Peel Attacks Catholic Association Over Juror Bias Debate
In a heated session, Mr Peel denounces the Catholic Association as a threat to trial by jury. He cites civil and common law authorities, warns of spies and informers, and argues that association influence could disqualify jurors and jeopardize justice in Ireland. He cites Cahill Cavendish case and Donoughmore letter while urging immediate action against the society.
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Mr Whitbread
Peel
Constitutional Association
Catholic Association
Ember
Lushington
Theommon Law
Reney
Hon
Winchelsea
Parers
Aston
Mr Peel
King ‘S Bench
Scarlett
King
Geo Tven
London
Agaist Dolby
Brougham
Court of King’s Bench
Ireland
Reland
Court of Justice
Baronet
Times
John Cahill
Augustus Cavendiab
Irland
Cahill
J. Cavendish
Commission of the Peace
Earl of Donauhmore
Jude
Poe
Trolund
Captan Gordon
Noel
Parliament debated Irish penal laws and Catholic rights
MPs criticized the cost and cruelty of penal statutes as Ireland faced oppression. Denman and Pee condemned Catholic persecutions while urging reform. The debate underscored calls for a remedy beyond penalties, with the house adjourning near morning.
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England
Parliament
Denman
Pee
Sameretshire
T. Lethbridge
Ireland
Becretary Peel
Debated Catholic Education Bill in House of Gammons
Friday night adjourned debate resumed with speakers Grattan Maberly Colthurst Davies Doherty Dominick Denis Browne Williams Martin Warre Wynne Plunkett Tierney. Two divisions held to close Friday night. Speeches of peculiar interest to be reported Wednesday. Consols opened 1938 and closed 94 Saturday.
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House of Gammons
Grattan
Maberly
N. Colthurst
Daviez
Doherty
Dominick
Denis*Browne
W. Williame
R. Martin
Warre
C. Wynne
Plunkett
Tierney
Levee and Drawing Room at Dublin Castle in February 1625
An official notice announces a Levee at Dublin Castle on February 21 and a Drawing-Room on February 24, with entry cards required. The document discusses government plans to regulate Catholic associations and secret societies, criticizing the Catholic Association while aiming to amend two acts to curb illegal societies. It notes officials’ concerns about oath-taking and redress of grievances within Ireland.
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Dublin-Castle
Govucsven
Ireland
Cnlor
Laat
Anton Poat
Debate on Ireland state and select committee adoption
In a prolonged session that continued past two in the morning, My Secretary Peal pressed forcible arguments to support the motion. The Lords heard the Earl of Liverpool move for a select committee to inquire into Ireland's condition, focusing on circumstances causing disturbances in the United Kingdom, and the union was adopted unanimously.
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Earl of Liverpool
Ireland
United Kingdom
Parliament debates copies of correspondence over Catholic Association
Tuesday in the Lords debated Lord Lansdown motion for copies of government correspondence with the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland about the Catholic Association. Lord Liverpool argued Parliament already has information from acts and declarations. motion deemed unnecessary. The Lords division ended 42 to 20 against the motion. In Commons Serjeant Onslow moved to repeal Usury Laws. the Bill was brought in and read a first time, expected opposition at second reading.
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House of Lords
Lord Lansdown
Ireland
Catholic Association
Marquis
Lord Liverpool
Lansdown
Holland
Grosvenor
Caernarvon
Liverpool
Bathurst
House of Commons
Onslow
Teave
Ireland and associations in the Lords speech humor
The Réoils notes a Dublin discussion on Ireland and the associations, mocking the dogmatic Brotle and the Orange societies while conceding the Catholic Association is not illegal. The Etoile questions parts of the speech yet does not condemn government measures, suggesting cautious ministers may win approval. Courier voices cautious official approval and hope for acceptance of planned policies.
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Lords and Commissioners
Ireland
Orange Societies
Mechanic Institutions Spread in Cork Kingdom
Reports in Cork papers describe a Tuesday meeting to establish a mechanics institute in Cork. The venture receives broad support from all ranks in the city and the first day of subscriptions nears £1000.
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Cork
Ireland pamphlet excerpts spark debate on Catholic influence
Readers see republished letters criticizing press ignorance about Ireland and Catholic associations. The intro argues pamphlet compresses complex state affairs into a concise expose, noting unauthorized London edition and emphasis on Catholic influence as attack or defense.
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Ireland
London
Wweatrath
Corea
Assam
Shadows of Catholic Influence and Rising Civil Unrest
A historical analysis warns that Catholic leaders and their feuds stir fear of revolution. It argues private interests rarely restrain leaders in upheaval, and that agitators push a dangerous machine likely to trigger mass desperation and ruin. It cautions toward calm, lest the nation pay with blood.
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England
Munster Circuit Market Report from Ennis and Limerick
Very few town buyers attended the market with a trifling display of samples, leaving prices broadly nominal compared with Friday. The schedule lists March dates for Ennis Limerick Tralee and Cock with officials Pennefath er Torrens Delap and Torrens registered. Dustin Conn Excuanac. Fen, 14.
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Munster
Clare
Ennis
Limerick
Counry
Spain
Births and Died Notices From Belvoir Park and Brunswicksquare
Birth notices report a daughter for the Lady of Sir Robert Bateson at Belvoir Park County Down a daughter for the Lady of Richard Butler Barton Hall Staffordshire nine daughters for the Lady of St George Gregg a son On the 8th inst at Hunter Street Brunswick Square the Hon Christian Hej Hutchinson sister of the Earl of Donoughmore and Lord Hutchinson is announced as deceased
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Belvoir Park
County Down
Sir Robert Bateson
Eccles Street
Richard Butler
Barton Hall
Staffordshire
St. George Gregg
A. A. Hely Hutchison
Hunter Street
Brunswick Square
Christian Hej Hutchinson
Earl of Donoughmere
Lord Hutchinson
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