A Dublin Letter War Over Church Authority and Canon
Robert Daly’s 1825 open letter to Rev. William Clowry attacks perceived evasions and misquotations in church doctrine. He challenges claims on Purgatory, infant baptism, and the biblical canon, arguing tradition cannot replace scripture and accusing Clowry of candour failures and errors about the authorities and councils cited.
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Robert Daly
Meeting of Creditors of the Late Lord Newcomen & Co
A large creditors meeting at the late Viscount Newcomen’s house heard that the estate appears sufficient to pay twenty pence in the pound and more, despite debts of the firm. The committee reported, officers were praised, and Stephen Dickson urged appointing him and two others as assignees.
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Joseph Dickson
Charles Foy
Bernard Mullins
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Alexander Montgomery
Flood
Bank of Ireland
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Treasury
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Encouragement for Linen M Manufactures of Ireland
Mr John Hamilton reports a grant of 13140 pounds by the Linen Board trustees to boost trade. Funds cover premiums for sowing seed hemp seed and seed sieves, purchases of lye, establishing yarro greens, mills, export taxes, wick manufacturing, and wool rewards. Portions aid distaffs, reels, looms, and distributing wheels among the poor to promote work and prosperity.
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Tria Committes Revival of Irish Affairs Discussed
Letters from London note that one of the first acts of the Legion will be a revival of the Committees Irish affairs with figures such as Sir Larcourt dees, Co Blacker, J. C. Beresford, K. G. Thomas Vor May among those likely summoned for examination in Dublin as printed by the Quier on leament street.
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