Ireland’s topography and people through Down Survey insight
A critical review argues against misrepresentations of Ireland, detailing the Down Survey and subsequent maps, parish surveys, and civil and ecclesiastical literacy achievements. It defends comprehensive information on property, taxation, and population, urging informed reform rather than ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Cimboud
Japan
House of Commons
Treland
Down
Igland Navigation
Tona
Jurge
S'hux
William Petty
Prolific Tabular Data Across Early Ireland Review
Fragmentary OCR reveals a monetary and statistical table from a third volume of a work on Ireland, listing numbers like 108, 4.00, 061 and 4,040 lbs, with entries such as 6,200,01 WD and 3,097,658 THY S. Opw ua. The legible portions hint at spaleclante and progress figures though many items are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Annual Meeting of Religious Society Reports Large Sales
The Religious Book and Tract Society held its annual meeting in Sagkville Street Lectureship with Lord Viscount Loren presiding. Henry Moore reported 23,298 books and 834,040 tracts sold, 24,407 tracts issued gratis, total receipts to 381 pounds da. and expenditures to 807 pounds 1s 3d. Remarks praised the society’s work, especially Sunday school influence and tract distribution. The Anniversary of the Auxiliary Society for Jews was held at Rotunda Row with Archbishop of Tuam chairing, noting strong missions and growing Jewish Christian outreach across Ireland and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lue Sundey
Singer
England
Kinean
Ila Votarica
Coronel Gardiner
Gaurdiner
Lord Powerscourt
Anderson
Edinburgh
Garduce al Ype
Hiatra
Ibipto
Nation
Thin Society
Dalia Omtitution
Sagkville Street
Kho Rigut
Lord Viscount Loren
Henry Moore
Rodan
George Daly
Robert Shaw
Viscount Powerscourt
Andemon
B. W. Mathias
Mr Wilson
William Bushe
Thos. J. Mackos
David Stewart
Rogers
Hey. Mc Bivanson
Kale
Irisis
Tuam
Rever Tvanson
Alexandar
Prussia
Bertin
Germany
Palestine
Poland
Tridh
London
Ireland
Elon
Earl of Roden
St George Daly
Charles Simeon
King’s College
Cambridge
Viscount Lorton
Ronark Shaw
Viscount Powersnourt
Marsh
Cotchester
Robert Daly
Thomas. Morkee
Wm. Bushe
Alan
C. Wingfield
Peter Hoe
Gdi
Israel
Posen
Assizes Trial Convictions For Shanogoldun Pirl Office Attack
Thorman Kennelly and others faced trial at Limerick assizes for attacking the pirl-office at Shanogoldun. The first girl was found guilty while the remainder were acquitted. Several men were convicted on the sworn affidavit of James Neil, the approver who escaped from the prison and fled abroad. The judge stressed the case would deter peasantry from assassinating officials. John Ravage was acquitted for posting notices while John M Keeough William and Denis Coffpo were acquitted for abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorman Kennelly
John Kennelly
James Girl
Michael Welsh
John Fennell
Pattiel Fennell
Patrick Corbett
Jamey Dondon
John Coshlun
Nicholas Hudght
John Blassett
Shanogoldun
Jala Neil
Pias Jaet
Jamon Karruil
John Ravage
Jobo M'Keough
William
Denis Coffpo
Proclamations Restate Irish Disturbance Powers in 1822
A series of proclamations by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland in 1822 asserts powers under an Act to suppress insurrections and disturbances. Justices of the Peace at extraordinary sessions declare parts of counties such as Tipperary Kilkenny and Clare in a state of disturbance or imminent danger, ordering inhabitants to remain within bounds from sunset to sunrise and setting dates for special peace sessions at Cashel and other locations.
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Liedengat
Ireland
Pease
Iresland
Privy Council
Teeland
Justices of the Peace
Tipparary
Mt Nenagh
Upper
Ormond
Lower Orond
Tipperary
Upper Ormond
Lowar Onond
Owney
Arca
Lebeld Ot Cashel
Lipperary
His Majesty's Park
Manners
C. Mayo
Frankfork de Blontmorency
Charles Kildare
Norbury
Wis
M‘mahon
D. Baird
William Downes
Wom Laurin
J. Radelff
God Save the King
Treland
Wellesley
Finland
Connell
Erelaid
Muresty
Kilkenny
Lieulovdnt
Knorktapher
Ivork
Tad Kolis
Cullan
Stulletngher
Ench Weir
Iyerk
Kells
Pabertien
Callan
Madelodhiy
Kay's River
Disturbia
Engektophes
Lyerk Tod Koffs
Clipperary
Holden St Cashel
Isid
Anay
Clanwileham
Sliavartagh
Middlethird
Ifs
Oia East
St. Mary's
Abbey
St. Nicholas
Kliogarty
Clanwilliam
Shovardagh
Mid- Midthird
Ifa
Ota East
Burris
Ballycahill
Anid
Tipperay
Cashel
Manners C. Mayo
Frankfort de Montmorenty
Q Baird
Wm. Downes
Wm. Laurin
J. Radcliff
Council of Ireland
Baltimore
United States
Privy Council of Ireland
His
Mencers C. Mayo
Frankfort de Montmorency
W'Mabua
W. Downes
Sawin Rodolilf
Kilkenny Barony Proclamation Orders Disorderly Assembly
A damaged nineteenth century notice proclaims a state of alarm in the baronies of Callan and Kilkenny, restricting movement from sunset to sunrise until April beyond, and directs a Special Session of the Ponsa for Kilkenny at the County Court House on April 22 to proceed under Parliament’s act with dated signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritkenny
Kilkenny
Marie C. Magg
Franktout de
Montmerers
Charles Kildare
Norbury
Wilton M'Mahon
Baird
W. Downes
Wiliam Seuria
J Radcliff
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Tre
Utill
Perad
Great Britain
Documenta
Despicalla
Proos
Pamphat
Ircland
Religious Book and Tract Society
Limerick
God
the King
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