Birth Night Ball and official notices from Dublin Castle
The report from CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, dated February 2 1814, announces Her Majesty's Birthday celebration on February 24 and invites ladies to send their names for Minuets and Red Bench seating. It notes an Ode and a meeting at the Eagle on February 20 and includes scattered foreign dispatch summaries and clerical opinions. It ends with a notice of appointments and the vacancy of Lieut General Sir Charles Roars Baronet.
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Chamberlain
Dublin Castle
Public Petition Debates Highlight Irish Catholic Grievances
The piece condemns the Popish Board and its petitions as insurrectionary, arguing Parliament will not yield to threats. It cites petitions from Ireland and England about Catholic rights, accuses judges and officials of abuse, and warns that new laws will curb the meetings and opposition in the coming weeks.
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Popish Board
Account of Roman Catholics of England and Wales
The article estimates 800000 Catholics in England and Wales with several counties and cities highlighted. It notes divisions among clergy and laity, church structure in England versus Ireland, and counts chapels and parish distribution including Manchester Liverpool and Preston. It cites 1913 confirmations of Catholic children in three towns to gauge population.
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England
Wales
Hritd
Bath
Nigara
Piiprdieke
Miler
Midland
Pointer
Lonedons
Golinridge
Ireland
Lancashire
Gentilemien of Fortune
Doctor Smith
Gibson
Manchester
Liverpool
Preston
Catholic Nobility in England and Scotland historical notes
A scanned article discusses Roman Catholic peers and baronets in England and Scotland, listing families such as the Dukes of Norfolk and baronets like Gordon and Jerningham. It notes several titles, possible heirs, and the dispersion of Catholic gentry after rebellions, with commentary on their social standing and residences.
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Paris
Abe Barki
Eari
Waterford
Viscount Balconberg
Church of
College of Sorbonne
Sparion
Baron Dormer
Baron Clifford of
Chudleigh
Norfolk
Scotland
Traquair
Newburgh
England
William Gerard
Adeward Hales
Kent
Henry Englefield
Berks
George Jerpingham
Henry Tichburne
Hants
Thomas Vavasour
Yorkshire
John Throgmorton
Edward Bloodt
Shropshire
Windsor Hunloke
Derbyshire
Carnaby Haggerstone
Northucerland
Thomas W
Eigher
Howard
Duke’ of Norfolk
Y Browne
Lord Montague
Roper
Lord Teynham
Fermor
Gibson
Gillibrand
Greenwood
Girard
Snipe
Charles At
Basedell
Co Hansford
Havers
Hyde
Hodgton
Hornyalrd
Hunes
Floward
Melledgty
Idleron
Iagleby
Jones
Jackson
Langilate
Lorymer
Maire
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Selby
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Seipest
Trapps
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Tomtall
Tasborough
Tralora
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Whitgreave
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Wright
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Diane
Macdonalda
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Macphersons
Hastliniig
Great Britain
Taunton
Tuite Found Guilty in Goulding Murder Trial
Francis Tuite was convicted of murder in the case of Mr. Goulding. He received a death sentence by hanging to be carried out tomorrow, with his body to be delivered to the College of Surgeons for dissection.
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Francis Tuite
Goulding
College of Surgeons
Commission Opens Oyer and Terminer for Dublin County
The Commission of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery for Dublin and County of Dublin opened before the Lord Mayor Right Hon Norbury and Baron Georgis. The Grand Jury and jurors including Matthew Wetie Orman Franeli Lodge Stephens Arthye Battersby Henry Cooper etc charged by Lord Norbury as the court adjourned to Monday.
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Waa
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Baron Georgis Mies
Ongel
Mathew Wet Ie Orman
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Binjod Boileau
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Arthye Battersby
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Ets
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John Molds
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Richard Goodinam
Hutton John Renshaw
Thomas Harricks
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Sullivan Edward Rice Walter Troy
Theophilus Norton
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