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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 11, 1825

Page

2

Catholic Association Meeting in Dublin Presses Emancipation Call

A large Catholic meeting at the Corn Exchange in Dublin hears Lord Killeen in the chair. speakers urge temperate discussion, protest coercive measures, and seek parliamentary action. Attendees discuss printed petitions, the Donoughmore matter, and plans for London deputations to press Catholic rights and emancipation.

Lord Killeen Praised at Meeting Over Irish Catholic Sufferings

Lord Killeen highly approved of the draft Address to England praising the Association and Catholic Ireland. Mr O Connell spoke warmly, thanking Lord Killeen and Lord Gormanstown, calling the moment one of his life’s delights as the resolution passed amid cheers. The meeting adjourned late.

O'Connor Ireland Lod Wellesley Merrien Rick Ponsonry Bad Alwy O'Connell England Bible Societies Constitutional Societies Orange Judges Kingland Charles James Lord Wellesley Mr Plunkett Hogland Sheil Bric Brougham Commons House of Lords Lord Donoughmore Shiel McConnell Hutchinson Christopher Hutchinson Lord Donoughmiere Temple of Justice O'Connevell Shell Vogarty Lawless Lanigan O'Reilly Dublin Mosera O'Connell Hibernian Joint Stock Company Lord Killeen Preston Corn Exchange O’gorman Viscount Gormanstown Killeen O'Gorman Eneas M'‘Donnell Francis Burdett Baronet M‘donnell Lord Liverpool Roman Catholic Association of Ireland O’connell London O’gortean Finn Downshire Scotland Fox Jeffrey Duke of Hamilton Messrs. O'Connell Mr. O'Connell Hugh O'Connor Lent Darnley Q Connell House of Commons Gray Thermopyle Earl Fingal Roman Catholica of Ireland O’gormag Kegan Hig Daardship

Letters From The Irish Highlands Parish Conflicts And Prohibition

A distorted narrative describes Protestant and Catholic clergy clashing over plans to establish a Protestant chapel near a linen town. The tale covers visits by commissioners, a priest manipulating attendance, and a church salary grant. A drunken neighbor drains a cask after spirits ashore.

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Notice on leave to bring Bill to amend acts in Ireland

An important notice by Mr Gott for Thursday next seeks leave to bring a Bill to amend certain acts relating to unlawful duties in Ireland. The piece discusses Catholic emancipation, the National Bank incident, and local political maneuvering with references to Lord Combermere, the Anacreontic Society, and Protestant concerns in Kilkenny.

Gott Ireland O'Coal Sears Lord Combermere Ing Anacreontic Society Bank of Ireland R. Cooke Hohenlohe Wied London Russia Paris Moscow Adolphus Fitzclarance Duke of Leinster Glengall Lord Lorton Lori Lorton Claus Loryborough Earl of Kinston Kilkenth Pierce Rose L. Pree Coun George Hutchinson Upper James Moore Gregarius Friends of the Ronk Dean Street Soho Rosson Sweetman Tralee Artigos Edward Denny Isoul Arthur Blennerhasset Bool

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