Bill to curb Catholic influence sparks heated Lords debate
Debates raged as peers argued over granting limited concessions to Catholics while preserving Protestant ascendency. Speakers warned that any papal influence or Catholic hierarchy could threaten the monarchy, church, and state, urging careful safeguards and cautious pace.
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Paulhiuer's Journal Fragment from an April Evening
An OCR messy diary entry from UOWLUN on a Friday night in April notes arrivals of London Mails on Monday and Tuesday. It mentions vehicle movement near Logds, various distant readings, and scattered names and places as part of a long, garbled journal page. The legible bits point to weather, travel, and routine notes with many unreadable sequences.
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