The Irish Catholic as Slave and Oppressed Nation
A lengthy critique denounces the Church Establishment in Ireland as a tool of English power. It claims Catholics are legally enslaved and socially degraded, taxed to support Protestant parishes, while the majority suffer under oppressive law. It calls for abolition of religious discrimination and a shift toward national freedom.
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Ireland
Mahomet
Hix
Shee
Cloyne
Wesleyan reform draws crowds at Sheffield and Wakefield
Expelled ministers draw sympathy at meetings in Sheffield and Wakefield as supporters rally for Methodist reform. Mayors and local figures speak on lay influence, governance reform, and wholesale changes in church representation. The debate centers on shifting power from ministers to laity to curb potential corruption.
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Sheffield
Wakefield
Harrison
Exeter Hall
Church of Christ
Hear
Dr. Bunting
Wesleyan dissent sparks urban protest across multiple towns
A West Riding leader urges lay representation and criticizes a dominant party’s interference in religion. He cites the Watchman Tory Wesleyan paper as wasteful and calls for liberty from party control. Protests spread to South Shields Glossops Cambridge Wells Midsomer Norton Downham.
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Comphny
Hear
The
Watchman
West Riding of
Yorkshire
South Shields
Glossops
Camnbridge Wells
Midsomer Norton
Downham
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Durham
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Szizep
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J. H. Knight
W. Farrand
St. Lawrence
Hants