Annual Charity Sermon in Glasgow Inverness and Kelso
A historic charity sermon series held across Glasgow Inverness and Kelso aims to raise funds for local causes this spring. Clergy from multiple parishes participate while residents attend to support community outreach and spiritual welfare.
Dublin Church Fund Appeals For Free Worship
A Dublin appeal urges affluent Christians to fund access to church for the poor. A 1800-seat building, already used for worship, is offered for sale to finance a free pew plan. A committee, including church leaders and trustees, will collect donations, with funds already totaling 2,576 toward a 3,000 goal.
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Mendicity House
Mendicity Araocia B
Janaton House
Dublin
Dulin
Eye
Un.eae
Galleetors
House of God
England
Hie Gracetar Agcuprsnoror Duan
Faurry Courue
St. Parricn’s
Drax
Aapaan
Ancantacon of
Dosen
Benevolent Society Accounts and Prisoner Relief 1824
Abstract of account shows seventy three prisoners discharged, debts reduced to 44 shillings and sixpence, weekly relief funded, and further sums spent on poverty relief. Life and annual subscriptions welcome with committee discretion, donations via Sir Robert Shaw, Sir John Kingston James, and Alderman John Cash at 34 Rutland Square, November 27, 1824.
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Toadhe
Beq
Co.y Treasurers toFey
W. Mathias
Beumeondra-hiil
Ray
R. SI Nixon
Steven's Hospital
Murray
Charles-errest
Paris Browne
Rutland-square
Wm. Purdon
Temple-street
Anthony Sillary
Katty College
Eccles
Eag
Cles Street
N Clarke
R. Bowles
Royal Hospital
Browne
J. M'Cullagh
Abbey- Street
Andrew's Church
B. W. Mathias
Countess of Westmeath
Countess of
John David la Touche
Esq
Bank
Castlestreet
Arthur Guinness
Fay
Sir
Robert Shaw
Bart. and Co
Viscoert Lobton
Ogly
John Kingston James
John Cash
Rutland Square
Weet
Discharged Cured Died Remaising a Meapita By Order
Readable fragments mention a discharge, cure, and a death related to a Meapita case with orders issued by an official authority. The item notes a formal process and likely an administrative action affecting individuals named in the document.
Imperial Parliament debates Catholic rights and Irish issue
In Parliament, Rice wins leave to introduce a water supply bill for Limerick. Debates on Catholic emancipation and the Catholic Association dominate, with speakers opposing and defending concessions to Catholics. Clashes over whether Ireland should gain rights to appease unrest continue, including remarks on Protestant-Catholic tensions and the role of public opinion in civil liberty.
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Rice
Limerick
Dickenson
Bristol
T. Lethbridge
England
M. Ridley
C. Hutchinson
Dromgoole
Ireland
R. Heron
Mansfield
W. Smith
Goulburn
Robert Wilson Rose
Owever
Lockhart
Banks
Gard
Lord Killeen
John Brydges
Bir
Grenfelle
Lehall
Robertson
John Newport
Vesey Fitzgerald
Farin
Catholic Association
Orange Associstion
Pid Althorpe
Lealand
Huskisson
William Lamb
WM. Lamb
Heo
O'Connell
Sir Francis Burdett
O’connell
O Connell
Sydng
Iman
Orangemen
Doctor Armstrong
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Royal Exchange
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Pthe Charitable Society For Relief of
Johs Twycross
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Lons
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Main Ball
Leexon
Wainel Hughes
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Mer
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Bath
Manchester
Birenlhem
Nottingham
Oxford
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Plymouth
Cambbridge
Portsmouth
Cheltenham
Bhefeld
Exeter
Southampton
Leamington
Whitehaven
Leeds
Winchester
Gue
Meey and
Jersey
TLAND
Glasgow
Inverness
Kelso
Aberdeen
Ayr
Dundee
Edinburgh
Wales
Scotland
European Life Insurance and Annuity Office
Eden Quay
Lower Sackville-street
Chancery
Iiteen Nisin
Ifm
Lande
Connor
Aely
Mr Baas
Dorset Institution
Meath
County of Dublin
Jayner
St. Werburgh’s
Lefans
George Latouche
Enq. and Co
Long Lane
Kevin Treet
Free Church
Debtors’ Friend Society
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Legiaty Ag
Cork-Street
Patieata
J.hale
Apy
Sidley
Orpen
Lord Decies
George Thompson
Society For Reef of
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Imperial Parliament
House’ OF Commons
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Mr. O'Connell
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