Public Excitement Suppressed by Catholic Clergy
The Rev. A. O Connell, parish priest of St. Michael and St. John in the Dublin castle district, preached this morning on the text Many are called but few are chosen. He urged obedience to laws and steady spiritual duties, asking the humorous congregation to avoid excitement and live in peace and charity. Similar sermons have been given in other Roman Catholic churches to calm the current agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
A. O'Connell
St. Michael and St. John
Dublin Castle
Dublin Evening Post
O’connell
City of Dublin
Frederick Bond Hughes
Little George Street
City of Westminster
Lower Abbey-street
Mullaghmast
Kildare
Great Britain
Ireland
Dublin
Thomas M. Ray
Gray
John
Thomas Steele
Daniel O'Connell
Tara
Daniel O’connell
House of Commons
Province of
Leinster
Europe
America
John O'Connell
Richard Barrett
John Gray
John O’connell
Loyal National Repeal Association
Corn-exchange
Burgh Quay
Tyrrell
Peter James
Mr. Tierney
Matthew
Thomas Matthew Ray
John Greg
Charles Gavan Duffy
Matthew Tierney
Loughrea
Daniel O’connel
Mallaghmast
Duke of Wellington
Peel
H.B
England
France
Louis Philippe
Wellington
Belgium
Mallow
O'Connell
Committee of Arbitration
Frst
Trish
Ganepien
Athen
Mathew Tierney
Treland
The
Nation
Fingal
Peter James Tyrrell
Lusk
Clontarf
Repeal Cavalry
Mounted Repeal Volunteers
National Repeal Association
Liberator
Harcourt-street Fields
Freeman's Journal
Crescent
Francis Morgan
Loyal National Repeal Association of the Corn-exchange
Dr. Gray
John Grey
Robert Peel
Mr. O’connell
the Freeman
Preeman's Journal
Pilot
Leinster Declaration
Queen Victoria
Andrew R. Stritch
James Caulfield
Michael Walshe
Crown Office
The State Prosecutions At Dust October 16
Dust Oct 16. The following gentlemen with Mr O Connell and Mr John O Connell were bailed today at Justice Burton's residence Stephen's Green on charges of conspiracy and other misdemeanors. Recognizances set at 500 pounds each with two sureties of 250 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
John O’connell
Justice Burton
Stephen’s Green
Barrett
Timothy O'Brien
Alderman Rooney
Rex
Tierney
M‘kenna
William Magennis
Duffy
Grace
Patrick O'Brien
Steele
Ray
John Kelch
Tyrrell
John Carroll
S. Fraser
France
Saunders
M'Hale
Higgins
Lord Ffrench
Repeal Association Meeting Urges Calm Tone in Dublin
A crowded corn-exchange session led by Mr. O'Neill and Mr. O'Connell urged restraint and the abandonment of the term Saxon. They questioned military use, favored petitioning Parliament for repeal, and pledged to stop using offensive language while stressing loyalty to the queen and Ireland's constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn-Exchange
O'Neill
O'Connell
England
Ireland
Her
Dragoons
Dublin
Brown
Clontarf
O’connell
Lord Stanley
Lord Lyndhurst
Repeal Debates and O Connell Letters at Mullaghmast
In Dublin and Birmingham the repeal movement unfolds with O Connell advocating a federal Irish parliament while preserving empire unity. A letter from Joseph Sturge praises peaceful tactics, and the Dublin Evening Post summarizes Informations detailing Mullaghmast meetings, Arbritrators, and pledges to repeal.
Irish repeal meeting hears calls for federal parliament
Speakers praise patriotic letters while urging peace and unity. O Connell endorses federalization as a path to repeal, noting it would curb absenteeism and improve land tenure. He warns against enemy taunts and urges nonviolence. meeting adjourns with donations and rent announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
Englasnd
M‘mahon
D. O'Connell
Tory Official Tricks and Arrest Rumors
A fragment from the Evening Post recalls alleged Tory era abuses in Ireland. It notes a Friday report by the Evening Mail claiming warrants and arrests would be issued on Saturday, aiming to incite public tumult, with the informant connected to the paper and criticized as unfaithful to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Post
Days of Justice
Ireland
Evening Mail
Burton
Prosecution tensions ease as warrants dispute calms
The article notes Kemmis failed to share a warrant copy with defendants’ solicitors while providing the document to the Evening Mail and the Times. It highlights intense citywide turmoil, O Connell’s efforts to quell it, and asserts government prosecutions are not being pursued further with no basis for Orange party rumours about warrants against Catholic hierarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmis
Burton
Evening Mail
The
Times
Mr. O'Connell
Orange Party
Mr O Connell’s Defence Moves to Queen’s Bench Trial
Mr O Connell will defend himself in the Court of Queen’s Bench as the government prosecutions proceed. He will address the jury personally and present the country’s case. Mr Sheil is among the defence counsel. The orange party grows less confident of a conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
O'Connell
Court of Queen’s Bench
Corn Exchange
Sheil
Orange Party
Chief Justice Pennefather Arrives to Lead Trial
The chief justice arrived today to preside at the trial of Mr. O Connell and the traversers. The Evening Packet, the government organ, rejoices at his return and notes he may take his place on the bench at the next term. It adds his lordship is in excellent health with only slight leg feebleness remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennefather
O'Connell
Army Movements Report Countermanded Orders Ireland Force
It is stated that several regiments under orders for Ireland have been countermanded. The military force in Ireland totals 34,000 including cavalry 3600 infantry 14400 depots 3400 artillery 2600 and armed constabulary 10000. A battalion of each foot guards is ready to move, rail links with Great Western and London and Liverpool to supply trains on orders, and Bristol and Liverpool steamers are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Royal Artillery
Foot Guards
Great Western
London
Liverpool
Horse Guards
Bristol
Repeal turmoil swells as O Connell speech shocks ranks
Doszin reports O Connell’s federal speech sows doubt among repeal leaders with whispers of a Whig plan to unite liberals, while Chelsea pensioner warnings spark debate. Prosecutions loom as details unfold about witnesses and potential indictments against O Connell, with biographical notes on his life and family.
