Historical Register in London, Middlesex

Contested Irish Appeals Threaten English Judicial Power

In a historical argument the speaker condemns a coram non Judice order as undermining Ireland's prerogative and the House of Parliament. The text warns that nullifying appeals and writs of error would overturn centuries of jurisdiction, harm estates, provoke discontent, and push Irish grievances toward Rome. It emphasizes the unity of English law and fears erosion of royal prerogative and Irish judicial access.