Distress in Agriculture Sparks County Meeting Debate
A county gathering hears protests over wages, relief, and the impact of foreign grain on farmers in Sussex and nearby areas. Speakers claim pauperism rises, unemployment grows, and debt burdens deepen as discussions push for immediate parliamentary relief and currency reform. The session also covers taxes, rents, and an urgent call to consider broader agrarian hardship and its political remedies.
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Hall
France
America
Board of Agriculture
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Ciineallor
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la Suisse
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Switzerland
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Court of Common Pleas Dublin Election Case Dec 5
Burneyy King Bart John Joseph Burne sued Sir A B Wing over an election dispute. Trial before Lond Norbury special jury heard claims of refreshments for Merillis's friends and voters. verdict for defendant with costs. Judges to render judgment on an expected non unanimous outcome.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Master Elliss
Burneyy, King, Bart
John Joseph Burne
A. B. Wing
Lond Norbury
Driscoll
City of Dublin
Green Street
Alderman King
Court of error case on tithe dispute in Derry
A highly contested tithe case from the parish of Ballyary in Londonderry reaches the Court of Error. The ruling in action by Henry Hamilton against the rector alleges a historic modus of custom for flax tithes. The matter traces through prohibition, King's Bench, and Exchequer, ending with a judgment for the defendant affirming the legal validity of the modus.
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Londonderry
Gée
Derry
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Court of King’s Bench
Ani Isaac
Bluteher
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Trinity Tortnlad
Casa Waa
Warrens
Jones
Sergeant Joy
Mattokes
Michaeluias Teem
Deering
Robert Johnston
Gathriey
Sterne
Tixounse
Charles Phillips
Hatchell
Orrer
Siero
Weslinmeter
Jlablin
Westminster
Baron Smith
Feltin
Walshoe Arguent
Walshe
Jacsuils
Blackanore
Coke
Jeutotta
Rarga Smith
Yewterday
North
Leland
Joofonl’s
Mterae
Wulste
Fle
Removal of wine for private use between England and Ireland
Treasury order directs that duplicate wine removal permits for private use between Great Britain and Ireland be sent directly to outport collectors and comptrollers to reduce delays. Also notes customs on staves and a curious London fragment on medical and political gossip from the era.
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Thomas Atwooil
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Knowles
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Sergeant Vandeleur
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John Joseph Stockdale
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