Elizabethan Treason Trials And Dublin Monastery Plans
The passage reviews 16th and 18th century events including executions for high treason in Ireland and Scotland, the planning of factional uprisings against James VI and I, the execution of Maurice Kenreebtine and other priests, and the establishment of Trinity College Dublin by Queen Elizabeth to educate Protestants. It cites the arrival of the Earl of Goery, obstructions to Catholic power, and warnings about Popish influence leading to the 1798 rebellion. The piece notes the mayor laying the first stone of a university site near All Hallows and references the rise of Protestant institutions amid Catholic resistance.
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Urch
England
Earl of Goery
Ireland
Scotland
Mary
Sey
Maurice Kenreebtine
Isa
All Hallows
Dunbfin
Thomas Smith
Ficzenmans
College of the Holy
Anyassassinaton Committee
Ieland
Caristiam Balthren
Europe
Cew
Paul
Cate
Pete
Preland
Trach
Christiane
Ayain
Itill
United Kingdom
Opunga
Cutori
Fragmented OCR Item Shows Vague Read on Event
A partial OCR fragment mentions an event with unclear names and details. readable bits hint at a local activity but lack sufficient nouns to identify people places or organizations.
Large Cork meeting divided by faction at Catholic school
A crowded Cork meeting at the Lancastrian School saw fierce factional conflict as James Roche and Galwey battled for the chair. Counsellor Daniel O’Connell intervened and a deputation pressed the committee to repeal restrictions, while a pledge to form the Irish General Missionary Society was proposed with a broad fundraising and governance plan.
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Feora
Cork Marsing Intelligencer
Romanatholica
Laincasterian Schouluse
Ace
James Roche
Galwey
Lota
Arill
Cal
Mr. Kroche
Hollies
Amy Portier
Daniel O’connell
Patel
Uur
O'Con
Magee
Beirnes Trial in Murder Case Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
The court heard the brutal murder case of Bartholomew Gibbon at Ballindaba near Castleen with Cormack Beirne Martin Beirne and Margaret Beirne on trial. Catherine Gibbon and Daniel Gibbon testified detailing the assault and bayonet wounds. the jury returned Not Guilty for the Beirnes after prosecutors rested and the judge had urged guilt.
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Roscammon
Osborne
Cormack Beirne
Martin Beirne
Margaret Beirne
Bartholomew Gibbon
Ballindabahan
Castleen
Said
Catherine Gibbon
Boyd
Nod
Tam
Abe
Joud
Cormack Birne
Margaret Birne
Bierness
Winny Connor
Marcin Beirne
Cormack
Whiting
Jis
Daniel Gibbon
Moore
Castiereas
Beirnes
Patrick Crumpe
C. Beirne
Eveything
Richard Irwin
Rathmire
Ellis
Eilis
Baker
Hillis
Yhos
Bene
Michael Feely
Carramore
Charles Ormsby
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John Garvey
Christ Church
Fan
Dublin
Kilmore
John Perrau
Depuy
Richard Brady
Kang
Cork
Seal
Persin
God
Thes Society
Great Britain
Weacen
Treland
Thin Society
Wall
Itz
John David la Touche
Abbot Prayer
Robert White
Kayrs
William Bushe
Grenville-sereet
James Carlile
Dute's-trow
Summer-hill
James Clarke
Grinby-row
Francis Corbet
Mountjuy-square
John Davies
Dunleary
James Ferrier
Fishamble-street
Archibald Hamton
Dominick-street
William C. Hogan
York-street
John Halmes
Bishop-street
William MtaAuley
Jay
George’ S Equay
Usher's-quay
Mathias Woodmason
Abbott ‘Trayer
Holles-strege
Ely Graftunevtreer
John David la ‘Douche
Evy
The
United Brethren
London Missionary Socity
Hoplist Missionary Society
Church Ioliusionary Society
Buchanan
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