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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 30, 1825

Page

2

Ireland Catholic and Protestant population and electoral influence

A long dialogue discusses Ireland's population proportions between Catholics and Protestants, expected counts, and the impact of Catholic clergy on elections. It covers regional disparities, freeholders, tenure, and the evolving role of clergy in influencing votes toward emancipation and equal rights.

Ireland Mary Dublin Waterford Kerry Clare Limerick Cork Galway Tippercty Iveragh Tipperary Ulster Leinster Connaught Munster Province of Church of England Fee Bandon Derry Antrim

Emancipation and Catholic Clergy Payments Debate

A discussion on whether emancipation would be followed by state stipends to Roman Catholic clergy, with Ó Connell urging stipends only after emancipation and bishops to regulate. He outlines amounts for priests and curates, sources of Catholic income, and potential effects on Irish politics, landlord influence, and public order. He notes a likely shift of Catholic clerical influence toward government alignment if payments occur post emancipation.

Ireland Sligo Cok Hutchinson County Dublin Leitrim Cork Mavinig Colera Thagne Stign Carrigh P Ofain Electora Pawera Sam Ermacipate Landford Citica England

Parliament Pro ceedings Highlight Huskisson Speech

The London Papers arrive with no new news. Our readers are directed to Mr O Connell evidence before the select committee to the State of roland and Mr Huskisson speech in Parliament Proceedings. The remarks are said to bear on commerce and mercantile interests of the country.

Bank Stork Royal Canal National Insurance Royal Irish St. Patrick Shamrock Flibernian Royal Trish Irish Provincial Bank Hibernian Railway Hibernian Exchange London O'Connnell Roland Huskisson

Exchequer Decree Notice in Ireland 1798 Demand Filing

Public notice under the Court of Exchequer in Ireland requires all claimants against the Lands named in the decree to file their demands before the 20th June 1798 or be barred from the decree’s benefit. Also an advertisement for Doctor Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead touting medicinal relief and a caution about imitations available in Dublin.

Blake B. Miller Franks Solomon Sue von Balm

Dublin and London Markets Report Wheat and Flour Prices

Dublin trading shows extremely small fresh wheat supplies with mild price gains and limited demand. Oats and barley sell slowly with lower prices. flour remains costly. London arrivals note moderate wheat and flour movement, with barley and distiller demand weak and prices falling on many grains.

Bera Batley Dublin India Do. Barl Wexford Aoaoo Galway Strangford Og Jeece Mancu Scotland Distillera Poland

Londonderry Crown Court Opens Grand Jury Session

On Monday at 10 o'clock Judge Vandeleur with the Mayor entered the Crown court. The Grand Jury was sworn including Sir James Bruce and many names such as Andrew Knox Richard Shauter W. Ferguson and others. The proceedings opened in the Reach district court setting the record for the case.

Vandeleur Mayaur Crown Court Baga James Bruce Andrew Knox Enq Richard Shauter W. Feguson Alexander Alexander HW. Lyle Ashtruok Rowley Miller T. Scott Wilsb

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