Agricultural notes warn of weather easing barley sowing
The March county report for Puatn notes weather improved soil for ploughing and sowing after recent intervals of cold, with barley sowing expanding. it urges clover seed self-sufficiency, criticizes imported fodder seed, and advises earliest ploughing and careful potato care for early drills and yield.
Deep Ploughing and Harrowing for Potatoes
The text outlines a farming method where drills are ploughed deep, then harrowed after a few days for landing. Planting potatoes later, with weed potatoes near the surface, benefits from sun and rapid vegetation. Decomposition of dung is aided, weeds are killed early, and a fertilizer base is built for root growth.
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Agrtivator
Berry Assizes Murder Trial at Kane Lodge
Walter Coppinger and his son Robert with Jeremial Gullivan faced a murder charge over Major Collis’s 22 November raid at Kane Lodge. Witness Mrs Collis described the break in, robbery of silver and notes, and the assault on Major Collis as the men attempted to force money. All three pleaded not guilty. the jury found them guilty and were sentenced to death, later to be dissected at the county infirmary.
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Walter Coppinger
Robert Coppinger
Jeremial Gullivan
Major Collin
Kane Lodge
Quin
Major Collis
Jackson
Kent Wodge
Marjor Collis
Mr Collis
Bhimsel
Major Jil
Witnem
Larkin
Coliis
Mt Rank
Crumpo
Busteed
Colina
Jobi Larkins
Kent Lodge
Walter
Toreh
Blonourville
Coppinger
Mbbing Collin
Gallivan
Gollivan
Coppinger's
Tnt
Colli
Doran
Witness
Totes
Thare
Georathely
Nide
Moat
Alres
Robert Loppinger
Collin
Jeff Gallivan
Healy
Ariod
Old Coppinger
Aledge
Bleonerville
Colliv
Collis
Lin
Wilogw
Robert’Coppinger
Batomoo
Soppinges
Goa
Gatlivao
Dgck
Wood
York
Ainlel NM
Creevey
Bartradous
Londonderry
Avery
Alidowdarey
R. Ward Rone
Norjadlé
Service
Ireland
Muon
Ordnante
Pall Mall
Beon
Waa
Ordnance
Jong
Wan
Estrela
Lt ‘Wg
Barrack Marine
Earl of Mulgrave
Dukke of Wellington
Gorps
Quenore
West Lodis Dalands
Petition for Captain Romeo’s Remuneration in Parliament
In the House of Commons Captain Francis Romeo presses for consideration of his services in Sicily and subsequent ruin, arguing for compensation beyond the £300 pension. MPs debate rewards, asserting Romeo was either fully remunerated or underpaid, with calls to revisit passports and relief amid ongoing Italian affairs and Neapolitan persecution.
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House OF Commons
Romeo
Russell Stiil
Francis Romeo
Sicily
Sinto
Egypt
Rand
Sinut
Campbell
Wic
Bentinck
London
Italy
Europe
Napoleon
Austria
I'yrin
Wilmot
Capt
Somen
J. Macintosh
Lord W. Beglinck
Maitland
Campell
Tiwan
J. Mackintosh
Witich
Goulburn
Rameo
Castlereagh
R. Wilson
Roweo
Yadto Low
Acta
Marquis of
Londonderry
Guntlamen
Ibis Waa
W. A
Capt. R
Calabria
W. A'Court
William Bentinck
Captain Romeo
Hume
Roneo
Duke of York
Naples
Forbes
Neawalitan
Ela
Marquis of Londonderry
Mc Forges
Torrous
H. Torrona
McArbuthnot
Bis
Rorsgn
Eead
Romou
Ulien
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Puatn
Westrod
Treland
Ander Glover
Duablin
Sonia Oes
Berry Assizes
Imperial Parliament
Ordnange
Ug Ord Netce
CR. Martin
Aberdeen
Bridport
Navy Board