Debates on Irish Church Reform and Anglican Conservatism
The piece surveys Irish Church Establishment reforms, noting widespread anomalies in benefice incomes and uneven parish provision. It criticizes the Commissioners' plan, defends reform from a church perspective, analyzes Ritualist and Evangelical tensions, and comments on Gladstone's Wales remarks and clerical realignments.
Ecclesiastical Notes on Bishop Selection and Chester
The article critiques bishop-makers in Evangelical dioceses, noting the trend to please political parties and legal clergy. It contrasts the standard approach with Dr. Jacobson, who possesses an Oxford influence that sets him apart from the traditional mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Chester
Chester
Jacobson
Beresford Interest Shapes Irish Church Charge
The speaker mocks Archbishop of Armagh and Beresford influence in Ireland. He suggests the Primate, tied to Beresford wealth, would never advocate reform or disestablishment, as such moves threaten family fortunes and the church’s resources. The piece lampoons reform rhetoric and the church establishment.
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Oxford
Buckinghamshire
Armagh
All Ireland
Beresford
Beresfords
Gladstone on the Irish and English Churches
The Irish Church is discussed by Mr. Gladstone at a South West Lancashire meeting in Ormskirk. He warns disestablishment would be worse than conquest and criticizes indecisive party tactics while praising Nonconformist support and urging gradual, fair reform rather than depletion of the Establishment.
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Gladstone
Ireland
John Bull
Christendom
Augustine
Britain
East
Rome
Diocletian
Church of Christ
Jacobson
Ormskirk
Wales
Mr. Gladstone
Henry Richard
Richard
House of Commons
Principality
Henry John Pye
Clifton
Oxford
Church of Rome
Pye
Cuddesdon
W. E. Gladstone
Lancashire
Lord Stanley
House of Lords
Lord Overstone
Amon
Scotland
England