Common Sense on Scottish Establishment and Press Prophecy
The piece argues the nation knows its faith and questions the Pall Mall Gazette and Daily Telegraph. It contends the Scottish Establishment is stronger than ever, notes patronage abolition as pivotal, and contrasts Times opinions on Disestablishment with Free Kirk shifts toward reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
Pall Mall
Lord Hartington
Kirk of
Scotland
Duke of Argyll
Lord Minto
Times
Pall Mail Gazette
Great Britain
England
Free Kirk
Free Church
Henry
Moncrieff
General Assembly
Daily Telegraph
Disestablishment Movement Gains Bradford Momentum
A Bradford gathering at St George's Hall heard Liberal leaders including Mr Chamberlain and Mr Forster urge disestablishment of the Church and endowments reform. Alfred Illingworth proclaimed disestablishment as the era’s urgent political issue, with support rooted in religious equality and national control of church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Hall
Bradford
Titus Salt
Chamberlain
M.P
J. G. Rogers
B.A
Bradford Observer
Citairman
Edward Miall
Liberal Party
Salt
Bright
Earl Granville
Lord Salisbury
Gladstone
Miall
Mr. Rogers
Marquis of Hartington
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Times
Lord Granville
Forster
E. Thomas
The
Liberation Society
Alfred Illingworth
Illingworth
Lee
Church Defence Institution
Friends of Religious Equality
St. Stephen’s
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Hartington
Scotland
Hear
Yorkshire
Halifax
Huddersfield
Leeda
Barron
Trish Church
House of Commons
England
Mr. Forster
Dr. Fraser