Holyhead Mail Contents Spark Irish Clergy Row
A Dublin Journal letter questions a signed Address termed Catholic by a group calling themselves Guardians of the Roman Catholic Religion in Trelaval. The author targets signatories including P. Dar and G. Pruxnurr and vows to identify the unnamed OE Dynrny and resist ecclesiastical pretensions in a Protestant land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trelaval
P.dary
R. Manst Yivin
G.o'ratay
G. Pruxnurr
V. C. Anpacil
V. C. Oxory
V. C
Vuas
C. Expus
Ireland
P. Dar
Sioed
Disturbance at Kilenny Protestants Meeting in Last Night’s Riot
Reports from Kilenny describe a Protestants meeting disrupted by uninvited Papists inciting riot. Colonel Gore, the meeting’s chairman, ordered Protestants to relocate as the petition was publicly approved by hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilenny
Gore
The Catholic Board and the Peer Lordship in Ireland
A fierce critique of a Catholic Board led by a noble chairman, warning an Irish peer against yielding to mass demands. It laments tyranny in public meetings, urges retreat, and argues that the peer must resist being reduced to a mere mouthpiece of the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Damocles
Ireland
Greta Selior
Loup Fiscan
Letter urging Irish Catholic emancipation and loyalty to the English throne
A dated appeal accuses a Catholic college board of disloyalty and urges the Irish Catholic community to resist manipulation. it calls on a noble to protect emancipation, renounce the board, and uphold Protestant allegiance and imperial order.
Political reflections on measures and parties in Parliament
The piece praises current rulers for restoring the military character of the nation, condemns past aristocratic indecision, and notes concerns over a potential party formed around Marquis Wellesley and Caoning. It condemns recent arson at Edenvale and urges swift punishment, linking it to property damages and upcoming baronial assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Marquis Wellesley
Caoning
Hose
Victory in Canada and naval actions reported from 1812
Reports from London describe British forces in North America defeating an American army, capturing prisoners, and losses on both sides. Admiral Duckworth’s squadron detains vessels and recaptures English ships, with praise for General Brock and Gen Sheaffe. A long obituary discusses Brock’s memory and Guernsey origins, noting royalist family ties and future commemoration.
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Downing Street
Novanber
Prevost
Batt
Proctu
Ltath Fort
Wayne
Suzarre
United States
England
Buonaparte
Brock
Achiseed
Manes
Sheaffe
Wadsworth
Roger Sheaffe
Boston
America
Roger Hale
William
49Th Foot
Copenhagen
Revenue
Cashel
Molesworth
Cary
Guernsey
Ithaca
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Union Straw
Edenvale
Stackpoole
Cal. Burton
Doabe
Spence
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Admiralty
John Tuomas Duckworth
Mander
Munjest Satips
Newtoupdand
Wilson Croker
Hockings
Tis
Aldop de Dominatca
Francis Laforey
John Wilson Croker
Scboower Providence
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