Controversy Over Bible Society Debate in Carlow
Thomas Kerr argues for open discussion and warns against coercion in religious matters. He defends tradition and scripture against the Carlow Bible Society critiques, urges civility, and cites church Fathers to support a tradition based view while urging mutual respect amid theological disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Mir Pope
Rasnilel
Cork
Mersin
Noel
Gordon
O'Connell
Carlow
Tuam
Mecca
Cato
Bible Society
Selth
Christ
Augustine
Hr Magee
Johanna Southcoe
Locke
Nurke
Ani
Eltington
Whole Bible Society
God
Sr. Agusting
St. Ignatius
Clement of Alexandria
Tertullian
Apol
Denis of
Irenua
Luther
Beza
Tam
Moses
Matthew
Judea
Mark
Luke
John
Asia Minor
Jerome
Cyprian
St. Augustine
Universal Church
Beestive Fox
St. Strome
Pailinain
Bible Societica
St. Cyprian
St. Stephen
Edwardi
Bie
Wulliam Clowry
THE
Carlow Morning Post
Thlain
Hume
Charles
Sudleed
Ion
Bia
Lhonor
Flemen
Trovis Kerr
Horrible Suttee Report From Bengres Ghaut
A witness recounts Bolakea Nazir’s April death and his widow’s fatal subsequent suttee at Bengres with no magistrate order. The scene shows the crowd, Brahmins, and family around the corpse as the woman slowly ascends the pile and dies in flames, amid putrid odor and grisly details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolakea Nazir
Karnika ‘Ghaut
Bengres
Anold
Sirear
Getardee
Alau
Fayning
Corpa
Nora
Walter
Teldut Son
Fauntleroy Estate Insurance and Debts Unfold at Inquiry
The Marsh Stracey firm reported a policy on Henry Fauntleroy for 500, assigned without valid consideration. Evidence showed intimate relations with Mrs C C a married woman, annual incomes, bonds, and two houses kept under another name. Fauntleroy funded an expensive lifestyle including carriages, opera boxes, and Christmas bills, leading to debts and inquiries about recovering several thousand pounds from creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fauntleroy
Marsh, Stracey, and Co
Fauntleroy
C. C
East Lydia Company
Midhwon
Crawley
St Fauntleroy
Laly
Faunleroy
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Alon
Sim
Thomas Karty
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