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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 29, 1824
Page
4
The debate centers on uniting schools under a common system with religious education guiding instruction. Catholic bishops oppose Bible use without notes, while Protestant participation risks Catholic concessions. Speakers warn against forced conversion, stressing education without coercion and noting regional religious divides in Ireland. The motion passes.
The Sik Bounties Bill the Postage Bill and the Male Convicts Bill were brought forward and read a first time. Papers were presented from the Court of Ireland. The session adjourned to Monday.
Mr Hobhouse presented a St Paul’s Covent Garden petition alleging window tax, maintenance of the sinking fund, and misapplied revenue in Ireland. He defended Irish gentry as not idle, while urging scrutiny of public money. Petition read and ordered to be printed.
In chancery the court orders a sale by auction of the New House and Demeane a 21 acre tract with improvements in Meath. The auction at Dublin chambers will occur at one o clock on the specified April date to satisfy a claim connected to the ongoing cause. Receiver Hodgens and solicitor Nodgens are named contacts.
The London Mail prints the King of France speech delivered March 8 at the opening of the chambers. It lauds divine providence, praises the army led by the king's son, notes France's restored order, aims for lasting peace in Spain, and references constitutional changes and financial prospects.
The speaker states no new taxes or loans will be needed to cover current expenses as resources allocated will suffice. He emphasizes unity with allies and friendly States ensuring lasting peace, aiming to regulate affairs in the Americas for mutual advantage and to expand world trade. The plan includes repaying capital, converting to stock bearing interests, and reducing taxes once operations complete. He calls for concurrence and invites others to attach their names to a memorable national venture.
Saturday trading opened at 9634 and moved to 954 as the current price. The May Account continues at one half per cent with price at 95g. Market activity noted as not of much importance.
The Catholic Association held a Saturday session led by Mr M Kenny. Resolutions moved by Mr Forde urged forwarding a petition on Irish governance to Lords and Commons, with newspapers on recent trials to illustrate justice administration. The Duke of York flogging a censured report prompted a proposed deletion of disparaging language, with future discussion scheduled.
A late minister of the establisher church faced public disbelief aired during services at the City theatre. The outbreak included insults aimed at Mr Taylor and his sermon, with spectators rioting and police present. Critics condemned the violence and urged restraint amid religious tensions.
A report from Yorkshire Grey describes the death by suicide of Admiral Sir George Collier, K C B, captain in the Royal Navy, after a period of nervous irritability. The inquest heard he concealed a razor and severed his neck arteries, with witnesses testifying to his gallantry and long service.
Market notes from Destin to London show price dullness across sugars, flaxseed, butter, and grain with a few firms in New York and Dublin reports. London Bow Street covers a murder case at Churchlands, Ireland, and a long health of a woman named Kitty Croker facing a transport sentence and public inquiry.
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