Debtors' Friend Society seeks funds amid need
A Dublin charity urges public subscriptions as debt burdens overwhelm relief efforts. The Debtors' Friend Society Charitable Association reports the treasurer in arrears and many applicants remain unable to receive aid due to lack of funds. Signed notices from Rev. Boll Matias and committee members list contacts and the date November 1, 14y4.
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HIBLE Discussion at Carrick on Shannon
A Northern Whig summary of a Carrick on Shannon meeting on Bible reading disputes. Catholic priests oppose indiscriminate Scripture reading, while Protestant speakers praise education and religious liberty, asserting ignorance and superstition decline as knowledge spreads. The piece urges Irish readers to judge for themselves and welcomes eventual enlightenment.
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Tnie Shoull
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Meyer
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Clerical Meeting in Carlow Amid Catholic Tension
In Carlow the auxiliary Bible Society meeting drew many ladies and priests with students present. Colonel Rochfort chaired as Rev Morgan refused to disarm policemen, while Mr Nolan and Captain Batterahy debated armament and order amid disorderly comments and a private gathering limit.
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