Greville and Ireland Policy in a Catholic View
A lengthy critique of Mr Greville's Ireland history and Protestant endowment policy. It argues English conduct worsened Catholic oppression vs Irish majority, cites Reformation impacts, quotes Elizabethan and Tudor authorities, and condemns Protestant supremacy while forecasting Greville's remedy for reconciliation and peace.
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The paper notes that Her Majesty and Prince Albert plan a summer visit to Ireland, with a departure from England likely in July. It also mentions Parliament’s possible early adjournment to permit cabinet ministers to attend the royal visit.
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