Disestablishment Debate and Clerical Attacks in 1868 Ireland
The text records advocacy for disestablishment and disendowment of Irish church endowments, calling on clergy and laity to back candidates supporting a broad measure. It reports criticism of the Irish Church Commission findings, charges of Erastianism, and opposition from ministers and clergy amid public meetings, sermons, and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Society For the Liberation of
Ireland
Irish Church
Cashel
W. Anderson
Raymunterdoney
England
Pall Mall Gazette
Guapstone
North Wales
Derbyshire
Duke of Devonshire
Brewin Grant
Aytoun
Fredericton
New Brunswick
W. E. Guaps
Brighton
Haydock
Hera
Resignation and chapel openings mark religious week
The Rev. George St Clair resigns as Banbury Baptist minister planning to end pastoral duties at Christmas. In Ossett a Wesleyan chapel opened for 1800 seats with debts of 1400. Recupalt reports a Methodist New Connexion hall project for 600 sittings costing about 4000. Sermons, donations, and assemblies follow across multiple congregations and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
George St. Clair
Baptist Church
Oxon
Ossett
John Kattenbury
Leeds
Gervase Smith
London
Geo. L. Ashworth
Molesworth-street
Rochdale
Reicious Szxvicks
Islington
J. Thain Davidson
John v
Sovrna
Grove-street Chapel
T. Phillips
Kensington
Joseph Pickering, Esq
Samuel Bird
D. Katterns
G. M. Murphy
J. Rodgers
M.A
W. Tweedie
W. H. Warton
T. Wilkinson
C. Winter
J. H. Blake
G. D. Evans
J. J. Poulter
Barth Union
Baptist Union
Bristol
Colston Hall
Brock
Baptist College
C. H. Spurgeon
South Street
Finsbury
I. V. Mummery
Thomas Scrutton
C. J. Metcalfe
Kay
New Zealand
Bansury
Pastol
H. A. Nash
T. J. Watkins
Nash
George W. Barrett
Lord
Deddington
St. Clair
Nutter
Harding
Dean Mitman
Church of England
National
Christ
Saint Paul’s Cathedral
New Covent
St. Joan’s-woov
Friends of
New College
Halley
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Blackburn
H. Wescoe
St. Thomas's
Mr. Gladstone
Satan