Irish Absenteeism Cure Debate Sparks Land Reform Calls
The Nation argues absenteesim worsens Ireland's woes and urges breaking entailed estates to widen land ownership. It cautions against repealing the Union as the sole remedy, favoring gradual transfer of land to smaller proprietors and improved Irish enterprise. It cites canal and drainage projects stalled by absentee landlords and urges direct action within existing governance.
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Conversion To The Roman Catechism Curacy Secessions Noted
From the periodical column we excerpt notices of religious shifts, including Rev. Charles Bridges joining the Roman Catholic Church, and Boscombe Pole and family seceding from the Established Church. The item notes further expected conversions, and a similar drift affecting Bridgewater clergy and associates, with mention of Mr Niphol and the vicar of Bridgewater. The report links these moves to broader shifts in faith practice.
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