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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 29, 1824
Page
1
In the Dublin Journal from November 9, a London mail note describes a countermand of the departure of French troops from Spain. It suggests Ferdinand may concede to French demands, with possible amnesty and fulfillment of capitulations between the Duke of Angoulême and constitutional forces, as Madrid’s latest advices imply.
The Courier critiques Protestant hostility to Roman Catholics in Ireland and warns Presbyterians to study a Papal Bull Unigenitus now in force. It cites a June 1836 Commons report about James Yorke Brampton and highlights condemned propositions on reading scripture and Sunday observance, warning of Popery’s aims.
A 1713 papal fiat condemns lay reading of the Bible without church annotation, urging coercion of opponents and order against teaching or disputing such propositions. The Morning Chronicle notes anti Protestant reaction and cites Maynooth texts while stressing the church’s authority over Scripture interpretation.
A Dublin press dispute questions whether the Catholic Association truly reflects Irish Catholic views and aims at reform. The debate contrasts ministerialist fears with defenders arguing the association embodies Catholic opinion and could push major constitutional change.
The Morning Chronicle questions the Bull Unigenitus and cites Maynooth Divinity Class Book proclaiming the Bull not only valid but binding on all faithful. It notes the Vatican decree described as an infallible judgment and argues that scripture and church authority uphold its perpetual force despite Protestant doubts.
The text records a fractured market note with mentions of January activity and irregular figures. It notes bond-like items and a closing price around 66 for a Maxicen Bond, plus Colombian beads. Names and locations are garbled, leaving only scattered financial terms and obscure references.
A historical account describes the Friday public notice of Henry Fauntleroy's impending execution following his conviction. The scene at Carlton House and Westminster shows judges, clergy, and relatives reacting with resignation, faith, and sorrow as the Recorder’s Report is delivered and the death warrant issued for Tuesday next.
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