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On September 07, 1695 in Celtic History

Penal laws are passed which restrict the rights of catholics to have an education, to bear arms, or to possess a horse worth more than five pounds

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    Frank Duff founds the Association of Our Lady of Mercy, later to be known as the Legion of Mary

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    calendar 1892

    John L. Sullivan loses his world heavyweight boxing title to another Irish American, James Corbett

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    calendar 1842

    Queen Victorias first visit to Edinburgh.

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    calendar 1823

    Kevin Izod ODoherty, transportee, physician and politician, is born in Dublin

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    calendar 1801

    Arthur Hill, 2nd Marquis of Downshire, former MP for Co. Down and one of the wealthiest landowners in Ireland, commits suicide

    September 07, 1801

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    calendar 1798

    Humbert crosses Shannon at Ballintra and camps at Cloone. Cornwallis crosses Shannon. Rebels at Wilsons Hospital are routed; this ends the rebellion in the midlands

    September 07, 1798

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    calendar 1736

    A mob broke into the Tolbooth jail and removed Captain Porteous, reprieved for the killing of Edinburgh citizens during a riot on April, 14. He was then hanged from a dyers pole.

    September 07, 1736

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    calendar 1497

    Perkin Warbeck, pretender to English Throne, lands at Sennen, Cornwall and raises a Cornish Army.

    September 07, 1497