Impaired Scriptural offertory plan tied to Vaughan proposal
The article notes that the Scriptural method is a weekly offertory rather than monthly as suggested by Dr. Vaughan. It covers church funding debates, a farewell for the Bishop of Capetown and Mr. Macrorie, and Conservative moves on Irish disestablishment with various clergymen and political figures debating church finance and reform.
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Vaughan
Duke of Buckingham
Crown
Macrorie
England
Capetown
Natal
Church of St. Lawrence
Jewry
Grapstone
Gorleston
Great Yarmouth
T. Sutton Western
East Suffolk
Gladstone
Murrux
Murphy
Birmingham
Manchester
Whalley
Disrartt
Tae Inisx Crurcu
Ireland
Mr. Disraeli
Episcopal Church of Ireland
Church of England
Great Drir- FruLp
Geo. Allen
F. C. Matthews
Richard Davison
J. Tate
George Hodgson
Ed. Gibson
J. Knorr
E. Clay
J. Knapp
Barnes
Lord Denman
Shore
House of Lords
Exeter
Guapstonz
Gamble
Central Protestant Defence Association
Sjousbsigg Corn Exchange
Rearden
Bradlaugh
Finlen
Gladatone
Strance
Llansadwrn
Carmarthen
Oake
West Somerset
J. R. Bishop
Sartoris
Bishop
Ion Mr. Sartoris
Parsons
Pall Mall Gazette
Huntingdon
Trinity Church
W. Wright
J. H. Millard
W. Brock
Bloomsbury Chapel
Corn Hall
Peterborough
Hitchin
Cambridge
St. Neots
St. Ives
London
Michael Foster
Samuel Morley
Kempe
Titus Salt
Remington Mills
J. J. Colman
Francis Crossley
James Watt
S. Wright