Catholic Petition Debate Shapes Ireland Emancipation Drive
In a March session, Anthony Browne chairs Catholic Association discussions. Mr Conway moves to omit the term Roman from petitions to Ireland’s Catholics, arguing Catholic alone suffices. Dissent follows on wording. later, a general Catholic Emancipation petition is deferred to next Saturday. Catholic Rent notes push for three treasurers to manage public subscriptions.
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Bathaday
Anthony Browne
Key
Conway
Ireland
O'Connell
Mr Conway
Rome
Ate Dwyer
Plunhele Fe
Dwyer
Clinch
Nicholas Mahon
Hugh O'Connor
Cornelius M‘laughlin
Catholic Meeting at Waterford Advances Catholic Cause
A large Waterford chapel gathering approved resolutions backing the Catholic Association and Mr O Connell. Speeches by Mr Shiel praised the Association, detailed a plan for a monthly fund, and urged nationwide moral and political reconciliation to aid Ireland’s Catholic rights. A committee was appointed to carry out the fundraising plan and petitions were prepared for the Legislature.
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Waterford
Assiza Businew
Patrick Power
Bellevue
Mactiogree
T. Meagher Jub
John Leonard
Hayes
Jobin Burke
M. Ronayne
P. Norris
T. Hearo
M. Kenny
T. Kehoe
J. Fitapatecick
J. Scailan
Meagher
Catholic Association
O'Connell
P. Morris
Shiel
Court House
Morris
Lie
Strang c
Friah Fraedora
Canning
Sle
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Wallasley
Ireland
Shail
Sheil
I Measher
Do Furmn
Tha
Mensrs
P Power
Maurice Ronayne
M. Gulway
Barron
Pierre Sweetman
Ron
Leonard
FP Powat
Meeting at Wa sachurd Praises Tail Liant Talent
A large crowd gathered at the Chapel to honor Mr Shiel whose remarkable talents drew heartfelt public admiration. Relatives remained long after to express their esteem in their own plain but sincere manner, while Shiel retired through a private passage to avoid the crowd’s enthusiasm.
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Wasachurd
Shiel
Linen bounties loom over Ireland linen trade debate
County meetings in Limerick and Cork pressed to petition Parliament against cutting the linen bounty. Speakers argued the policy sustains livelihoods, with calls for a committee and a petition to preserve coarse linen bounties amid fears of rising prices and reduced demand.
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King’s Old Castle
W. W. Becher
P. Row
Wiel Ho
Ile
Schequer
Aed Clio
Requisitionista
Hoare
Robert Warren Gumbleton
Msq
Baldwin
Ireland
Micer
Kerry
Dingle
Ele Lidl
Arthur Young Foe
Ureland
Auithor
Clonakilty
Ballwin
Juliue Besnard
jSubjest
England
Bouns &E
Great Britain
Gerard Callaghan
Doc
Mr Callaghan
South America
M. Galway
Wrixon Becher
M.P
Taslie
Elmore
Beamish
Callaghan
Affair of Count Stackpoole Prompts Interlocutory Judgment
Interlocutory judgment issued in the Count Stackpoole case. Court orders payment of 75,000 francs to multiple plaintiffs with deductions to be settled from sums proved due. Case highlights long litigation before British courts and unresolved further decisions. Birth notices and obituaries tucked in the Dublin journal text.
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Count Stackpoole
Tans
Mancy
Tripier
Dupin
Heartquin
Britain
Countypoole
William Stallpoole
William Henry Blackpoole
Parnes " Marsh
Mr Roche
Coats
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Limerick
Oller
Marchanta
Ellmore
de Baldwin
Munster
Doctor Hilmore
Fastio M'Carthy
Carignayar
Amedntdia
Ulegastevry
Win
Mr M'Carthy
Captain Hore
Association For the
Dublin Tratitition
Earl of Roden
Messrs Bughe, Mathias, Sillery
Oliver
Lord Roden
Rends
Ifis
Associston
Merrion-square
Colonel Palliser
Clontarf Castle
John King
Thomas Callaghan
Eag
Fleet-street
Mra Aloe
Benjain Alcock
Kilkenny
Dublin
de Journal Orerce
Parliament-street
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