Irish Church dispute looms over England and disestablishment
Debates on Ireland's church status unfold with warnings that disestablishment could weaken Protestantism in England. Speakers argue over the Irish Church endowment, government tenure, and the potential political and religious consequences for the empire.
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South Lancashire
England
Guapstong
Holme
Ireland
Mr. Disraeli
Lord Mayo
Disraeli
Orange
Church of
Genlemen
Scotland
Church of Ireland
Ripon
Church of England
Lord Jesus Christ
Cheera
Earl of Mayo
Newpxeate
Murphy Riots and Scotch Reform Debates Contentious
The session discusses Ashton riots amid Catholic-Protestant tensions with Maguire Harp and others debating magistrates duties. Barrett’s reprieve request faces ministerial scrutiny while Eyre’s defence is watched. The Scotch Reform Bill proceeds through committee with redistribution plans, Glasgow seats, and university representation under dispute.
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Hyre
Gillimn
Knox
Baxton
House
Bouverie
Moncrie
Suovides
Sir HE. Congprooxe
Glasgow
Lowrasa
Baxter
Lowther
L. Park
Beresford Hope
0. Brace
England
Gqniostoin
Sandford
Baillie
Moncreiff
DisRanui
Boots
Bootland
Ayr
Aberdeen
Lanark
Dundee
Peebles
Selkirk
Guapsronsz
Bricxt
Scotland
Lowtxen
Perth
Edinburgh
Dundes
G Durr
Polnty
Gladstone
Ayrshire
Lanarkshire
Aberdeenshire
McLaren
Sykes
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Guapsrons
West Indies
Murphy
Maguire
Ashton
Harp
M. Gisson
Murphy’s
Gladatone
Whalley
G. Bowyss
Michael Barrett
Bricut
Home Secretary
Barrett
Harpy
Baron Bramwell
Eyre
Colonel Jervis
Disrarch