Miracle Pricketups A Popish Priest In County Cavan
A fragmentary verse narrative recounts a supposed miracle performed by Father M'Cabe in County Cavan. A trio of men retell how a man pretends dumbness, seeks priestly aid, and, after a ritual of three cold-water sips and a thrice-tamped foot, the silence breaks amid denunciations of heresy and clergy. The piece ends with a satirical defense of clergy and religion against perceived fraud and superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigui
Mathew
Mac
Sion
Adjourned Corn Laws Debate and European News
The Dublin Journal reports on the adjourned House of Commons debate over the Corn Laws with votes on price supports. It notes Allied conquests in Saxony and Poland, Lord Wellington's status, and cautious optimism for pacification at the Congress, plus British-Spanish trade frictions and preparations for royal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Tuendsy
Moniteur
Saxony
Poland
Vienna
Baxony
Buonaparte
Denmark
Norway
Congress
Gonsalvi
Elba
Scotland
Rassing
Artisle
Liverpool
Boston
Moailsix
Europe
France
Maseem
Hour of Orange
Darmstadt
Rhine
Duchy of
Westphalia
Prussia
Lord Wellington
Lord Whitworth
England
Ireland
House of Commons
Baring
Pritherog
Whitbread
Robinson
the &H
Duke of Wellington
Cadiz
Spain
Henry Wellesley
Cork Magistrates Offer Rewards for Lace Outrage Suspects
Government fears a new conspiracy by wheling villains connected to the Tartar brig wreck off Rowheagh Kerry. The vessel was looted of valuables valued at 25,000 pounds, with authorities aiming to apprehend the responsible parties in Cork City and Liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Lowerpaol
America
Rowheagh
County Kerry
O Connell Speech Sparks Catholic Secrecy Row
A fragment from The Impartial Inquirer reports Mr O Connell criticizing a Catholic faction led by Lord Fingall. The Dublin Journal is mocked for Latin errors while O Connell accuses seceders and their allies of flattery and hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duzlin S Journale
Impartial Inquirer
O'Connell
Lord Fingall
Mr. O'Connell
Fins Pall
Dublin Journal
Kerry
Killcragling
Enagh-a- Puck
Dublin
Protestant Advocate Prospectus and Catholic critiques examined
A correspondent defends The Protestant Advocate against The Freeman's Journal attacks and prints a Catholic critique of Protestant power. The piece cites a Dublin pamphlet on Planting Christianity in Britain and Ireland, tracing missions to Scota Major and Scotia Minor, and urges Catholics to return to early faith while condemning papal supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venax
Protestant Advocate
Freeman's Journal
Rome
Rand
Great Britain
Ireland
Ingiana
Crosini
Isidore
Bede
Jocelin
Prosper
Scotland
Scotia Minor
Palladiya
Coplestine
Aumin
Gregory the Great
Britain
Austin
Christ
Old Chronicle
Davis
St. David's
Parker
Aasin
Daganus
Lauren
Aing
Canterbury
Didicimus
Notable Forged Banknote Plates Found in Rohersbury Case
Early morning capture at Dunselly's publican Rohersbury yields forged banknote plates and blanks from banks including Riali's Clonmel Roche's Limerick Manossett's Limerick and Bank of Ireland. Suspects William Kennelly and wife jailed. plates and gear kept by Alderman Watton. Reports of nightly outrages near Adare and Kildimo with armed bands terrorizing tenants. Assizes list shows 120 county and 24 city indictments for murder, burglary, theft, and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livenice
Captain Rose
Andrew James Watson
Dunselly’s
Rohersbury
William Kennelly
Gibbons
Riali
Clonmel
Clonmel, For 14.10s.—Roche's, Limerick, For 12. 10S. —Maonsett’s
Kennedy's
Limerick
Bank of Treland
Anderson’s
Fermoy
Bruce’s
Litsert
Pike’s
Cork
Osmm Letle's
Listlé and
Bruce's
Charléville
Herbert
Mulquetoy
Wallplate
Meagher
Excise
Shanbally
Loughrea
Gort
6Th Dragoon Guarda
Excie
Thuraday Mesare
Odett
O'Connor
Duke
Balyvenogue
Iothie
Illicis
Maidaoyn
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Cavan
Strogg
M‘cabe
Lis
Riad
the Dublin Journal
The
Sir
Andy Link Tive
David
Church of
Ephesus
Gandolphy
Goa
Burgesa
Cialloner
Gra
Iceland
Provincial Intelligence
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