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Land League rallies across Galway and Carlow districts
Immense meetings were held Sunday in Woodford Eyre Square Pullow Kildare Windmills Hill Ennis Killen Westport Inagh County Clare and more. Thomas Brennan warned of social emancipation or poverty while urging tenants to strike on rents and support Irish democracy against landlords. Four men drowned returning from the meeting in Galway Bay as arrests and coercion acts loom.
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Land League
Woodford
County Galway
Eyre Square
Pullow
County Carlow
Kildare
Windmills Hill
County Wexford
Ennis Killen
Westport
Inagh
Clare
Ar Tollow
Thomas Brennan
The
Ireland
Carlow
Dublin
Righ
Forster
KruparRe
Sexton
League
Av Wooprorp
Mr. Dillon
M.P
Irish National Land ‘League
Mayo Assizes
Dungarvan Petty Pensions Court
37Th Regiment
Statia Hayes
O'Farrell
Galway Bay
Hill
Nolan
Farmer
Athy
Ward
Ireland and France in the London Tablet sparks clerical clash
Archbishop Croke would not publish a letter to the Tablet protesting an article titled Ireland and France. He condemns alleged misrepresentations and warns Irish Catholics against joining irresponsible leaders and revolutionary conspiracies.
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London Tablet
Ireland
France
Parnell
Croke
Tablet
Ireland's Splendid Harvest and Savings Decline
The report by Dr Hancock on Ireland notes a £120,000 rise in Postoffice savings banks driven mainly by servants on fixed incomes, not farmers. It cites a £795,000 fall in joint stock banks this year and £1,424,000 decline since 1876, challenging claims that harvests strengthened tenants' rent payments.
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Ireland
Hancock
Porter
Daniel O Connell Against the Coercion Bill in Commons
The speech denounces a proposed Coercion Bill as an attack on English liberties including press freedom and trial by jury. OConnell warns it creates a revolutionary tribunal and undermines the throne, urging vigorous protest to defend rights.
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Daniel O'Connell
House of Commons
England
Commons
Sopee
Against This Measure I Protest A Tyrannous Precedent
A speaker declares the measure harsh and unjust warning that opposing voices will echo across the plains and green valleys. He says he has done his duty and stands acquitted in conscience and society, denouncing the action as oppressive and retaliatory crime.
Landlord Lord Monteagle Abates Rents in County Limerick
A Dublin correspondent praises Lord Monteagle for land reform advocacy and reports a 20 percent rent abatement across his Longhill area estates in Hovynes Shanagolden Longhill and Ballyha bill. The act reduces rents to Griffith valuation levels in many cases and shows the nobleman bearing a share of burdens from recent bad seasons.
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Longhill
County Limerick
Lord Monteagie
Bronteagle
Hovynes
Shanagolden
Ballyhabill
Griffith
M’namara
Lord Monteagle
Ireland
Lord Montesgie
Charge Against a Priest at Kilkenny Assizes
At Kilkenny Assizes a Catholic priest, Vice Father Michael Coady of Ossory, faced charges with locals for boycotting Darby Walsh. The crown showed a family quarrel motive, but the jury acquitted the traversers. The defense would likely have shown Coady merely warned villagers against troubling Walsh. The episode is linked to the coercive legislation era.
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Kilkenny Assizes
Michael Coady
Ossory
Darby Walsh
Mullinavat
Father Coady
Walsh
Parker's Ginger Tonic Promises Smooth Complexion
An advertisement claims Parker's Ginger Tonic offers a smooth complexion for every woman by regulating the liver and kidneys and purifying the blood, arguing it quickly clears pimples and brings a rosy bloom to the cheek. See notice.
Parsnips Need Rich Soil and Clean Cultivation
Farm guidance notes indicate well grown parsnips require good seed and land, with soil rich beyond scarcity to avoid scraggy, pithy roots. In rich garden soil, sow in rows fifteen inches apart and keep bed clean with the hoe, planting three seeds per inch of row.
Farming tips on crop timing and weed control
The article discusses planting timing for corn and parsnips, noting earlier sowing may yield more with two to three weeks head start. It emphasizes slow germination, the need for early hoeing to prevent weeds, and rapid growth once established. Parsnips can stay in ground in winter, with fall digging for winter supply.
Brumbies of Australia A Wild Horse Tradition
The Australian brumbie, a wild horse similar to the American mustang, roams vast inland Queensland and New South Wales. Narratives describe their numbers, use of tallow and hides, and the risk they pose to settlers pastures. Brumby stalking is a pastime, while capture and taming attract adventurers. Training enhances value, and crosses with European horses yield strong progeny. One station records 7000 wild horses shot in a single year.
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Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
Mexico
South America
Puget Sound Fir Trees and Timber Wealth
Puget Sound forests showcase giant firs averaging 200 feet with some 320 foot specimens. Cedars rival in value for wooden wares and ships. San Francisco gains fourth the wealth from Puget Sound fires as mills export up to 200,000 feet daily. Forests show no exhaustion. a century may pass before depletion.
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Puget Sound
San Francisco
Sound
Suppressing the Mosquito Pests by Draining and Lime
Professor Fontaine outlines methods to curb mosquito breeding as warm weather returns. Close cisterns with brass wire netting, drain stagnant water within a mile of homes, and pour lime into cesspools and springs. Use one pound of lime per 100 gallons of stagnant water, or even per 1000 gallons of drinking water with taste and hardness considerations.
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Professor Fontaine
Farm Notes on Crops and Drains Across Regions
Wheat in East Tennessee is expected to be excellent, while the Irish potato crop in Middle Florida looks to yield well. Jute culture gains interest in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Decayed grain harms stock, carrots aid horses. Brady land in Rockbridge VA sold for 23000 to a PA firm. Every orange tree in seven years in bloom in Starke County PA, suggesting freeze benefits. Drainage requires outlets. dry wells help, but stone-filled ditches without outlets fail.
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Tennessee
Middle Florida
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Brady Land
Rockbridge County
Starke County
Telegraph
Grateful Women Endorse Hop Bitters
A Courant excerpt notes that grateful women praise Hop Bitters as a remedy for many female ailments. It claims the tonic helps with chills and fever, indigestion, back and kidney pain, headaches, fatigue, and despondency, presenting it as uniquely suitable for women.
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