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Papist Threats and Protests Darken Queen's England
A disjointed discourse discusses possible plots by Papists in Ireland and London, criticizing religious foes and praising Protestant rule. It covers accusations against Donellan and Morrogh, Proclamations against Papists, fears of Catholic influence near the Queen, and calls for enforcing laws with Dutch support praised. It notes Protests over Papist dangers, the role of Lady Tyrconnell, and advertisements for farming guides and a dancing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finzger
Clonfert
Kingdom of
Ireland
Galloway
Morrogh
London
St. James’s Park
Bendoy
Elizabeth
Queen Ann
Wiliam
England
Tyrconnel
St. Germains