Controversy Over Catholic Association and Irish Bill Debate
In a tense Lords session, peers clash over the Catholic Association and a sweeping measure to curb its influence in Ireland. Advocates argue the Bill is a constitutional necessity to prevent evasion of the Convention Act and protect peace, while opponents condemn it as an overreach that undermines justice and Irish rights. The debate touches precedent, petitions, taxation, and calls for broader Catholic emancipation.
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Wad
Ord Holland
Sir J. Buller
Malone
Rice
Limerick
O'Connell
Bar
Ireland
Greece
Hue
Cateline
Demaathenes
Great Britain
Franklin
Earl Darnley
Ale
Mereegal Asancationas
Earl of Liverpool
aMdships
Price
Tunas
Weland
England
Europe
Catholic Association
Holland
Treland
Fonda
Conte
Tabould
Trish
King
Tipperary
Lord Teymam
Karl Grosvenor
Karl Liverpool
Earl
Donoughmore
Irelands
Lord G
Hreland
Selart 3
Catholic Emancipation Debate Spurs House Divisions
In a heated session the House debated a measure on Catholic emancipation and the Catholic Association. Lords Gosford Sussex Longford Carbery Grosvenor Kingston and others argued over necessity legality and impact. The division fell 146 to 44 with 102 majority in favor of the bill’s second reading before adjournment at twelve.
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Lord Gosford
Earl of Longford
Ireland
Sasholie Association
Saelf
Duke
Sussex
Gosford
William
Great Britain
Lord Carberry
Lord Grosvenor
Lord Kingston
Marquis of Saxospownsx
Earl of Armowsy
Munster Assizes 1825 Clare Grand Jury Sworn in
Spring Assizes details from the Munster Circuit note the County Clare Grand Jury sworn before Baron Pendefather led by Foreman J Ormsby Vandeleur. Among names listed are Fitzgerald Massy O'Brien Moroney and Creagh. The Crown Court records Keane’s transportation for killing in Ballincally. Nisi Prius cases unanointed by Torrens. Verdict for Plaintiff against Cornelius O'Brien noted.
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Munster
County Clare
Baron Pendefather
J. Ormsby Vandeleur
Renera
Augustine Fitzgerald
Hugh Dillon Massy
Lucius O’brien
Thomas Brown
Francis Gore
Wm. M‘namara
John MacDonnell
Andrew Finucane
Badan Scott
R. Werstropp
Henry Butler
Poole Hickman
George O'Call
Torrens
Cornelius O’brien
Foley
St Patrick's Day Banquet and Lever at Dublin Castle
Chamberlain's Office, Dublin Castle, announces a Ball and Supper on Thursday Evening March 17 in celebration of St Patrick. Ladies to wear feathered attire, Gentlemen in full dress. no mourning. Also a Lever on March 17 at 2 o'clock and Drawing-rooms on March 3 west and March 10 at nine. Attendees urged to bring two cards with name and residence to avoid misplacement.
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Dublin Castle
Burch
Custis
Dublin Market Notes and Grain Prices March 4 1923
Market report from Dublin notes few grain samples due to canal delays, with speculation demand subsiding though prices show no drop. Flour inquiries are low. oats barley and wheat price lists given, including bread measures and baker’s flour restrictions. Whiskey demand up. several items show modest advances while others remain steady.
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Dublin
NOTH
Duan
Marco
Xugan
Woglish
Asis
Potehes
Wuiskey
India
Tan Fish
Wexford
P.ct
Galway
Strangford
Harley
Canada
Mlour
al Cieufos
Parliament-street
Patent Azure Spectacles and Related Inventions Exhibit
A broad notice announces Patent Azure Spectacles and a variety of improved articles including eye preserving devices praised by London faculties, plus instruments for surveying, drawing, and revenue work. It lists eyelike remedies, waxes, oils, and lamp supplies with prices and availability in England and Ireland.
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Agung Sreerscixa
London
Baazz
Gutteridge
England
Ireland
Revenue Department
Monan
Branam
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Chamberlain’s Office
Royal Canal
National Insurance
Royalrish
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Fibernian
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Trsh Provincial Bank
Hibernian
Eeeere Exchange
House OF Reco
Wsed
Richard Spear
Iroment
Xo Mia
Revenu
Colleoborrey
Dustin
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