Catholic Pamphleteer Exposes Past Catholic Power Decline
A historical Catholic pamphleteer argues that England's pre-Reformation Church held immense power and influence across state structure, education, and wealth. He claims internal weakness and lack of popular sympathy led to its downfall, urging Protestants to consider the moral lessons for governance and religious liberty.
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Rogert Peel
Sir
United Kingdom
Crort
Sjidhng
Robert ‘Peel
Bartos
England
Jung
Itm
Lityang
Hovey
David
House of Peers
Suppressed bishoprics and Pembroke election corruption
The Times notes the transfer of Elphin to Kilmore Ardagh and Elphin with £7000 annual temporalities held by ecclesiastical commissioners. It reports in Pembroke Liberal defeats amid Tory control, 496 objections, 394 votes upset, 85 stamps-free votes challenged, and possible quo warranto actions. It mentions statues from the Royal Exchange, planned Kensington installation, and the St James ship departure with 215 aboard for New York, including steerage and cabin passengers.
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Lord Stanley
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Knight Bruce
Wigram
Pembroke
Sir John Owen
Messia
Williams
Wedgewood
John Owen
Mark Child
Morning Chronicle
Office of Woods and Forests
Andrew Mann
Vauxhall Bridge-Road
Royal Exchange
George the Fourth
Earl of Lincoln
Kensington Gardens
Manon
Hercules
Mann
St. James's Park
St. James
W. S. Sebor
St. Katharine’s Dock
Kent
New York
Ashford
Pluckley
General Steam Navigation Company Stennn
Albion
General Leon Executed At Toledo After Madrid Uprising
In Mannip at 1 PM the Spanish general Don Diego Leon was shot by a platoon outside Toledo after being taken from the convent of St. Thomas. A witness said he died like a soldier after declaring loyalty to Isabella II and freedom. The event marks a brutal turn in the Madrid insurrection and fuels rumors on royalist and republican currents.
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la Libertad
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Espartero
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O'Donnell
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Spain
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Andoain
Villa Tranca
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Great Britain
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England
America
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Grogan
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Toulon
Tunis
Leray
Duke of Bordeaux
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Bulwer
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Regiment de Bourbon
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Incendiary Fires Reported Across Stratford and Countryside
A Birmingham fire office report details multiple arson attacks starting Tuesday near Stratford-on-Avon. Farms at Radbrook suffered extensive damage including stables and cow houses. a £100 reward was offered for information leading to conviction. Additional incidents nearby caused large losses to farmers and homes, with numerous uninsurable families left destitute. Several fires were linked to incendiaries, with police and fire services mounting investigations.
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Birmingham
Stratford-on-Avon
Ralph Smith
Radbrook
Birmingham Fire-Office
Court of Directors
John Simmons
G. Morris
R. Lapworth
Smith
Richard Harvey
Castle Cary
Yeovil
John Clarke
Duke of Portland
Kirkby
Nottinghamshire
Doncaster Gazette
Duke
Cantwick
Little Hampton
Simmonds
John Wilson
Grimston
York
Wilson
Yorkshire Insurance Company
Sentus
Hesling
Choke
Thomas Shackleton
Shackleton
Insurance Company
George Lane Fox
Leeds Mercury
Distress in Paisley prompts London meeting for aid
A deputation from Paisley held a public meeting at the London tavern to appeal to London for relief amid deep local distress. Dr Burns detailed a collapse in trade, thousands unemployed, and four thousand on charity, with rising numbers seeking support as winter nears.
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London
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Sheriff Rogers
Scotland
Secession Church
Society of Fiends
Burneto
Burns
England
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Baird
Captain Atcherley
Marquis of Abercorn
Duke of Argyle
Houlston
Earl of Glasgow
Speirs
Regent’s Park
Lord Kinnaird
Hear
Lod
Stephenson
Johnson
Carlisle
Robert Peel
James Graham
Kinnaird
Carlisle, Pitman, and Co
W. Stevenson
J. Prendergast
Lie
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