Catholic Herald

A copy of the ‘Catholic Herald’ (6 December 1919). The edition includes coverage of a large Irish republican rally held in Manchester.

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Item
Date
6 Dec. 1919
Reference
5
Extent and medium
Newspaper
Scope and content
A copy of the ‘Catholic Herald’ (6 December 1919). The edition includes coverage of a large Irish republican rally held in Manchester.
General note
The ‘Catholic Herald’ was a left-leaning newspaper which was founded and edited by Charles Diamond (1858-1934), a Derry-born journalist and Labour Party politician. For more information see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Herald
Repository
Irish Capuchin Archives
Context
Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of 'The Capuchin Annual' and the Irish Capuchin Publications Office > Papers of Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. > Newspaper Collection

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ASQUITH AND LABOUR. Page 6. Catholic Berria No. 1648. (Registered at the G.P.D. as a Newspaper) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1919. PRICE TWOPENCE. Publishing and Editorial Offices, 8, Bouverie Street, London, E.C. (4). Telegrams: "Epitomist," London. Telephone: 4259 Central. Letters should be addressed to "Th. Bolshevik" or to "The New Catholic Berria Ltd." and not to the office. Letters should be addressed to the long delay and cover to mindelevery. CONSECRATED CATHOLIC CEMETERIES. ST. MARY'S CEMETERY, KENNEL GREEN, W. ST. PATRICK'S CEMETERY, LEYTON, E. An Association of Secular Priests of the Discrete Catholic Cemetery, Southwark, and Portsmouth, offer up the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY TIMES ANNUALLY FOR THE SOULS OF ALL WHO ARE BURIED IN THESE CEMETERIES AND FOR ALL BENEFICIATIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION. The revenues of these Cemeteries are devoted to the maintenance of the invalided priests of the Association in its interest in the maintenance of the Sacrifice. All St. For information as to brief fee apply to: Mr. T. HOUCHIN, Superintendent, St. Mary's Cemetery, Kennel Green, W. Mr. E. KEARNEY, Superintendent, St. Patrick's Cemetery, Leyton, E. Telephones: -143, Hamster-St. Mary's, E. Chief Administrator, THE VERY BEY, CANON FLEMING, St. Mary's Moredale, Elden Street, E.C. SAVE THE CHILD'S FUND (for the Family Areas) PUBLIC MEETING will be held at THE THOUSAND HALL, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 8th, at 8 p.m. Chairman, Lord Weardale. Speakers: Mrs. Laud Haggaby, Mr. T. O'Connor, Mr. Mr. Henry Spoor, M.P., Mr. Lewis Zangrull, Dr. Hansen Minaro, and others. The court will be held at the first of the hours, for the Children Fund, at St. James' Arena, N.W. St. Mary's Fund, at St. James' Arena, N.W. St. Mary's Arena, N.W. St. Mary's Arena, N.W. IVERPOOL VICTORIA CEMETERY SOCIETY CASES - SIT ADJECT ST. LONDON, E.C. Life and Endangered Association at Popular Sales. LIVERPOOL VICTORIA Approved Society. Speakers: Mrs. Laud Haggaby, Mr. T. O'Connor, Mr. Mr. Henry Spoor, M.P., Mr. Lewis Zangrull, Dr. Hansen Minaro, and others. ASTONED KENNEL SEWELL TO OUR READERS. You can get this Journal from any Relail Agent, who in turn can procure it from ALL THE WHOLESALE TRADE. MARIAGE. HARDING - HEADQUARTERS at Westminster Cathedral on December 1st. by Mr. Brown. Westminster Ann Beardies, of Newport, Mon. They alternated letters to James Learnes. They alternated letters for the Continent. COST OF DIOCESAN COLLEGES. Cardinal Bourne's Appeal. A letter from Cardinal Bourne was read in the churches of the Westminster diocese, on Sunday, explaining the need of generose and immediate assistance for catholicists admiration. We are confronted to the Diocesan College of St. Edmund, Cardinal Bourne wrote that a large outlay had been proceeded for repairs proposed since 1914. The pension charged for 1914 was provided unadequate for the increased cost of living. In respect of repairs and immediate maintenance charges, Bourne was now a defect in current account amountin…

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