Irish burial rights debate in Protestant and Catholic rites
A long inquiry discusses whether Protestant parish priests may deny or permit Catholic funeral services in churchyards, the rights of Catholic clergy, and how burial and religious duties should be regulated amid Irish church-state tensions. The dialogue covers burial fees, stipends, and governance of Catholic clergy within parish structures.
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Ireland
Piwaye
Mars
Oreval
Acey
Tharehy Aryl
Guinea
Rathesus
Ester
Carlow
Tullow
Dublin
Qossory
Assintani
Suse Matt
al Interferente
Priesia
I Wehio
Preland
Rome
Evry
Irish College
Salamance
Gee
Armagh
Kilkenny
Curtis
Hawi
QuarantoRi
thePore
France
Russia
Prussia
Tewarda
Patan
Coun Crvbat
Peteotts
Church of
Imperial Parliament Passes Several Bills in Third Reading
Lords pass weights and measures time extension, land inquiries, and Scotch creditors bills after motions from Earl Shaftesbury. Messages from the Commons cover fund, wine duties reduction, and Caledonian canal bills. Clerical petitions spark debate on anti Catholic disqualification laws.
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Earl of Shaftesbury
Iresland Judicial Commissioners’ Inquiry
Commons
Nr Brogden
Lord Teynham
Gloucester
Lord King
Madrid
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Poducig
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Yablida Psyt
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