United States to Recognize Spanish American Independence
A congressional committee argues it is just and expedient to recognize the independence of Spain’s American provinces. They urge neutral policy toward the origin of the revolts and propose a bill to fund recognition, detailing a sum not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars for supporting measures to give effect to the recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish America
United States
Spais
South America
Spain
America
Trais
House of Representatives
Irish Charity Estimates and Public Works Ledger 1822
A fragmented 1822 Irish budget list outlines charitable donations and public expenditures. It names Protestant and Catholic institutions in Dublin and across Ireland, including Foundling Hospital, House of Industry, Richmond Lunatic Asylum, and various schools and societies, with sums in pounds. The text closes with a theatre note about the singer Incledda at the Kielygh Opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RISH
Sens Proposen
Tose
Protestant Charter Schools
Ireland
Foundling Hospital
Dublin
House of Industry
Richmond Launatis
Hibernian Society For
Hibernian Marine Society
Wenthorland Lock
Doctor Stevett's Hospital
Roman Catholic
Association For
Cork Institution
Society For Promoting
Dublin Society
Irelana
Farming Society of Ireland
Royal Irish Academy
Joui
Inland Narigoon
Board of Works
Synod of
Ulster
Howth
Dunmore
Liannon
Incledda
Limerick Assizes April Trial Over Insurgent Raid
Robert Canon stood indicted for breaking into Rossmore House with an armed group at two o clock in the morning. Alicia and Sushaana Shelton testified to the attack and identified the defendant. the jury found him guilty and he faced capital sentencing with remarks by Baron Pennefather on government mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Robert Canon
John Shelton
Rossmore
Alicia Shelton
Charles
Susan
Castletown
Lme
Anid
Hall
Iearly
Sliol
Miss Shelton
Sushaana Shelton
Piron
Witnoss
Prisoraca
Theerson
Ballinogran
Theo
Befor
Asnizos
Leonard
Corvel
Thom
Witners
Taz Derever
John Cummina
Mary Fitegibbon
Shelton
Polinaman
Connell
Alicia
Min Shalton
Thomas Connell
Aaron Pennefather
Baron Pennefather
Cowen
Clark
Penhouse
Bhava
Wen
Therisoner
Joe
Jacob Bog
Conyer
Kilmeody
Privner
Gossett
Rifle Brigade
Cussen
James Kennelly
John Kennelly
James Griffin
Michael Walah
John
Pat. Kennell
Pat. Corbett
Jas. Donoghue
William Enright
Shanagolden
John Neill
Assizoa
Peraitias
Joel Farrell
Crone
John Savage
Martin Fitzgerald
Patrick Sweeny
John Sweeny
Danial Lyons
King’s Counsel
Colonel Crosbie
M'Gillicuddy
John Bateman
Wiliam Ponsonby
John Cronin
John O'Connell
Wm. M. Twiss
James O'Connell
George Rowan
James Magill
Thomas Quill
Denia M‘carne
Richard M’gillycuddy
John Healy
Witness
Ain Syweart
Richard
James Halfpenny
John Hayes
Whiteboy
John Witzmaurice
Weat Knopogue
Mhonay
Commission Intelligence Indicts and acquits several suspects
The report details Peter M Evoy indicted for arson in Dublin, with witnesses including W Moilly and Rac ker, various others charged with burglary and robbery in Meath, and a case of insane murder involving Elizabeth Willis. Trials conclude with several sentences and mercy recommendations, and mention of transportation for forged notes offenders Kelly and Brooker.
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Peter M'Evoy
Garret'stown
Dublin
W. Moilly
Clevan
Racker
Meath
Grace
Richmond
Anglum
Robert Gilbert
Newgate
Clegg
England
Daniel Bonis
M. Ryan
Byrne
John Baines
Thomas Fitt Duffy
Barton
Dls
Pensioner
Baines
Duffy
John Thornton
Court of King's Bench libel case over The John Bull newspaper
Warthman sues Shackall and partners for malicious libel claiming they published false statements accusing him of receiving stolen goods and tax fraud. Vic Campbell opened the case. the libel allegedly appeared last year and cited a sale of questionable goods. Jury found defendants guilty and awarded damages after about an hour deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Bencit
LoxCo
Warthman
Vic Campbell
Scanlott
Bemperes
Mme Cooper
Bond-street
Vaughan Addremadé
Molefeatont
Public toal yards editorial reply to coal yard debate
To the editor of the Bublin Journal the writer questions the public coal yards. He asks how much public money has been spent on the yards since their institution and whether the advantages justified the cost. He wonders if the coal reserves will be exhausted and what the public outcome will be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bublin Journal
Saunder
bin Baton
Earl of Liverpool
Richmoed
Taimtro
Pablo War
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C. Fier
Lowdonn
Michael Connors
John Hurley
Daniel Haney
Jeremiah Flayes
Thomas Duggan
Michael Duggan
Patrick Abery
Urglary
Bridget Dillane
Patrick Maclean
Patrick Doyle
John Ryan
Michael Burke
Richard Lloyd
Patrick Neville
Cornelius Connell
Michael Fleming
William Mongher
Fleming
London
John Allen
Thomas Sherin
Timothy Kennedy
Edmond O'Brien
William Nash
Kay
William Kelly
Tralee
de Ker
Jobo ‘Graken
Liflard
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