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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 04, 1825
Page
2
The speaker defends the Catholic Association against charges of illegal activity and seeks vindication before Parliament. He denounces coercive acts, asserts loyalty to the crown, and argues for religious liberty, citing Irish grievances, petitioning efforts, and support from the people as proof of peaceful aims. He denounces the use of hate and extremism while praising justice and constitutional rights.
A rousing meeting denounces an Irish act as an Orange sheriff crackdown on Catholic meetings. Speakers rail at government bias, cite prior court rulings, and defend the Catholic Association amid charges of misconduct and legal oppression. The orator laments parliamentary resistance and urges unity with England for civil rights.
An Irish gathering featured speakers attacking legal bias against Catholics, quoting Lord Redesdale and Mr Justice Fletcher while praising impartial justice. The discourse referenced Orangemen violence in the North, urged Catholic unity with English and Irish peers, and concluded with thanks to advocates in Parliament and the chair.
From the Dublin Gazette a list of bankrupts includes Jacob Scrader of Waterford a merchant and broker who will surrender on March next at two o clock at the Royal Exchange Dublin with agents Fanning and Cower Boss Street Michael Exan and Peter Garratty of Upper Dublin street surrender on the 12th and 14th March at two o clock at the Royal Exchange with John E Fyan 7 Astace Street Partnership dissolved William Micheltree junior and William Brown of the Chemical Works Parkgate Street Dublin
A Post Assembly in William Street proposes a committee to address Lord Combermere on his departure. Sir William S rose to commend his merits as soldier and statesman and expressed hope that he would be aided if sent to the East. A committee was formed with Alderman Exilin, William Stamer, Hart, Ascher, and others, and Lord Combermere is to receive the committee on March 6.
Reports indicate a planned duty cut to 58 P ten on Portuguese and Spanish wines, with preliminary stock checks by wine merchants. Officials say provincial bank preparations proceed while Parliament faces delays and service regulations remain under review.
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