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Title: The history of Ireland : from the earliest period to the present time; derived from native annals, and from the researches of Dr. O'Donovan, Eugene Curry, C. P. Meehan, R. R. Madden, and other eminent scholars, and from all the resources of Irish history now available
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Haverty, Martin, 1809-1887
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Publisher: New York : Thomas Kelly
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
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nd Galway.—Limited to two apprentices, except in the linen-trade.—Twenty pounds penalty or two months imprisonmentfor not acknowledging when and where Mass was cele-brated ; who and what persons were present; when orwhere a priest or schoolmaster resided.—Popish clergyto be registered, and to officiate only in the parish inwhich they are registered.—£50 reward for discoveringa popish archbishop, bishop, vicar-general, or any per-son exercising foreign ecclesiastical jurisdiction.—£2Creward for a regular or secular clergyman not registered.—£10 reward for a Popish schoolmaster or usher.—These rewards to be levied exclusively on Papists.—Ad-vowsons of Papists vested in her majesty.—£30 per an-num settled upon priests becoming Protestants. Byanother law the Catholics were prevented from purchas-ing any part of the forfeited estates, but allowed todwell on them as laborers or cottiers, provided theiftenement did not exceed in value the rent of thirtyshillings a year.
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PRINTED BY THOMAS KELUY 17 BARCLAY ST.N Y COPYRieHT 1673 BY THOMAS KELl-X NEW YORK. BLARNEY CASTLE,CO.CORK RIGOROUS EXECUTION OF TIIE PENAL LAWS. 638 sensions of Whigs and Tories daily in-creased in virulence; violent rupturestook place between the English Housesof Lords and Commons; in Ireland,the dissenters complained loudly of thegrievances inflicted on them hy thehigh church party; and all the attemptsmade by the profligate earl of Whartonand other viceroys to unite all sects ofProtestants against the common ene-my, as the Catholics were termed,proved ineffectual. The English par-liament enacted several laws to bindIreland, and yet no protest was nowmade against them by the degenerateIrish parliament, which seemed contentwith the liberty to make laws againstthe Catholics. It appeared to be a set-tled principle, that the Catholics wereto be harassed even to extermination.*The last consummation, says an elo- * In 1709 some of the extirpated Catholics were re-el aced by colonies of P

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