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Controversial Irish magistrates and Orange influence in Dublin
A long testimony discusses magistrates in southern Ireland, especially Cork and Waterford, with focus on Catholic exclusion from courts, wealth influence, and the Orange order. It covers grand juries in Dublin, cabinet patronage, the toasts at Sheriff elections, and the perceived bias against Catholics and liberal Protestants, plus observations on Defender and Ribbon movements and armed yeomanry in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Clase
Cork
Eli G Little
Waterford
Recorder of
King
Ireland
South
Phillip Harding
Acroom
Trelanids
Dublin
Klin
Publinemia
Derry
Nies
Catholica
Government of Ireland
Corporation of Dublin
Mu‘ Kenny
Smyth
William
King Williams
Morrisson's
Common Council
Willian
Limerick
Orange Party
Corporation of
Darley
Fleming
Alderman Fleming
Liberal Party
Liberal
M'Kenny
Ald
Harty
Alderman Smyth
Orange
Lord Wellesley
Alderman Darley
Orange Lodge
Orange Lodges
Alderman Datley
Orangemen
Riply
Wthern
Che
Chern
Devou
North of
Yeomanry
Catholic Association
Ribbon
Orange Association
England
Defender Association
Ribbonmen
Monaghan
Maghera
Trelands
Cousiiary
Atulas
Wexford
Erishten
Ronan Cathode
Afdh
Perseis
O’grady
O'Grady
Cadentte
Orangemmen
House of Commons
Orangeman
Hill of
Bashan
Sinai
Tobin