Catholic Association debate in Parliament over emancipation
In a tense session Lord Fr. L. Gower and Mr Brougham spoke on the Catholic Association. Canning criticized the Opposition’s stance, arguing emancipation must come despite the association’s tactics. The debate centered on emanicpation, legality of the association, and its impact on peace and national stability.
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Mr Plunket
Grattad
Reland
Lord Liverpool
Ireland
Irevok
Catholica
F. L. Gower
Brougham
LAMB
Catholic Association
Pricathnod
Canning Anid
Gmuleman
Parment
Lord Welles
Orangemen
Mr Brougham on South American independence and treaties
The debate centers on the approach to recognizing South American independence and selecting a cautious, effective path. Mr Brougham argues for timely recognition by steady, lawful means, criticizing reckless pressure and praising a measured policy. He notes past treaties, colonial figures, and shifts in Anglo American relations, urging a balanced method to secure national aims without war.
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England
Bis
Canada
M.C
Mr.b
Dennys
James Mackintosh
Monjean
Buenon Ayres
Columbia
Mexico
Buenos Ayres
Colombia
Porto Cahelia
Eogland
Spain
Othra
Ferlings
Brougham
Mr C
West India
America
Hume
Hovge
Iuyp
Parliaments Intelligence Highlighted in London Journals
The London Journals from Tuesday to Friday arrive, with readers urged to note the highly important Parliamentary Intelligence featured in the Columns.
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London
English Funds Close Fractionally Below Morning Open
English funds finished Friday at a level below the morning opening price. The move reflected a narrow trading day with little change in value across the session.
Motion on Corn Returns in House of Commons Friday Night
The Globe reports W Whitgore will submit a motion on Corn Returns Tuesday. It notes the Lord Chancellor frames a Bill to suppress the Catholic Association, with Plunkett saying he cannot master the difficulties. The Bill is expected to pass through Parliament rapidly despite strong opposition.
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House of Commons
the Globe
Plunkett
Chanteelige
Reverend Way in Paris Draws Earnest Sermon Praise
A letter from Paris dated January 17 portrays the Rev. Lewis Way as a fervent preacher. The remodeled Grecian temple chapel in the Jardin Marbeuf hosts Church of England services, with Way delivering sermons noted for earnest conviction. The writer suggests Way’s style and zeal may be more suited to Paris, where his impact could be positive, despite potential London criticism.
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Paris
Lewis
Way
Champs Elysees
M. de Choisseul
Jardin Marbceuf
Irving
Mr Way
England
Paria
Dustriw Coa Exciance Feb 7 Wheat and meats market report
Market notes from February 7 recount free wheat with no weekly price advance, scarce samples, and trivial business. Sugar birds sold at auction, prices firm. Ashes slow, Russian V. C. price decline, melted wax scarce. Bacon, beef, butter, oils, and various commodities quoted with wide range, export sales absent. Shipping and regional prices listed, including Dublin and Wexford markets.
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India
Wexford
P.ct
Dublin
Uto
Market Grain Prices and Trade Notes From Various Cities
Morning sales show limited wheat volume but solid prime samples support last prices. Foreign barley admission may have been restricted on the 15th, boosting demand at market. Oats beans and peas show little change. butter quiet. provisions unchanged. Glasgow notes wheat steady, oats active with decline, barley dull. various old and new grain prices listed across British and Irish markets.
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Canada
Fire at Reid cloth manufactory in Chamber Street
A Friday evening fire at Mr Reid's cloth factory in Chamber Street near Ardee Street Liberty started from an overheated stove in the drying house. The blaze spread rapidly, burning two back houses, with no injuries reported. St Luke's, National, and Royal Irish engines aided. police, horse and foot, and locals saved much property. Hay on the premises was saved. No furniture removal deemed necessary.
