Disestablishment
the act of causing to cease to be established; ; causing to specifically a depriving a Church of its tablished Church; to withdraw a Church theory from its connection with the state. A bill for the purpose described was introduced into the British House of Com- mons by Mr. Gladstone on March 1, House of Commons by Mr. Gladstone on March 1, 1869. The second reading was carried the mucous membrane of the throat are destroyed, while in typhoid fever the intestinal ulcers are caused by the action of the typhoid bacillus. Other groups of bacteria result in the production of certain poisons which are distributed through the body by the circulation of the blood resulting in prostration and fever. While in regard to certain maladies the germ theory of their origin still on the 24th by 368 to 250 votes, and the third on May 31, by 361 to 247. The first reading took place in the House of Lords on the motion of Earl Granville, on June 1, 1869, and after several vicissitudes and some modifications the bill was accorded by the Commons. It received the royal assent on July 26, 1869, but it was provided that it should not take effect till Jan. 1, 1871, which, therefore, is the proper date of the disestablishment of the Irish Church. In 1914 an act providing ing for the disestablishment and disendowment of the Church of England in Wales was passed by Parliament, but its enforcement was postponed until after the World War.