... measure into two parts, the one dealing with the termination of the establishment of the Church of England in Wales and Monmouthshire, and the other with the provisions in respect of the temporalties thereof, the first to be reported before the other is ...

... change. »K_IN(_J_AARI)INEBIHEI. *J.W. Crombie (L) .. .. 2603 Hon. C. Trefusis (C) e 2040 Majority - we 563 No change. . MONMOUTHSHIRE (NORTH), R. M‘Kenna (L) . . 4965 Hume Williams (C) oo e 4023 Majority e we 943 - No change. PERTHSHIRE (BAS¥), ...

... time In the House of Commons Mr. Asquith introduced the Bill for disestablishment of the Church of England in Wales and Monmouthshire, and in doing so said it was the same measure as that of last year. He proceeded to briefly explain its main principles ...

... portions of Wales which are part of the diocese of Hereford, and Mr. H. Hosmousk and Mr. Boscawew, in proposing to exen pt Monmouthshire, have reminded the House ard the country that the Bill closely affects the people and the Church in the English diooesfzn ...

... people, had euch a fine sense of humour. Evidently} we have wronged them. Bir William Harcourt had begun his candidature in Monmouthshire ; and, at a meeting at Ebbw Vale a night or two afterwvards, the audience enlivened the pro¢ :edivgs by singing * Lead ...

... corresponding Bill of 1894 expressed it, was ““a Bill to terminate the establishment of the Church of England in Wales and Monmouthshire.” To call it the Church of England in Wales, said the essayist, was absolutely untrue, for there was little doubt, as Mr ...