Nonconformists urged to vote for future religious prospects
The message calls Nonconformists to record their votes and influence others to secure the religious future. It warns of responsibility and rewards tied to wise or unwary choices, urging steadfast truth and courage in the upcoming struggle.
Ecclesiastical Notes on the Irish Church agitation
The notes discuss ongoing Irish Church agitation, Liberation Society activity, and newly available publications. It notes three new tracts and urges readers to obtain and circulate them while warning that some writers show obliquity of knowledge. A sample bill circulated as representative of church and Tory literature is presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberation Society
Royal Commissioners
W. F. Wilkinson
St. Werburgh’s
Derby
Beccles
Sermson
Denison
Mid-Somerset
Church of England
Church of Rome
Mr. Gladstone
East Brent
Archdeacon Denison
Devonshire
Goodman
Cambridge
Liverpool
Gladstone
Stafford Northcote
Ashton-under-Lyne
John Congreve
Tooting
Thomas Spencer
Bath
Congreve
Byrtle
Bardsley
N. T. Langridge
Hinckley
Canterbury
Todd
Cottenham
The Irish Church Endowments Report Facts Not Falsehoods
The report by the Commissioners on Irish Anglican endowments is issued in response to Dublin debates. It presents figures on salaries and residences for deans and other officials, countering earlier criticisms and asserting transparency of emoluments in the Irish branch of the Protestant Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rd Russell
Morton Brown Seays
Morton Brown
Cheltenham
Ireland
Snow
Ivy-lane
Brown
G. S. Barrett
Norwich
Norfolk News
Maziere Brady
Royal Commissions
Brady
T. R. Birks
Birks
Mr. Gladstone
Royal Parks
Ireland’s clergy underpaid amid church revenue misappropriation
A speaker denounces a false statement by Dr. Morton Brown and exposes alleged robbing of ecclesiastical funds. He questions which parties are the robbers while asserting deans and clergy of Ireland are underpaid when full truth is told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Brown
Ireland
Pro Irish Church politics stir readers and clergy voices
A lengthy pamphlet backed by reviews and letters argues against disestablishment and defends the Protestant Church in Ireland. It cites Morton Brown, Brady, Birks and Denison while tracing reactions of Liberal and Evangelical figures, clergy meetings, and public lectures across England.
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Ecclesiastical Notes
the Irish Church
Connor
Raloo Sreemeres
Dronmorea
Drowore
Jewry
Ferns
Erey
Ardfert
Natal
Cloyne
Killeagh
Roga
Ross
Aeeene
Kilfenora
Tuam
Elphin Hag
Cuedecene
Elphin
Eveere
Matchetts and Stevenson, Printers
Market Place
Gloucester
Bristol
Ripon
Chalk
Ecclesiastical Commission
Longley