Catholic Association splits over national aims and protest
A contentious Irish Catholic Association meeting Hearings reveal divisions over strategy with speakers opposing an Orange influence and urging a more national character. Debates address petition form, government relations, and the scope of Catholic advocacy amid tensions in Dublin and Lord L ieutenant’s stance.
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Hivasel
Mr. Dunne
Attanial
Jas
Welaly
Ireland
Goulburn
Wellesley
Dublin
Honinder
Tita
Neo
Anil Perhoria
Cabana
Wetane Ty
M'Donnel
Mag Connell
Apedaria
Fragmentary Papal Debate and Social Decay Referenced
Fragmented OCR text discusses religious and political tensions, social order, violence, and various named figures in a contentious scene. It mentions Protestant concerns, public upheaval, and mentions of trial and punishment, with unclear dates or places. The passage reads as a garbled, controversial meditation on factional influence and public fear.
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Lord Macclesield
Runnington
Oiaany
Ireland
Hrrenxses
Soreiron-Grerka Reneral
Pauny
Mc Grady
Wight
Chaneiay
Treliad
Om Bates
Abe
Leon Dabeas
Vonstrable
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Phineas
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Titan
Uae
Disputed Irish County Quiet After Disturbances
A Cook Monthly Chronicle reports that disturbances in the county have subsided and tranquility returns. The government, landlords, tenants, and local gentry are cited, with Serjeant Lloyd and other officials credited for peacekeeping efforts amid a tense aftermath.
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Baglin
Wetriastry
Erelatd
Lloyd Chief
Porrens
Eputon
Gut
Gary Hecaehinene
Evry
Catholic Association Sparks Controversy Over Emancipation Goals
A political debate decries the Catholic Association for shifting from constitutional Catholic Emancipation to broad grievance fighting. Critics warn the group risks inflaming public tensions, calling for restraint as debate over national matters intensifies. The name change to National Association is praised by some to avoid Catholic labeling while highlighting broader concerns. Leaders named include Mr Swair Mr Coswrrr and Mr Lachess amid calls for accountability and cautious action.
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Huing National
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Lachess
Esxias Macpowski
Vincent
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