Protest on Bible reading rights sparks debate in Parliament
A discussion among gentlemen, led by Mr McGhee and Mr Phelan, centers on the right to read the Bible within Protestant establishments. arguments weigh personal liberty against public order and the potential religious influence on national constitution, with references to the pamphlet of Mr McGuire and historical precedents. The exchange touches on expediency, church establishment, and the reach of reading rights under current laws.
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England
Mabea
Peraous
Mr. P
M‘ghé
Mnet
Toras Rand
Isis
Wesia
Madice
Tim
Phelan
Maine
Fe House of ‘Tivfur
Duelling Case Ends with Colonel Thiel Sentenced
The inquiry into Colonel Thiel and Captain Goschitzki for duelling ends with a nine year fortress confinement for Thiel and a five year additional punishment reportedly confirmed by the King. Goschitzki, previously cashiered, is no longer subject to military law. Public sentiment runs high over the swift enforcement of duelling laws.
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Ma’jesty
M. Gosehitzk
Iis
Nita
Utsidain
Abolition of Tolls and Public Order Esteemed
The article celebrates abolition of tolls and public tumult in Dublin and surrounding counties. It notes Attorney General opinion supporting stripping toll rights formerly granted. It reports Waterford arrival from St. Juin and governor rewards for guarding Magotry Cove against a planned mischief, while private letters suggest no intent of mischief.
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Dublin
Aas Gteen
Din Bening
Zéiza
Murphy
Waterford
St. Juin
Ighiad
Magotry Cove
St. John's
Outrage by armed men at Dee's House and Patrick's Well
Reports from Youghal and Waterford describe a gang of about 20 masked assailants forcing entry to John Dee's house and menacing keepers. In Pastricks Well a similar attack left Samuel Cross dead and Christopher Sparling severely wounded. Magistrates and Major General Loughlin deployed to Patrick's Well. inquiries launched with rewards offered for perpetrators.
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Wreran
Ki Sas
Dublin
Youghal
John Dee
Robert ‘Welati
Dee
Dior
Waterford
Welsh
Iwaterford Mirror
Limgaire
Wen
Christopher Spar‘fing
Pastricks
Sparling
Mau
Samuel Cross
Sparling’s
Reon
Kentry
Loughlin
Patrick's Well
Wa Trust
Lanevich Chrovighe
Crass
Arthur H. D'Esterre
Graydon
Cross
William-street
Sparing
Patrick's
Flax Crops Sown Across Antrim and Nearby Counties
District reports show flaxseed sowing totals around five to six thousand bushels with most seed sourced from the United States, few saved, and yields generally good but varying by area. Antrim notes 1900 bushels with 1200 American and 700 Dutch, others report similar patterns across Tyrone and Longford.
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Olstrea
Antrim
van Antuim
Ramaga
Riga
Flaxseed Yields and Crops Reported Across Counties
A fragmented stock report details flaxseed sowing, acreage, and harvest prospects across Irish counties including Kilkenny, Connaught, Mayo, and Sligo. It notes foreign and home-saved seed figures, acreage occupied, and general crop quality, with remarks on forecasts for a fair average yield and improving markets for flax products.
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Mab
Avery
Edwin
Americas
Pepi
Iris
Eaemy
Queun’s
Riga
Munster
Warraronn
Cuane
Kenny
Aoe
Connaught
Xecerat
North J
Hig
Mayo
Howe
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Jolie
Beronie
Tts
16Th Lancers
97Th Regiment of Foot
Kenmare
Tralee
41St Regiment of Foot
Nuss
74Th Regiment of Foot
Rutland
Dunfanaghy
Remon Eteach
Itu
Lpzherberts Unitar
Seymour
Provincial Intelligence
Aes. We
York
Ieee
Advineitige
Belfast
Etary
Steed - Ata
Pricens Bible
Whitatovie
Guilua
Hutter
Multon
Wixronn, Jr
Peng
Todd
Park
Sud
Enwwkillen
Ewloof
Parpeck
Fle Js
Walter
London
Jranuary
Bret Wetla
Morudlay
Gail Alber Articitis
Dais Mutiny
Oden de Aba
Plettaylie
Dita
Fee
Kaai
Wales
Wis
Wis. When, Hye. Tartey
Beane
Posay
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