Disestablishment Of The Church Of England Seen As Inevitable
The article argues that political power and endowments have left the Church of England in an anomalous, principle‑less position. It suggests Parliament will sooner or later face disestablishment, with precedent from Ireland and other regions guiding future actions, while urging caution to avoid agitation.
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Church of England
Church
United States
Miall
London School Board Election and St James Hall Meeting
A St James Hall audience debates denominational education amid Church and Nonconformist pressure. Speakers attack secular schooling, defend Bible reading, and urge candidates who will promote clearly distinctive religious teaching in London schools. Lords Shaftesbury and Beauchamp led protests against Board policies as Canon Gregory and others urged electoral support.
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London School Board
ST. James’s Hall
London
Church of England
London Board
Shaftesbury
Lord Shaftesbury
Greece
Rome
Karl Beauchamp
Gregory
Earl Beauchamp
School Board
Canon Gregory
St. Paul’s
School Board of London
House of Lords
J. Rodgers
Times
Canon Miller
Charley
M.P