Education and religious liberty clash in Ireland debate
A Royal Commission and Irish bishops face pressure over education limits, endowments, and state role. Attacks on Catholic authority mix with calls for true religious liberty, warning against endowing schools aligned with Rome and urging strong statesmanship.
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Royal Commission
Earl of Powis
United Education
Europe
Bavaria
Austria
Ireland
United States
Church of Rome
Cardinal Cullen
Belfast
England
MacHale
Tuam
London
Keho
John Bull
Marquis of Bath
Sidgwick
Max Muller
All Souls’ College
Oxford
Cologne
Breslau
Paderborn
Tréves
Munster
Limburg
Gnesen
Eccesiastical Commission
Ecclesiastical Commission Office
James Chalk
Lords of the Treasury
Tringle
Leeds
English Church Union
J. Sheepshanks
Privy Council
Worcester
Wynter
Barry
Charles Barry
Trinity College, Cambridge
Smith
Leeds Grammar School
Cheltenham College
Jeff
London School Board
Glengarry
Church Herald
Abertarif
York
Winchester
Church of Scotland
Joseph Slater
St. Lawrence Church
J. Slater
Hampshire
Lord Charles Russell
The
Bible Society
Berkhamstead
Church of England
Society
Manchester Presbyterians
Lancashire United Presbyterian Presbytery
Mount Pleasant Church
Liverpool
Alexander Milligan
Copeland Street
Manchester
Corbett
Copeland-street
Paris Univers
Gazette de Midi
Pius IX
Father of Mercy
Rome
France
Germany
Russia
Spain
Switzerland
St. John’s
St. Mary’s
Presbyterian Church