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Foreign News May 14, 1811

Kentucky Gazette

Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky

What is this article about?

On March 5, over 2000 Catholics met in Dublin, chaired by Sir F. Bellew, to offer loyalty to the Prince Regent and petition for an inquiry into recent measures, potentially leading to the dismissal of the Duke of Richmond and Mr. W. Pole if unfounded.

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At a meeting of upwards of 2000 Catholics in Dublin on the 5th March, Sir F. Bellew in the chair, it was agreed to present an address to the Prince Regent, wherein they offer their hearts and hands in defence of the throne.

Major Bryan then moved that a petition should be forwarded to the prince, for the removal of the Duke of Richmond and Mr. W. Pole: but after some discussion, an amendment was proposed by Mr. Plunket, praying that his highness would order an immediate inquiry, and that if no grounds appeared to exist for the late measure, that he would dismiss both the Duke and Mr. Pole. This motion was carried, and a petition founded thereon ordered to be presented.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political

What keywords are associated?

Dublin Catholics Prince Regent Loyalty Address Petition Inquiry Duke Richmond Mr W Pole

What entities or persons were involved?

Sir F. Bellew Major Bryan Mr. Plunket Prince Regent Duke Of Richmond Mr. W. Pole

Where did it happen?

Dublin

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Dublin

Event Date

5th March

Key Persons

Sir F. Bellew Major Bryan Mr. Plunket Prince Regent Duke Of Richmond Mr. W. Pole

Outcome

amendment carried; petition for inquiry and potential dismissal ordered to be presented.

Event Details

Over 2000 Catholics met in Dublin, agreed to address offering loyalty to the Prince Regent. Major Bryan proposed petition for removal of Duke of Richmond and Mr. W. Pole; Mr. Plunket's amendment for inquiry passed, leading to petition presentation.

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