Distress Letters Describe Irish Famine Hardship Across Districts
Foreign agents report crowds in Galgorm and nearby towns begging for relief as hunger spreads. Clergy and local committees distribute funds and food while authorities promise employment schemes and hospital care amid widespread misery and declining harvests.
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Mie Agentescua
Landes Crnnatice
Troianit
Ovanrenano
Jery
IrGlood
Hyolanea
Galorny
Pather
Hee
Gartrona
Lognan
Jey
Tuam
Galway
Connemara
England
Nir
Lever
Whistler
Garway
Conna- Mara
Revenue of Ireland Second Report on Public Revenue Boards
A detailed examination proposes consolidating revenue oversight into two unified boards in Great Britain and Ireland. It argues for a London and Dublin presence, expansion of commissioners, and gradual adoption of English revenue practices, to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and standardize legal processes across customs and excise. The report weighs salaries, judicial arrangements, and the impact on Irish and British officers while stressing balanced employment and safeguards against regional partiality.
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Borla
Agai
Agric
General
General Board
England
Scotland
London
Jenel Board
Leeshan
Aganin
Jnkr
Goneral
Bonnil
United Commissions
Vnconhert
Toodon
Kingland
Ireland
Great Britain
Eveige
Court of Exchequer
Customa
Dublin
Dietriet
Snb
Board of Ox
Cis
Commissioners of Appeal
Freland
Aguios
Treland
Gayland
Liew
Reland
Dublia
Voansel
Court of Commissioners
Twigld
Mugh
Revenue Boards
General Boards of Customs and Excise
Crown
Edinburgh
Wxise
Doyla
Carr
Eadh
Eogaldar
Ingairg
Ta Traland
Tfa Sarersen
Akill
Tous Saalio Tonbalia
Andy Neral
Troland
Ile
Oe Sangui
Gisaio
Utih
Hington
Ravenna
Forst
Klate
Kingdon
Wabbarm
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Chartis Fund
Tony
Pete
Tin
Nxtejets
Non
Schoourr
Sesmonth
Irvan
Mes Frvan
Coun
Pio
Kilruxh
Wagffurton
Moyarta
Dien
Me Corhatt
Kilrush
Cork
Serena
Roland
Aysiu