The Bishop of Limerick Attacks Bible Society Plan
The Lord Bishop of Limerick adjourned a Visitation in the cathedral and urged clergy against reviving a Bible Society in Limerick. He argued the established Association already promotes religious books at reduced prices, citing benefits from unity and funding, and warned against duplicating efforts that would undermine parish catechism and educational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisinp
Limerick
Bille Society
Dublin
United Funds
Itvel F
le Naxt
Association For Promoting
The
Bible Society
Waa Sheol
Wade ‘Emita
Bibla Society
Leland
K Tybibbed Cho
Bille
Cruelty Unparalleled At Kittery Amid Abduction Allegations
Charles Stephens was arraigned in Kittery Point on charges tied to severe abuse of his wife and their nine year old son Charles Henry Copely Stephens. Details describe repeated beatings, a missing wife believed maimed, and the arrest after a reported escape to nearby towns. The case centers on alleged grave domestic violence and a later public inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Stephens
Joshua ‘I
Chase
Isaac Lyman
Fsquires
Kittery Point
Hils Son
Charles Henry Copely Stephens
Stephens
Kiaron Charlen
Tin Son Coverely
Nercy
Boston
Leon
Snlall
Mr. Stephens
Charlea
Savaral
Stephen
Toxea
Mm Jane Seavey
Charles
Mra
Lle
York
Supreme Court
Chalien
Ailred
Portsmouth Journal
Burke
Malton
Bristol
Ruger
Criger
Hteunaxa
Caroline
George
Wonton
Duke of Argyle
Highlands
Ireland
Grand Jury
Llouve of Commons
Ovemeer
Lord Welloxlay
Treland
Tomaley
Henry Lord Falklaing
Jonxson
Michael
Catll
Kingston
Dunleary
Larsay
Wil
Hames
Hay-Riek
Alyetiael Hyratsoun
Hida Street
Hagie
G & MP
Irish Tithes and Landlords Spar Over Distress in Letter
A correspondent laments tithe insecurity and landlord practices in Ireland, blasting joint tenancy schemes, registry abuses, and absentee ownership. He argues reform is needed, cites road corruption, illegal distilling, and political manipulation, and warns tithe costs corrode national unity while urging remedies.
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Ireland
Uxhall
Triah
Brebend
Brelind
Llalwad
Longitudinal instrument debated amid stormy seas and thefts
A shaky fragment reports Hurley of Trinity pursuing a longitude instrument praised by six naval experts for land use in calm weather but deemed impracticable in storms. He seeks inspection in London, while other instruments are discussed and the tale shifts to political banter and petty crime in Dublin and Cork areas.
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Gntom
Sy Leent
Ireland
Trinity
Harley
London
Ward
Edinburgh
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Irelant
Coumier
Axa
Avery Youll
Fife
Milliuss
Wisma
Mayland
England
Mansion House Committee
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