London Mail Notes Rumors On President Election And Irish Affairs
The London Mail reports from Liverpool and New York papers dated Dec 24 with speculation on the U.S. presidential election. Rumors of Canning resignation and Ireland policy circulate but are dismissed as implausible. Cabinet discussions, and possible confidence in Canning, are described as ongoing, with no foreign mor ee jeopardy. Dispatches from Peru through Sept show Bolivar pursuing Royalists and hope for Peruvian independence this year. Guiana Chronicle notes Sovereign transport arrival with two hundred men under Lt Col Gelife and officers Franchini Strongstharm Stapleton near Bermuda and Barbadoes.
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Canning
Ireland
States of America
Earl of Liverpool
New World
Mary
New York
Peru
Bolivar
Carrion
Olaneta
Huaminga
Guigua
Clyde
Demerata
Sovereign
6Th
Bermuda
Barbadoes
Gelife
C. B
Franchini
Strongstharm
Stapleton
Ensigna
London Markets Quiet on Holiday Tuesday
London and Foreign Stock markets closed for a holiday. Royal Exchange attendance was thin with few bargains in Consols near yesterday’s close. Mexican Bonds quoted 69 to 69 1/2. Mine shares little active with no price variation. No Paris express news. no Buenos Ayres Octobers of note. General remarks on health and colonial regions follow.
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London
Royal Exchange
Faris
Buenos Ayres
Controversy over Daly and Catholic Association actions in Ireland
A Galway priest Rev. Meter Daly publishes a letter to the Archbishop defending his earlier conduct at a Bible Society meeting. The piece argues Daly and other Catholic figures seek property reform and political upheaval, while O Connell and the Catholic Association plan English missions and defend Maynooth College amid press criticism.
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Galway
Meter Daly
Foam
Addres
Bible Society
Loughrea
Arch. Shintiop
Daly
Ealing
Buil Unigenitus
Maynood
Bible Societion
Ireland
The
Roma
Peter Daly
Binwelf
Tuam
Courier
O Connell Defends Maynooth Amid Controversy at Court
A Dublin court session heard O Connell attack press attacks on Maynooth College while defending Catholic rights. He urged referring a report to committee, denouncing as unjust any suppression of Catholic sensitivities. The gathering discussed police presence, transparency of Catholic committees, and Maynooth policies as speeches and a vote proceeded.
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Ienot
Trinity S College
Tir O'Connell
Maynoah
Courier
College of Maynooth
Maynooth
Tie
London
O'Connell
Sheil
M‘loughlin
Arrest of Mr O Connell and magistrates clash at police office
In Dublin during December 1824, Daniel O Connell’s solicitor Mr Kildahl contested the police magistrate’s refusal to provide copies of an information underlying O Connell’s bail. The magistrates refused to name informants, denied further witness access, and redirected to crown lawyers. A later examination touched on Catholic Association proceedings and newspaper reporters’ accounts.
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O'Connell
Kildahl
Backville-atreet
Kildiaht
Livelock
Darley
Lowe and
Graves
Éne
Eat
O'Conded
Tet Neagatta
Kihlah
Kildabi
Kildah
Kildsh
O' Connell
Kenomis
Province of Leinster
Backville-street
Daniel O'Connell
the Crown
Girington
Saunders
Court of King's Bench Opens Amid Crowded Proceedings
London court crowds form as Foote v Hayne cross examines breach of promise of marriage. Miss Foote's mother Maria Foote testifies to engagements with Colonel Berkeley and Mr Hayne, with letters and notes detailing proposals and withdrawals. Damages sought reach £10,000 as evidence shows complex ties, confidences, and a public courtroom spectacle.
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Foote
Atmnster
Hayne
Jnstice Abbott
Richard Birnie
Guildhall
Platt
Colonel Berkeley
Mr Hayne
Miss Foote
Tnape
Maria Foote
Mayne
Wes
Col. Berkeley
C. Witneas
Berkeley
Milas Fonte
Colonel B
Colonel H
Nat
Mise F
Generomy Hy
Abe
Colon Berkeley
Mr Best
Marlborough
Mian Fuatel
Sa al
Burderop
Rivet
Feat
Mit ‘i
O Connell Declines Questions at Board Meeting
Reporters O Connell and Vousdon from the Morning Post were summoned to the Board Room. O Connell mourned a day when such words would come while Vousdon refused to answer, saying it was not obligatory. Maccabe could not attend.
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O'Flaherty
Sae Cfeeracon
Clennell
O'Connell
Vousdon
Morning Post
Maccabe
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