handling of statistics.
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Skeats
Camus Sexta Afabenh
NoChurch
Glendermot
Raphoe
Down
Dromore
Dublin
Cork
Limerick
Mr. Lee
Camus Juxta Mourne
Captain Stackpoole
Camus Juxta Bann
Lee
Kilteskin
Titeskin
Union of
Stackpoole
Rostellan
Sheffield
Potter
Gladstone
Liberation Society
Skeata
Ireland
Skeate
Dwyer
The
Mr. Potter
Brewin Grant
Anti-State Church Association
Irish policy and endowment plans debated by government
A Times letter argues the government’s Irish policy aims to establish a Catholic University and denominational education. It traces statements by Lord Mayo and Mr. Hardy, contrasts plans for a university free from government control with endowment hopes, and questions the motives behind the proposed Catholic University. The piece cites remarks by Disraeli and others on the policy and its electoral implications.
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Disraeli Haa
Bristol
Lord Stanley
Ireland
Lord Russell
House of
House of Commons
Lord Mayo
Maguire
Disraeli
Hardy Weoem
Trinity College
Herdy
Queen's Colleges
Usanis
Presbyteriana
Hardy
Roman Catholica
Homan Catholic University
Catholic University
Tharat
Sol Jeges
University Socalariaiion
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Anthony Trollope
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