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Reid
Chamber-street
Ardee-street
St. Luke's
National
Royal Irish
Bpr ing Assizes 1825 Schedule of County Courts
BPRING ASSIZES 1825 lists commission days for Wicklow Wexford Waterford Tipperary Cork Kerry Limerick Clare Galway Kilkenny Carlow Kildare and related cities with dates in February March and April for each jurisdiction and city. The notices name Wicklow Wexford Waterford Clonmel Cork Tralee Ennis Galway Phillipstown Maryborough Naas Kilkenny Carlow Naas.
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County of Wicklow
Wicklow
Werford
Wexford
Waterford
City of Waterford
County of Tipperary
Clonmel
Cork
City of Cork
Limerick
City of Limerick
County of Clare
Ennis
Galway
Town of Galway
King’s Co
Phillipstown
Queens Co
Maryboroneli
County of Kilkenny
Kilkenny
City of Kilkenny
County of Carlow
Carlow
Kildare
Naas
Amphitheatre opens on Batch elor's walk by Mr Ducrow
A temporary amphitheatre on Batch elor's walk is opened by Mr Ducrow. His fine stud of horses is exhibited with graceful horsemen performing dexterous displays in a masterly manner.
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Ducrow
Batchelor
M. Ducrow
Intellectual jabs on London population and parishes in old note
An antiquated epigram mocks John Bull while citing London census data. It states that by 1812 the city within the walls held 53.48 percent of 1700’s population at 139,300, with 97 parishes and 67 parish churches. It contrasts this with 1312 figures for 12 out-parishes and questions the budget for inner city taxes versus outer areas.
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City of
London
Window shot incident and county Meath cattle theft case
The report notes a stray bullet hit a drawing room in Mount Street while Mel Richards of Careysfort Avenue Blackrock was returning home from Dublin in a caravan between five and six on Wednesday evening. Slurs were found on the floor. John Fleming and Terence Wallace faced a theft charge for stealing two cows at Gatregan Meath and were ordered to Trim for trial.
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Mel Richards
Careysfort Avenue
Black -Rock
Aer
Dublin
Mr Wobister
No. 5
Mount Street
Heap Ovesce
Gatregan
County Meath
Trim
Court of King's Bench Deliberates Conditional Order in 1925 Case
The Court of King's Bench on Monday February 4 1925 heard arguments over a conditional order in an information case concerning Juli Sandes Pan axatist Itudoran and others The proceedings covered withdrawal of John Sandes and related motions The judge questioned if the order should stand while noting prior actions including an alleged murder based on a cited witness and earlier statements by various officials
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Tersay O'Halloran
Mr. Benet
Juli Sandes
Pan
Axatist
Itudoran
Bog
Wade
John Sande
Uae
CY Hallo
Bulward Chutch
Dominion Peart
Baderan
Mande
Court weighs criminal information over letters case
The court heard affidavits about anonymous letters sent to Mr Sandes accusing him and Mr O Halloran of conduct. Mr O Halloran claimed to be the letter writer and faced assertions that his actions were unhandsome. The Crown pressed for a criminal information while magistrates argued over The case also involved Mr Armstrong and Mr Gresson about alleged misconduct at Clara, with disputes over penalties for unstamped receipts and propriety of magistrates’ conduct.
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O'Halloran
Mr. Sandes
Sandes
Bennet
O’halloran
Sandea
Sanles
Mr. O'Halloran
Mr Sandes
O'H
King’s Bench
Bennett
Court of King’s Bench
Sergeant Gould
Listowel
Lyndes
Church
Bandes
O’malloran
O’h
Sergeant Goold
Jackson
O'Connell
O' Halloran
D. Cresson
Martley
Armstrong
Etty
Clara
Whitefield
Gressson
Armatrong
Gresson
William Birbeck
Armstong
Cout-house
Birbeck
Gregson
Woo
Dunkard
Delog
Greeson
Jamcson
O'Conneil
Arustone
Cresson
Asa
Howesver
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St. Patrick
Shamrock
Dublin Gas du
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Irnah Provincial Bank
Hicax
Dvubln Journaiko
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John Bull
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Court OF King's Bench
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