The Ecclesiastical History of Ireland From the Earliest Period to the Present
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2^6 ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF IRELAND. Book IL the place, and " forced the inhabitants to receive an English bishop. "^ The primacy of Armagh was a more important as well as a more lucrative appointment : it excited keener com- petition ; and here the king and the Pope came into collision. On the demise of the Primate, Thomas O'Conor, in A. D. 1 201, King John nominated Humphry De Tickhull, an Englishman, as his successor ; but the suffragan bishops and a portion of the clergy ventured to c...hoose an Irishman named Eugene McGillivider. The papal chair was then filled by Innocent III. , a man of extraordinary ability and energy ; and, when Eugene repaired to Rome to solicit sup- port, the Pope confirmed his election ; and he was accordingly consecrated Archbishop. John still refused to yield ; issued a peremptory mandate to the clergy of the province forbidding them, on pain of his displeasure, to acknowledge Eugene as their metropolitan; and though De Tickhull died in 1203, the king, bent on maintaining his patronage, nominated another Englishman, Ralph Le Petit, archdeacon of Meath, to the office.
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2^6 ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF IRELAND. Book IL the place, and " forced the inhabitants to receive an English bishop. "^ The primacy of Armagh was a more important as well as a more lucrative appointment : it excited keener com- petition ; and here the king and the Pope came into collision. On the demise of the Primate, Thomas O'Conor, in A. D. 1 201, King John nominated Humphry De Tickhull, an Englishman, as his successor ; but the suffragan bishops and a portion of the clergy ventured to c...hoose an Irishman named Eugene McGillivider. The papal chair was then filled by Innocent III. , a man of extraordinary ability and energy ; and, when Eugene repaired to Rome to solicit sup- port, the Pope confirmed his election ; and he was accordingly consecrated Archbishop. John still refused to yield ; issued a peremptory mandate to the clergy of the province forbidding them, on pain of his displeasure, to acknowledge Eugene as their metropolitan; and though De Tickhull died in 1203, the king, bent on maintaining his patronage, nominated another Englishman, Ralph Le Petit, archdeacon of Meath, to the office.
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