The Bible Question Debate at the Cork Meeting
A lengthy letter responds to a Cork Bible Society gathering, defending the question posed to biblical readers about proper interpretation. It argues against universal readership as judge of scripture, condemns Socinian and biblicist notions, cites Pope and others, and warns of dangerous passions and civil unrest from unrestricted Bible reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.sweeney
Bible Society
Pope
Germany
Englan
Switzerland
Earth
Ita
Sine
Abraham
Cheneviere
Geneva
Genevese
England
Haldane
Genevieve
Correnadent
Ihelesa
Yan
Mail
Bilander
Cork
Ieto
Biblichra
P.es
Hineraut Mountebenks
Carlow College Letter Responds to Pope Challenge
In a fragmentary passage from Carlow College dated November 29 P M Sweeny signs as a loyal correspondent. The text notes an eloquent display in a barrack or loft of a storehouse and mentions Pope's letter and a promise to answer any question once Pope answers one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Talant
Evers
P. More
N R Pope
Groop
Port Parsu
England
Germany
Switzerland
Christ
Ot Roma
Ex-Cathadra
Beln
Cork
Carlow
P. M'Sweeny
Carlow College
Perilous and Extraordinary Situation at Royal Waring Library
An evacuated proprietor recounts a devastating high tide event at Sidmouth where ten feet of water flooded the house. The kitchen windows and cellar were smashed, books moved to safety, and pianos stored in the church. The sea breached the library, doors failed, and widespread ruin spread along the coast to Lyme and Teignmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Waring Library
Sidmonth
Divina Goodhuss
Gen. Walker Low
al W. Hodge
Kay
Chittock
Lyme
Senton
Beare
Dawlish
Burleigh
Sullerton
Teignmouth
Loss of the Brig Lady Hill Near Groomsport
An Ayr brig named Lady Hill, sailing coal for Belfast, foundered after weather deteriorated near Groomsport. Captain Peter Murchie and three crew clung to the deck while two others and three passengers were swept away. A heroic rescue by Groomport locals saved the captain and one crewman, but William Clarke perished after hours on a rock as the sea rose.
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Ayr
Belfast
Lamlah
Carrickfergus Long
Briga
Groomsport
Copeland Isle
Arthur Kerr
Groomaport
Peter Murchie
William Clake
Atlack
Donald M‘clean
M.clean
William Moffat
William Clarke
Coast Guard Crew Bravely Strives To Save Derry Victim
In a grim sea near Bangor a rescue effort fails to reach a man clinging to life. Samuel Norrin William Bratt James Andrews and James Hayburn drove ashore. Additional coast guardmen Nores Monaghan George Hamly and Thomas Hunter launched another boat and finally rescued Clake after forty minutes amid raging waves. Bodies of Ronto Faddies and a boy found and buried in Bangor. Kerr Magee and another passenger remain missing. JW Maxwell Reg M.e and Lt Wolver praised the crews for their brave actions.
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Samuel Norrin
William Bratt
Coast Guard
James Andrews
James Hayburn
Groomsport
Nores
Monaghan
George Hamly
Thomas Hunter
Clake
Ropa
Ronto
Faddies
Derry
Bangor
Andrew Kerr
Magee
Helfaxt
Nate Unkown
Reaideteo Co
Bean
JW. Maxwell
Reg M.e
Lieutenant Wolver
Atory
A Tale of Wit and Law Between Two Lords
The late Henry Erskine and Lord Swinton, famed for wit and arithmetic, were close friends beloved for their humor and integrity. A dinner anecdote recalls Swinton deafness enhancing their banter as a veteran judge who never delivers sentence before hearing the jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onions Axkcooote
Burns
Henry Erskine
Lord Swinton
Harry
Bunny
Syma
Baras
Market Prices and New Potatoes In Dublin Port
Loxver Conn Exchance reports weekly arrivals of grain with British wheat at 13 208, barley 6555, oats 2345, and flour 10 900 packs, of which 490 sacks are from Ireland. Prices vary as millers hold back for better samples. oats remain in demand, flour sales strong, and red and white wheats quoted with multiple regional rates.
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Ireland
Poland
Inventarions
Avconda
Fssex
Bufulk
Norfolk
Brorkton
Pollard
Nottingham
West India
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Ar Wien
Lady Hill
Eterna
le Tim
Smith Club
London
Liverpool
Dublin
Sthalst
Way Friars
Treaurer
Fleet St
T. H. Orpen B. Balfour
Townly-Hell
Harrison
Archdall
Killard-place
B. Dugdale
William and
Robert Anderson
Abbey
M. Trates
College-street
James M. Pike
Gardiner
S-Row
Oho
Win. Maguire
J . Burgh-quay
L Neh
Exchequer-street
Rix
Reed
Lieutenant Wright
Royma
Carlise
Armit
Merrion-square
Nathaniel Anderson
Abbey -Street
Thomas Pheppe
Fide M-Quay
J.K. Johnston
M‘carthy
Toole
Tate
Eaton
Gorman
Connal
Browne
Slo
Delany
Henry Hurrie
Francis Lynch Blaine
Bari
Stephen's-green
George O. Verner
J. MB. Scriven
Harcond
Jay
Nicholas-street
Joseph Browne
Francis-st
Archid
Donnet
Cole
Ardagh
St. Mary's Parish
Fitzgibbon-street
Sherrock
Great Britain-street
Heffernan
Denny
M. Smyth
Callaghan and
Horrefield
Maryat
Larkin
Sackville-street
T. M. Heltig
Robert Armatrong
Lower Ormond Quay
Merars Crawford
Graham
James M' Keown
Beilby
Menara Right
Kumex-street
Oldham
Westmorland-atrect
Donnelly
Knaggr
Keenan
South Great George's-atres
Martin
Kinsley
Kisler
Lampiey
Poyntz
Myr Porter
Cullimore
L. Darling
College-green
Regan
Michael Fox
John Roy
North Anne-astreet
Mr Scarlett
Mr Mathews
New Church-atreet
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