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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 20, 1817

Page

4

Catholic Claims Split Lords Over Church Establishment

Debates in Lords on Catholic concessions to end the Protestant establishment. Arguments cite Church and State unity, constitutional risks, and potential harm to both establishment and Catholic rights. Split vote ends with adjournment after divisions on moving into a committee.

Ion Ireland Earl Darnley Grenstile Church Orate Earl Bathurst Earl Grey Netherlands

Bacon-Laden Cars Stopped and Provisions Seized

Information reached Heal Police Office of several bacon laden cars stopped between Stith coole and the Metropolis and their contents forcibly taken. The depredations threaten market supply and distress country people, prompting alarm and urging speedy steps to prevent further incidents.

Heal

Fatal duel near Du Boyne ends in death

Yesterday at DuBoyne a duel occurred between Captain Power of the 4th regiment and Mr Holmes an attorney. Holmes died from a wound in the spine inflicted by Powers during a confrontation that followed years of dispute. Powers, a gallant officer with Peninsular and Waterloo service, was wounded in action many times. The quarrel began four to five years ago and led to a fatal combat after a recent meeting.

Duboyne Power 4Th Regiment Holmes Waterloo

Robbery at Carrick-on-Suir Houses Entered by Armed Men

From Carrick-on-Suir we learn that on Thursday night last about nine o clock two houses belonging to Nugent and Walsh were forcibly entered by six armed men and robbed of cash to the amount of eight pounds. The ruffians treated the occupants with savage brutality.

Carrick-on Suir Nugent Walsh

Usury Laws Belfast Meeting Weighs Repeal Effects

A Belfast gathering of merchants and principal inhabitants debated the proposed repeal of the usury laws. Speakers warned repeal could harm commerce by freeing moneylenders to set high rates, while others argued open markets would lower interest and improve the economy. The Sovereign adjourned the meeting amid division on the issue.

Belfast T. L. Stewart Robert M.dowell Bentham William Thompson Thomes Vance Hin Hollandantamburgh Thomas Andrews John Barnett Ian Holand Llahberg London Billy Mosley Mena aiscCountere Vance John Lawless Rose Sovereign Sam Briss Caaguape
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