Past and Present Condition of Epast in Italy
The article surveys Italian politics under Austrian and French rule after Napoleon. It criticizes regimes in Naples, Piedmont, Venice, and Ragusa, citing suppression of liberty, conscription, and heavy taxation. It contrasts open proceedings under Napoleon with Austrian rule and discusses Russian moves, while noting unrest and calls for resistance against despotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Vienna
Mary
d'Ley
John Haesell
Mir Stewart Rose
Henry Matthews
Mr. Rose
Ktronch
Oreda
Witieses
Venice
France
Republic
Wall
Tualy
Napoleon
Matthews
Devout Clergy Meeting and Public Protest in Kilkenny
A large assembly of Catholic clergy and lay supporters met at the chapel of St Jane's Kilknopy to adopt resolutions opposing a proposed religious reform bill. They vow loyalty to the crown, demand protection of Catholic rights, and urge the bishop to press the issue with the Archbishop as parliament debates the measure. In a separate incident, nine men robbed and terrorized Patryk Lynagh's farm at Rathkyran, binding residents, stealing money, and fleeing by night with a pistol-marked whip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MNS
Thomson
Marlborough St
Tencenia
Batterly
Portland Place
Gaterly
Captain Peek
Beverly Lai Ealien
Hitos
Adloken
Pti
Phosupane
Uauterly
Butterly
Wailant
Dloury-Street
Mex
Thompson
Howse
Gistaxamierd
Ie Tiny
Bird
Ber ii
Marthurouizh St
Mugland
Angilicer
Maur Brothers
Vrans
Ameney
Othier
Moss
Wingland
Anan
Binadaghin
Bryan
Atri Generil
Sig
Luc Diueere
Ussurs
Teldia Phurseny
la Kre
St. Jane's Kilknopy
Vhenybtievy
Ds. Masai
Ebate
Payton
Io Banee
Joe
Drecon
Hd Mote
UCM
Papariaus
Rover
Suneham
Perneis
Ieee
Dovror Marum
Heven
Figvese
Cloyne
Ross
Gove
Cop Aingen
House of
Edmmmena
Han
Willan Co
Thiz Vale
Sami Tate
Rewlas
Lin Majesty
Rey Agnivine
Heig
Giifer
Daniel Otonned
Mie
Frockeres
Lacey
Urace
Patrek Lynagn
Rathkyran
Kilkenny
Bengabouring
Sax
Tie
Lynagh
Chen
Petition from Liverpool Merchants on Corn Average Proposals
In the sense of the imperial parliament a petition from Liverpool merchants contests a bill to set an average price for corn intended to curb imports. MPs discuss impact on famine relief, domestic grain prices, and the effect on foreign corn importers who rely on the current system. Debates weigh fraud prevention against raising the average price and its broader economic consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornaveraughs
Ceneral Gascoyne
Liverpool
Gill
Durch
SY Rigs
Calcraet
Brig Uit
AW Briggiet
Coe Comana
United Kings
Jia
Great Bettoby
Frelon
Liverpoo
Wileie
Porto Ioretan
Vet Tiouers
Nias
Willy Jacana
Turkie
Gouin
Treland
Res
Kent
Anadusaes
London
Birdi
Bright
Rienwitt
Haring
Mark Lane
Harrington
Ferend
A. Tamilton
Baring
Lusilington
Ervin
T. Wilson
Vanstuvary
Mer. Gladstoni&s
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lum Tt
Hua
Bonapart
St. Helena II
Elena
Bonapare
WGU
Wit
Mask Latis
Flo
St Hone
St. Lielowa
Lawes
Sit
Wilson
Hugh
Elewald
America
Bit
Poantey
France
Bonaparte
Crorma
Svas
Anedea
Ned Conehlorica
Leo ME
Gouliuarn
Iinet
Edie
RR Welson
Gov Behon
Coat Potenson
Wits
Ting Gonad
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Haly
Viena
Naples
Fiedgiont
Papal
Tusenoy
Des
Fagin
Trenva
Ragnan
Avid
Ragusa
Austria
Thas
Russia
Phown
Holy Alliance
Rusia
Alexander
Europe
Germany
Polistes
Fife
Bath
Rilkenny
Imperial Parliament OF
Great Britain and Ireland
House OF Commons
Setoel
Wien Meyeral
Wallace
Jerod
Rassolu