Relief of Widows and Children of Clergymen Charity Plan
A proposal urges each county clergy to form incorporated bodies to raise funds for widows and children of deceased clergy. It asks for licenses to hold land, equal rates by ecclesiastical benefices, and exemption of parishes from parish rates for this charity. The plan argues clergy families deserve support fitting their former status and urges that the church oversee funds to avoid hardship and shame.
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Lvsen
Ie Ratign
Peking
Jones
James Tilson
Stephen Trotter
Eas
England
Rendeac
Ormond and Liberty
Crier
Achraccan
Meath
Gillway
Jenny Perile
Spring-Garden
Galway
Ormond
Liberty Boys
Ireland
Lord Bolingbrooke
Great-Britain
Old Caffle
Wicocks
Mullingar
John Rochfort
Jervis-street
Dublin
Wilcocks
Joan Rochfort
Thomas
Parliament House
Dabdn
Fejonae
The Heavenly Bodies and a Dublin murder trial in 18th century prose
The excerpt debates cosmic creation with fluent praise of the sun moon and stars, arguing a vast inhabited universe. It shifts to Dublin news noting Edward Nugent Shannahan’s murder trial verdict for manslaughter and related local incidents, public notices, and civic affairs in Clonmel and Dublin.
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Saturn
Dublin
Clonmel
Baron Mountney
Edward Nugent Shannahan
John Perry
Thomas Long
Tryal
Shannahan
Edward Ducgeop
Aed
Common Council
Earl and Countess of Bleffington
Viscount Mountjoy
Mayo
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