Catholic "intolerance" in Ireland :
to the editor /
by Edmund Harvey.
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| Summary: | Leaflet refers to a letter a appeared in Daylight (a Norwich weekly journal) of 6th December, 1884. |
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Waterford :
[s.n.] ,
1884.
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| Notes: | First lines read: "Dear Sir, -- Yesterday Mr. John Allingham, an Ulster Protestant, was, by a unanimous vote of the Corporation, reelected Mayor of the Catholic City of Waterford, he having already served eleven months of his first year of mayoralty. In the three more southern and Catholic provinces of Ireland it was, until a few years ago, customary for towns, about nine tenths of whose inhabitants ( as in the case of Waterford)are Catholics, to elect every second or third year a Protestand Tory as Mayor, or, in the case of Dublin, as Lord Mayor". At foot of first page: "No. 20, C.I." At top left side handwritten: "714". Includes stamp from the National Library of Ireland. Includes another copy at call number EPH B371 Physical description: 1 sheet (2 p.); 21 x 13 cm. more |