Fragmentary Sydney Smith piece on Irish Church and reform
A long fragment from tutor notes on Rev Sydney Smith discusses religious freedom, Irish church reform, and financial settlements. It argues for state support of Catholic clergy, critiques Irish church practices, and contrasts Protestant and Catholic burdens within a broader political context. It cites anecdotes and engrained attitudes to illustrate potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Cotion
Earlisr Co
England
Liverpool
Augsburg
Na Ives
Terman
Leinster
Erson
Duke
Sexton
Robert Peel
O'Connell
Lord Grey
Lord Spencer
Connell
Law Lords
Angmat
Seaffeld
Piel
Daniel
Green Isle
Isle of
Uragh
Erin
Plutarch
Ireland
Rome
France
Joinovile
Sydney Stith
Patricks
Lems Getter
Robert
Baronet
Peel
Tamworth
Thomes Grenville
Robert Toglis
Duke of Devonshire
Azgernaut
Hiddington
Piccadilly Mars
Neptune
Themis Lyndhurst
Tamworth Baronet
Goody
Gladds
Taitor
Oby
Searle
Lesus
St. George's
Hanover-square
Hodgson
Carlisle
Place
Mr. Place
Lord B
London
Anyishop
Newman
Keble
Hannibal
Capua
Horrible Case of Matricide in Old Hatton
In April in Old Hatton, Mrs. Simpson was found dead with severe injuries after an alleged attack by her son Richard Simpson. A coroner's inquest heard testimony from a servant and others, a post mortem noted multiple fatal head injuries, and the jury returned a verdict of willful murder against Richard Simpson.
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Kespat
Old Hatton
Mr. Whaley
Kendal
R. Wilson
Middleshawhouse
Old Station
Elizabeth Airey
Richard Simpson
MiddleshawlLead
Elizabeth Simpson
Ken
Richard
Mrs. Simpson
Richard Simson
Mary Scout
Margaret Faulkner
John Macheath Fenton
Mr Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Middleshaw-head
Simpson
James Noble
William Longwhire
R. Simpson
Cone
Grosamith
Appleby Gee
Mr. Grosamith
Mary Roberts
Aline Tepe
Pearce
James Connor
Vearce
Stone-cutter's Alley
Great Queen-Street
Connor
Stattin-house
Bow-street
E. Division
Inspector Rawley
Oldham
Cutler
High-street
Hollor
George-street
Bow Street
Long-acre
James Retirm
Com-mons
Ata
Wasley
Bedford-square
Waktey
Greenwood
Murtover
Borseret
Abu Sollick
Ouse
Wakley
Jardine
John Connor
Quiler
Home Secretary
Mr. Jardine
Tupe
Spain
Mr. Burnaby
Spector Pearce
Elizabeth Hill
Vine Street
Herold
Great Meeting in Liverpool Protestants oppose Maynooth grant
A massive Liverpool Amphitheatre gathering denounced the Protestant endowment plan for Maynooth College. Speakers criticised the bill as unjust, urged resistance, and affirmed that endowment would corrupt faiths and burden the nation. The meeting endorsed resolutions calling government to oppose the grant and to protect Protestant interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
College of
Maynooth
Tattersall
Adam Hodgson
Chalmers
Church of Rome
W. N. Ewunnk
Iter
J. Nelan
T. B. Horsefall
Lord Sandon
Lord Landon
England
Ireland
Peel
House of Commons
Roman Catholic College of May
Roman Catholica
Commons of England
HH. M.neile
Stepney
London
Eastern Institution
Commercial Road
C. E. Smith
Kt. Perl
James Graham
Lord Bolingbroke
Scotland
Robert Peal
Reed
Maynooth College
Regium Donum
C. Hindley
M.P
Trish
Shepherd
D'Arcy Irvine
Sir R. Peel
E. Cox
R. Peel
Atta
R. Thomas
St. Peel
Finsbury
Finsbury Chapel
Moorfields
Cob. Smith
Hindley
John Stussell
O'Connell
Derrynana
Morison
J. R. Mills
Church of Ireland
J. Burnet
K. Peel
Jobe Blackburn
D. Wire
Bath
W.S. St. Cuckburn
Edward Tottenher
Poultry
King's Head Tavern
John KR. Mills
H. Hankey
Sheil
John Barnett
Guildhall Coffee House
College of Masnooth
Robert Peel
T. H. Fry
House of
Wednesdey
Right Honourable Baronet
Baronet
John Russell
Commons
House of Or
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