The Irish
catholic is forbidden the exercise of his religion.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to receive education.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to enter a profession.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to hold public office.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to engage in trade or commerce.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to live in a corporate town or within
five miles thereof.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to own a horse of greater value than
five pounds.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to purchase land.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to lease land.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to accept a mortgage on land in
security for a loan.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to vote.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to keep any arms for his protection.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to hold a life annuity.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to buy land from a Protestant.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to accept a gift of land from a
Protestant.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to inherit anything from a Protestant.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to rent any land that was worth more
than thirty shillings a year.
The Irish
catholic is forbidden to reap from his land any profit
exceeding a third of the rent.
The Irish
catholic can not be a guardian to a child.
The Irish
catholic can not, when dying, leave his infant children
under Catholic guardianship.
The Irish
catholic can not attend Catholic worship.
The Irish
catholic is compelled by law to attend Protestant worship.
The Irish
catholic can not himself educate his children.
The Irish
catholic can not send his child to a Catholic teacher.
The Irish
catholic can not employ a Catholic teacher to come to his
child.
The Irish
catholic can not send his child abroad to receive an
education.
