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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 28, 1825
Page
2
Parliament considers petitions from Catholics and Protestants, with supporters arguing measures promote peace while opponents challenge Protestant fears. Discussions cover the Catholic Association, Lord Lieutenant documents, and the impact on Ireland’s governance. Questions arise about sovereignty, public order, and the balance between mercy and control.
Discussion covers deportation of British subjects from India and limits on government power, plus a motion to prevent bear baiting and animal cruelty. Speakers urge reform, cite cruelty cases including experiments on dogs, and call for a new bill despite opposition.
The debate covers war time improvements and the Royal College at Portsmouth Gaia item, with Sir J Yorke noting young men educated there may go to America. Croker stresses graduates serve at home, while discussions on pay, prize money, and pensions follow. The Chancellor opposes extending the indemnity bill and cautions against a perpetual act, ending with the House adjourning for twelve.
In the House of Commons Fatpar Fra 26 Sir H Parnell presented a petition from the Queen's County favoring the Catholic Association. Mr StobhoUbe presented a Kinsale petition in support of the association. Mr N Davies and Sir J McIntosh offered Dublin and Bristol petitions for and against concessions to Catholics. Palmerston and Hutchinson presented Dublin Mallow Cloyne petitions. debate warned that gagging Ireland could threaten peace. Petitions read and ordered to be printed.
In a February session, a long list of names including Abercromby Grenfell Phillips Althorp Power Anson Gurney Price Reavon Hamilton Ramsden Browne Hobhorne Ries Honywood Byng Hernby Renett Howard Bertineck Ciliyne Catcoreft Hitchinson Carew James Carter Jamnaon Caufield Knight Cavendish Kingsborough Lamblon Smith Lachton Stanley Loach Coke Leicester Stuart Pic Newark Lasharton Squire Neald Calharnea Crompton Maverly Taibor Cratack Maberly Herney Davies Macdonald Townshend Dewnan Mackintosh Wall Ut Monjocnanke Warre Eurington Matha Webbe Ward Ellice Mitron Wilthread Fivann Manton Hien Whit thread Pitagerald Won Newport Wile Col Fereneon Normanby Witnon Prevch Wood Polkestone Oxborne Wye Glenoreny Vin O Rilen Teller Grahams Pome Nugent Phillips Caiers John Ridley Robarts Robayis Robinson Ton Ctoches Reinhold Robertson Seton balance of list appears in record as part of minority opposition to the measure.
An account of a parliamentary bill concerning suppression of unlawful societies in Ireland, with filled blanks and amendments by the committee. The text notes penalties, procedures, and references to the bill’s progression, including committee actions and references to MPs and Peers. The fragmentary OCR includes garbled phrases, names, and dates, reflecting a debate on enforcement, redress, and legal duties.
A garbled historical note discusses committees and select bodies and illegal combinations. It references meetings, adjournments, and a fourteen day window from the first meeting, with unclear dates or places.
Report from Dublin markets and London financials notes in the House of Commons debate on suppressing unlawful associations, with quoted figures for Consols and foreign securities, plus prices for grains, sugars, butter, bacon, and hides across Dublin and regional exchanges.
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