Infallibility and Bible Society Debate in Carlow Letter
A letter from the Dahlia Journal discusses the Catholic Church of Carlow and Protestant divisions. It argues the Bible alone should guide faith, opposes papal authority, and questions the infallible standard of orthodoxy. It calls for examining grounds before accepting ecclesiastical authority and favors scriptural primacy for peaceful religious revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Rowe
Supreme Tribunal
Council of
The
Bible Society
Tts
Ciil
Jean
Lea
Remarkable Geneva Well Rescue After Collapse
In Geneva New York an Irishman James Gerry fell into a 40 to 50 foot well while removing obstructions. The wall collapsed trapping him under eighty tons of stones. For 13 hours a crowd, aided by 80 pound stones drawn from the bucket, worked to free him. He remained conscious, described his distance, and was rescued with no bones broken though head injuries and contusions occurred. He is recovering and expected to resume work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
New York
Jamon Gerry
Bur
Gerry
Gon
Burial Procession for Mrs Fauntleroy's Mother in Arund street
Thursday morning at 11:30 the body of Mrs Fauntleroy's mother was moved from her residence in Arund Street for interment. A hearse led by four carried mourners including Mrs Fauntleroy's son and two youths, with two elderly gentlemen in the following coach. Mrs Fauntleroy remains in distress and no provision from Col. Berkeley is confirmed, denying circulating reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy
Arundestreet
Sermon by the Archbishop of Dublin at Christ Church on Christmas Day
The Archbishop of Dublin preached at Christ Church on Christmas Day. He argued the scriptures testify of the Messiah and Christ is the Alpha and Omega of revelation. He urged steadfast Christian profession, resisting worldly pressures, and urged repentance to receive the promised blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Dublin
Tina Manes
Christ
Hartog
Peter Wich
Cory
Fronda
Jon Thes
Murder Verdict in County Meath Shock Case
An inquest into the death of Ann Feely in Meath returned a verdict that she died from violence after rape by Christopher Keegan, who then strangled her on December 22 or 23 near Summerhill. Byrne drove the dray. Keegan was arrested, his face bearing marks from the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Feely
Thoroughgood
Wiggins
Coronora
Dosearsad
Dublin
Spring Valley
Moth
Thoreday
Byrne
Christophar Reegan
Bryne
Sumnerhil
Keegan
Hielway Hone
Surgasan Clifford
Srotter
Anno
Noring Valley
Meath
Christspher Keegan
Vail
Loss of the ship Luck Aewreea off Selfast coast
Severe gale reports from Tesatay describe the loss of the Jteheoon, 400 tons, sailing from Glasgow to Liverpool with general cargo. Crew of about 14 abandoned ship in lifeboat, many saved, cargo likely lost. Subsequent notices recount the Phenix and brigantine incidents near Greenport, plus wrecks along Down coast and a large port of Selfast tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Ianmmtes
Thomas Alexander
Pines
Hails
Crags
Phenix
Hugh Lindany
Viele
Dhotha Mecehger
Maxwell
Toamen
Dowaupapey
Pau
John M.cartney
Ehore
Greemeport
Stoomnport
Okthor
Diana
Sicily
Byom
Elough
Greenock
Ballyferria Pofixt
Dohaghh
Port OF
Selfast
Remarkable London figures visit Rockingham and religious notes
A list of prominent figures including the Lord Chancellor and Lady Menners visit Rockingham near Baile. The piece mentions a forthcoming Admiralty case at the Old Bailey, changes to Newgate chapel access, and London Linen Trade updates including bounties and machinery-driven shifts in Ireland and Sicily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Menners
Serjeant Lefroy
Joeina Rowley
Jeei Hamilton
Cobts
Colonel Caulfield
Fcc
Rockingham
Baile
Hanner
Combermere
Lord Lorton
Loughpogter Cantle
Viecount
T Jn
Newgate
Atrangera
London
Gove
Ireland
Siciland
Royal visit and court schedule noted in fragment
The text records a royal inspection at the castle, with the King’s expected arrival and a planned procession. It mentions the Duke of Wt Earl and Countess, the Queen’s suite, and details about travel and the timing of events, including potential meetings and a grand review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igor
Wta
Counceas
Farroort
Ischeral Lodge
Majesty
Reeisy
Dolphin
Marriages and Deaths in Irish Church Notices
On the 36th instant the Rev Fortescue, nephew of the Right Hon Lord, to the daughter of the late Coronet Mercier. Rev W B Higatt and others announce marriages in St George's Church and Cove church. Deaths mention Lord Hardley, Persse Prendasgast, Richard Fitzmaurice, and John Bhanahan among others, with notes on health and a Bible association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Agre
Fortescue
Jomeae Daighter
Janes Groowe
Bacor
Gror
William
Dom Short
Coronet Mercier
Gion
Taeaday Mumning
Weg Chat
Doctor & Grogan, Fearon
Har
Mar
Reynolde
Kinsale
Ueceeed
Cove Church
Moore Labort
Oat
Beighton
Sig
Hig
Lord Hardley
Persse
Bo Middleton
Dorten
Irish College
Lisbon
Ennis
St Mary's Dublin
Liverpool
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Carlowie Feich
Dahlia Journal
Weir Nhyeet
Nate
Gavilemen
Tuomas Kang P.S
Cannen
Wis
County
Ship News
Colinas
Bute
Great Britain
Donaghalen
Glastow
Conernas
Juve
Anna Nor Newte-Usir J
Air of We
Trish Bach Baad Dew
Bran
Iphia
Dunoastar Giavetti
Dahl Ba'us
Taal Aus Pablsled
Tani Sure
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