Dublin Parliament Debates on Sheriff Inquiry and Ireland
A Dublin House debate centers on whether to pursue ex-officio information against the Sheriff amid rising unrest in Ireland. Key figures oppose harsh measures while calling for full fact gathering and potential legal action. state papers on Spain Portugal and brewing tensions are noted.
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Woush
Commons
Armin
Dubin
F. Burnett
Ireland
Treland
Plunkett
Fay Dredand
Tines Forres
Dublin
Pln Kitt
Denman
Danen
Generary
Grand Jin Ries
Grand Tribunal of
Brownlow
Alticiea
Goulburn
Prep
Caxsise
Oun Newrant
Mre S. Ries
Treaxey
Brovonam
Cian Baker
Adivison
Elauses
Spain
France
Portugal
Duke of Wellington Reinateueted
London
Nerry
Cannings Betlert
Stuad
Sasi
Documenta
My de
Lord Chancellor Deposes Jenkinatown Justice Nine Years Ago
Fragment reads that the Lord Chancellor deemed it fitting to deprive Brian of Jenkinatown of the Commission of the Peace about nine or ten years past. It portrays him as an independent county gentleman and notes the action in formal legal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission of
Autrincas
Pastorini
Palpale Mars
Teorey Wise
William Wise
Ryder Nash
Cork
Killeons
KCB
Howry Foukee
Sanda
Homing
John Wilson
Bag
Ilim Vale
Wood
Rock
Fleming
wo-pol-Housu
Nallyclosh
Meiehard Martin
Cutlord
Castletown- Roche
John Shennet
Donemnile
Mellim
Cor Hall
Thomas
Banden
Willinen Oliver
Ballyellix
Patrick Conners
Ryhereagh
Rutfovant
James Marsden
Grange
Bittevant
Alan
Guire
Bohormerab
Huttevant
Jorge
Daniel Maddon
Granco
Corkgol
Tata
Willian
Cu K Assizes
Orho
Auntla
Lawit Caliawrs Green
Booetsey
Norehawee
Lds Gautenen
Ton Teagan
Syed Oow
Monty Clive
Askenton
William Sandes
Kilcavann
Queen's County
Sandes
Thin City
F. G. Mahony
Stepa
Castleston
Dromuollober
Sullivan
Montaynet
Dunstar
Samuel Upton
Jun
Wea
Hallystein
Wolita
Captain Rock
Daled
Fennoy
Mungret
Cantar
Riversdale
Mias Dillon
Cunnep
Crotlom
iLsines
Brian
Jenkinatown
Petition Plea for Irish Peasantry Relief at Owen Meeting
An adjourned Roth yeaturday meeting heard Mr Owen defend his plan for relief of the Irish peasantry, describing a village landscape and urging immediate steps while a committee is urged. Sir Frederick Flood, Mr M'Donnell, and others spoke as resolutions were adopted to form a philanthropic society and petition Parliament for gradual, permanent relief of poverty and misrule among the lower orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth Yeaturday
Owen
Frederick Flood Ona
M’donnell
Lodon Philanthropic Society
Qwon
Lord Warrington
New Lanark
Own
Treland
Snd
Arle
Britain
Te Trish Piilantiiopig Society
Ayt Pearce
Theen
Trinh
Macartnay
Meirian Street
Mei
M'Downell
Erish
Sporting In The Lignceh Pt Un Pigee Bate
Unclear OCR text provides fragmented sports notes. Readable items mention teams and players in a local game context. Despite many garbled words, the fragment hints at a competition with references to bases and possible scores.
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Dahlia
Atiotier
Rocaivemely Crutoua
Servanta
Bayley
Catia
Gatsuee
Kiiahand
Albee
Jan
Leutenant
Secretary Peal
Wellesley
Kraland
Moreh
Mooxter
Munater
Limerick
Clare
Limericks
Torrens
Wearhurwn
Pullia
Clue
Westracath
Queen's
Ulster
Connaught
Pan
South
Dias Excellency
Wbardyngges Nailabas
Patraceh
Pinon Cpi
Wink Lafaedy
Deste Vestry
Conall
Tietore
Mursaer
Chamlevile
Arai
Veubu
Caryas
Whitehays
Castle Tharsison
Parrisan
Wrixana
Castle Wrixen
David Lynch
Cahir
Ania
Petbbs
Mircoll
Lola Ab
Castle Peace
Ines
Kilkenny
Phaee
Ted
Ronan
Lee
MR Own
Sporting
Ritter Blakes
Cape
Witewnca
Elantra
Bradlau
Lee Pears
Jove Picen
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