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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 11, 1825
Page
3
Unforeseen events force the charity sermon at Werburgh's to be postponed. The committee appeals to humane citizens to send donations to support current expenditure, naming George Latouche and others, with collection points at the Hospital and related offices.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions National copies of Ireland and a Niccuan undermentioned Mircotots. Seemingly refers to a sectioned list with items like wine and Pied, with publication notes unclear and missing key details.
Debtors' Friend Society ledger shows subscriptions and donations totaling nets while the Fever Hospital and House of Recovery on Cork Street lists patient admissions this month discharges and remaining in hospital with dates and counts. J Hale, apy.
Kinaha & Co announce a duty reduction on wines and publish new price lists. Meetings note directors consider extending National Fishing Co of Trollac to Greenland Whale Fishery with five thousand shares offered. Subscriptions open at 41 Dame Street until the 17th. £1 per share called after allocation. By order, John Hughes, Sec. Dublin March 10, 1896.
The Charitable Association reports full exhaustion of funds and an inability to aid sick and indigent applicants. Subscriptions and donations are requested from subscribers and friends, with treasurers John D. Latouche and committee members named across Dublin institutions to resume relief when capital is provided.
A call to affluent Christians in Dublin to fund a free worship space for the poor. A large vacant building of capacity about 1300 is up for sale with terms favorable, to be purchased and run under church license. A committee, including Provost of Carvery, Deans, and other church figures, will receive donations. Subscriptions total 3,570 pounds, but about 3,000 pounds more are needed.
The Catholic Association of Ireland met in a room at the Corn Exchange. Mr Nicholas Mahon chaired after a large attendance including many ladies in the gallery. The weekly rent was reported as L2114 385 10d and a letter from Mr O'Connell was read.
A handwritten excerpt outlines Irish emancipation efforts, praising Sir Francis Bardot and Mr Plunkett for pushing reform. It advocates joint British Irish operations, outlines security provisions for church rights, and discusses electoral franchise plans while urging calm and unity among Protestants and Catholics.
The assembly hears Daniel O Connell praise for his communication and the deputation's work toward conciliation with Ireland. Irish members show unexpected generosity, and a Patrick’s Day dinner is proposed. Treasurer reports February finances and funding plan. subscriptions from Ireland to be transmitted by the next meeting.
Protest entered in Lords journals on March 3 1829 opposing new restrictions on petitioning and civil rights. Critics argue the bill targets Irish grievances, threatens free discussion, and could undermine the constitution. Signatories include Viscount Helland and others warning against sacrificing ancient liberties for modern statutes.
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