Memoir of Thomas Drummond, R.E.,F.R.A.S., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840 |
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... ACT OF 1836ADMISSION OF CATHOLICS TO THE CONSTABULARY -
SUPPRESSION OF THE ORANGE PROCESSIONS - INTRODUCTION OF
STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES — EXTENSION OF CROWN PROSECUTIONS
AT QUARTER ...
... ACT OF 1836ADMISSION OF CATHOLICS TO THE CONSTABULARY -
SUPPRESSION OF THE ORANGE PROCESSIONS - INTRODUCTION OF
STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES — EXTENSION OF CROWN PROSECUTIONS
AT QUARTER ...
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The primitive Irish Church was Christian , but not Roman Catholic . Though , in
1152 , a synod of its clergy acknowledged the See of Rome , no Peter ' s pence
seem to have been paid , and Rome was dissatisfied . In 1154 Pope Adrian IV . ,
as ...
The primitive Irish Church was Christian , but not Roman Catholic . Though , in
1152 , a synod of its clergy acknowledged the See of Rome , no Peter ' s pence
seem to have been paid , and Rome was dissatisfied . In 1154 Pope Adrian IV . ,
as ...
Page 203
They were both Christian — they were both Catholic ; the difference was that the
English was a Romish Church , and the Irish was not , save by remote
acknowledgment . It was independent . By the course of events which followed
the ...
They were both Christian — they were both Catholic ; the difference was that the
English was a Romish Church , and the Irish was not , save by remote
acknowledgment . It was independent . By the course of events which followed
the ...
Page 209
The Pale in Ireland was made Protestant by compulsion ; the Irish , by the effort to
change their religion , were made - what before they had not been — Roman
Catholic . In both countries , after the Reformation , penal laws laid their pressure
...
The Pale in Ireland was made Protestant by compulsion ; the Irish , by the effort to
change their religion , were made - what before they had not been — Roman
Catholic . In both countries , after the Reformation , penal laws laid their pressure
...
Page 210
King James found the Catholic chapels shut ; he kept them shut , and enforced
attendance in the Protestant churches by fine and imprisonment . It had been
rumoured that he was going to be tolerant . Such a suspicion was too horrible to
be ...
King James found the Catholic chapels shut ; he kept them shut , and enforced
attendance in the Protestant churches by fine and imprisonment . It had been
rumoured that he was going to be tolerant . Such a suspicion was too horrible to
be ...
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| Title | Memoir of Thomas Drummond, R.E.,F.R.A.S., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840 |
| Author | John Ferguson McLennan |
| Publisher | Edmonston and Douglas, 1867 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 16 Jun 2006 |
| Length | 475 pages |
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