WATERFORD ASSiZ283-JULY 27. County Crown Trials and Riots at Ennisporthy
In Waterford a public court session opened with remarks on county tranquility. Indictments accuse Jackson Kirwan and Edmund Russell of unlawful oaths and riot linked to an 18 November seizure of an outstanding debt by bailiffs. Russell acquitted, Jackson fined ten pounds and jailed six months. Kirwan imprisoned six months. A separate case covers riot charges against John Mos and others for obstruction of a magistrate in Ennisporthy, resulting in acquittals and light sentences for the accused, with praise for local conduct following the events.
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Waterford
Aby Jackson
Jobn Kirwan
Edmund Russell
Jackson
Redmond Anthony Power
Power
Thomas Courtenay
Lismore
Shatter
Ormond
Poerice
Houss
Russell
Kirwen
Tradmond Powar
Domville
Robins
Kirwan
Mc Justice -Moora
Ity
Wesford
Wexford Assizes
John Mos
Nicholas Proud
Henry Holbrok
Thomas Garable
Edward Royte
Dudley Cotalough
Ng. Portrieve
Ennisporthy
M'Dougall
Moora
Bennett
Acquitta
John Mi 0O
Toma Gamite
Spex
Edward Staney
Mathew Courtney
Thomas Cawley
John Crowley
Thomas Coctrull
W. White
Kenincorthy
Homseforth
Importation of Foreign Corn Report and Dublin Agriculture
A July 1822 Dublin agricultural bulletin outlines a report on clandestine foreign corn imports. It notes no fraud risk in coastwise transfers, cites minimal grounds for concern, and emphasizes officer vigilance. The Agricultural Report from County Dublin details favorable harvest prospects after rain, with wheat, oats, and potato crops discussed, noting late sowings, lodging, and expected yields, plus forthcoming cutting and market implications.
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Commissionera
Coatrine
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Lashington
Conwillee
Solac
Select Committee
Lading
Wa i A. Dean SA
Bare
R. Lushington
Widwhall
County OF
Dublin
Florain
Leon
Tamora
Geveral
Waltar Raleigh
New South Walls report on John Bigge inquiry 1822
The House of Commons prints Mr John Bigge’s inquiry into New South Wales dated May 6 1822. It covers convict voyages clothing and provisioning shipboard discipline debarkation assignment gender labor and punishment remissions convict employment with settlers and governance issues including roads prisons and police. The report notes voyage lengths mortality rates direct and Cape journeys and examines male and female convict treatment and social dynamics in the colony.
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John ‘Pnomaa Bigzo
Lis Majesty
New South Wales
Tate
House Commons
Earl Bathnet
Mba
Soma
Bigge
Con Ict
Settlant
Victualling Board
London
Ireland
Hio de Janeiro
Cape of Good Hope
Mada
Rio de Janeiro
Cape of Guatropo
Europe
Rst
Mqney
Vom
Jiffo
P.differencs
Druittland
Geverey
Poriany
Tas
Major Druitt
Ural
Ifa
Hatchinton
Biggo
Houcaio Hobert Town
Sydney
Perathalta
Hutchinson
Famala
Macquarrie
England
Aole
Elis
Paramatta
Sro
Nont
Hino
Baen
Uo UI
Macquarie
McFulton
Iroland
Rodfora
Ubbi
Fhd'nutley
Nore
Thompson
Cabvon
le Riggie
Aleomon Persia
Port Staisa
Oop
Victa
Commissariat Departenst
Ayent
Lycett
Clark
Newcastle
Wally
Mr Bigge
Michael Hows
Wonal
Ane
Tang Nok
Taatsh Tag
Aerde
Mont
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H. Richmond, W. T. Roe
New South Walls