Repeal agitation notices target pensioners and dock workers
A scanned front page notice warns Chelsea Royal Hospital pensioners that attending repeal meetings could cost their pensions. Liverpool and Bristol dock workers also face discharge if involved in the repeal movement. Reports cover a repeal-warden gift beef price and a fatal colliery flood accident with seven dead, listing names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Royal Hospital of Chelsea
Chelsea Hospital
Richard Neave
Liverpool
O'Connell
Bristol
John Dooley
John Fitzgerald
Limerick
Payne
Guy’s Hospital
Joseph Walker
White
Bermondsey
Thomas Smith
Mr. Bellamy
Sunderland
Bamborough
R. Cochrane
John Arkle
Donald Campbell
Nicholas Mather
James Stephens
Peter Gal-lagher
Middlesex Sessions: sixteen year old thief condemned
At Middlesex Sessions before Mr Witham and magistrates 55 prisoners were listed among them William Skelly aged sixteen indicted for stealing a coral necklace from Hannah Maria Eyres. The jury found him guilty with mercy due to youth. His father, a policeman, pleaded for disposal within the country. The bench sentenced Skelly to one month in the House of Correction and corporal punishment with a period of solitary confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Witham
William Skelly
Wm. Eyres
Hannah Maria Eyres
Cumberland Market
The
Marine Society
House of Correction
Man Linked to Charity Society Faces Bribe Claim Trial
John Stanley Humphery, alias John Henry Humphress, director of the Convalescent Fund Society, undergoes final examination before Alderman Johnson amid crowded tradespeople. He denies wrongdoing as witnesses recount attempts to secure payments, false subscriptions, and a supposed charity office at Queen Street Cheapside. The court orders three months in Bridewell for usurping a charitable enterprise and mishandling clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanley Humphery
John Henry Humphress
City of London Convalescent Fund Pension Society and Savings’ Bank
John Johnson
Alderman Johnson
Combe
Cock-lane
Queen Street
Cheapside
Convalescent Fund Pension Society
Duke of Sussex
Humphreys
Queen-street
Society
Flord
Benjamin Jones
Newgate-street
Birmingham
Witnees
Jones
B. Jones
Graham
Red Lion Passage
Doudney
Fleet-street
Giltspur Street
Bridewell
Convalescent Pension Fund Society
Lord Stanley
Singing mouse case ends in dismissal
William Penton, of Cannon-street, summoned before Alderman Gibbs for possessing a singing mouse by false pretences. The court heard the mouse belonged to the complainant's son, who sold it for 5s and another mouse. The alderman dismissed the case, noting no false pretence proved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penton
Cannon-street
John Wainwright
Alderman Gibbs
Penton
Wainwright
Alderman
Marylebone Assaults on Reporters
William Ridding, a parish beadle, faced a warrant for assaulting reporter J. Thorne of the public press. Thorne, summoned, testified he went to Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park, to cover the inquest into Lady Palmer’s sudden death, and was knocked as the deputy coroner Mills arrived at the street door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Thorne
Twyford
Rawlinson
Charles Greene
St. Pancras
Havig
William Ridding
St. Marylebone
J. Thorne
Lady Palmer
Hanover Terrace
Regent’s Park
G. I. Mills
The Green Eyed Monster at Swan Court Court
Mary Wyman sues Ann Jones over insults and pattens in a domestic dispute. The magistrate Mr Long dismisses the case after hearing accusations of jealousy and mischief, with both women warned to keep the peace. Extracapixany follows, about threats of mortal combat and a secretary facing a hostile message. An illicit distraint case against an auctioneer for Mary Price ends with orders to restore goods and curb excessive charges.
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Mary Wyman
Swancourt
Ann Jones
Mr. Long
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Catter Wauler
Blackcap Catterwauler
Hardwick
Mixed
Portugal
Heavyside
Heavystern
Mountstreet
Heavy Stern
Sidney Pottinger Boanerges Harris
Commissioners Office
Bingham
Ryder’s Court
Mary Price
St. Andrew Street
Sevan Dials
Arnold
Binghas
Grave
Bro i
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Loro FaLevano
Canada
Killaroe
Joseph Sturge
Joseph Sturce
Gathors of
the Informations
the Weekly Chronicle
Repeal Association
Chelsea
Belfast Whig
William Kemmis
Kildare Street
James Ireland
Clifden
Galway
Kildare-street
Lower Abbey Street
Thomas
Charles Barton
Stephen’s-green
Charles Burton
Warren
Howley
Bennett
Q.C
Smily
H. Martley
Crown
Holmes
Briz
Memorr
Carhen
Caherdiveen
Iveragh
Kerry
Morgan O
Trinity College
Middle Temple
Mary
Edward O'Connell
Tralee
Maurice O'Connell
Darrynane
Count O'Connell
Order of the Holy Ghost
Meudon
Blois
LAW
Mansion House
Marylebone
Marlborough Street
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