WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT.
A PROTEST FROM SWANSEA. SCOTTISH MSM2ERS' ATTTTOTiE > Received S a.m. i LONDON. -Tune 29. l.nrd Selhomr. addressing a gathering of .10.000 at Swansea against the Disestnhlishment nf the Church in Wales, said that under th,> A<-t of union between Wale? and England and Scotland, the two fundamental articles r-naoted that there should hr no disturbance of the thuch of Scotland or the Church of Kntrland and Wales. Scottish action on the Welsh Bill was an absolute breach of those arti.-le=. snd wn- not an action which hi-tory would judge honr-urablp. Thn bill iniiihr temporarily under ti" Parliampm Act, but churchmen would never submit to it until the question had been fairly and squarely submitted to the electors of Wales and England.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 154, 30 June 1913, Page 5
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