When was it published?

April 24, 1793 in Gazette Of The United States

Foreign News April 24, 1793

Gazette Of The United States

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Affairs, Political, Rebellion Or Revolt

Q: What keywords are associated?

Ireland Catholic Admonition, Dublin Bishops, Seditious Riots, King Gratitude, Parliament Recommendation

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What is this article about?

Five Catholic bishops in Dublin issued an admonition to Irish Roman Catholics on January 24, exhorting gratitude to the king for recommending leniency from parliament and condemning seditious riots by misguided individuals of all denominations.

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A pathetic admonition to the Roman Catholicks of Ireland, from five catholic bishops then in Dublin, was read in all the chapels of that city on the 24th of January last—in which the people of that persuasion are exhorted to gratitude to the king, for recommending his Roman Catholic subjects to the wisdom and liberality of parliament. The admonition expresses the greatest detestation of the enormities committed in some counties of the kingdom, by seditious and misguided wretches of every religious denomination,—and conjures the people to avoid every appearance of riot.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Affairs Political Rebellion Or Revolt

What keywords are associated?

Ireland Catholic Admonition Dublin Bishops Seditious Riots King Gratitude Parliament Recommendation

What entities or persons were involved?

Five Catholic Bishops

Where did it happen?

Ireland

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Ireland

Event Date

24th Of January Last

Key Persons

Five Catholic Bishops

Event Details

A pathetic admonition to the Roman Catholicks of Ireland, from five catholic bishops then in Dublin, was read in all the chapels of that city on the 24th of January last—in which the people of that persuasion are exhorted to gratitude to the king, for recommending his Roman Catholic subjects to the wisdom and liberality of parliament. The admonition expresses the greatest detestation of the enormities committed in some counties of the kingdom, by seditious and misguided wretches of every religious denomination,—and conjures the people to avoid every appearance of riot.