When was it published?

May 6, 1860 in Daily National Democrat

Foreign News May 6, 1860

Daily National Democrat

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

The Pope, Duke Of Norfolk, Mr. Beresford Hope

Q: What keywords are associated?

Pope Subscriptions, Ireland Donation, England Catholics, Duke Of Norfolk, Beresford Hope

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What is this article about?

Dublin citizens raised $70,000 for the Pope, with Ireland expected to exceed $100,000 total. English Catholics and Protestants subscribed over $100,000, including $20,000 from Duke of Norfolk and $5,000 from Protestant Mr. Beresford Hope.

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Liberal Subscriptions For The Pope.—The citizens of Dublin, Ireland, have at one effort contributed $70,000 as an offering to the Pope. It is estimated that Ireland will altogether send his Holiness more than $100,000 as a defence fund. The English Catholics, and a good many English Protestants, too, have begun a subscription for the same purpose, which has already reached more than $100,000. The Duke of Norfolk has subscribed $20,000 and Mr. Beresford Hope (a Protestant) has added $5,000 as his "mite."

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Affairs

What keywords are associated?

Pope Subscriptions Ireland Donation England Catholics Duke Of Norfolk Beresford Hope

What entities or persons were involved?

The Pope Duke Of Norfolk Mr. Beresford Hope

Where did it happen?

Dublin, Ireland

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Dublin, Ireland

Key Persons

The Pope Duke Of Norfolk Mr. Beresford Hope

Outcome

dublin contributed $70,000; ireland estimated over $100,000; england over $100,000 including $20,000 from duke of norfolk and $5,000 from mr. beresford hope

Event Details

Citizens of Dublin, Ireland, contributed $70,000 to the Pope. Ireland estimated to send over $100,000 as defence fund. English Catholics and Protestants subscribed over $100,000 for same purpose, with Duke of Norfolk giving $20,000 and Mr. Beresford Hope $5,000.