Tithe Bill Critique Sparks Irish Clergy Debate at Meeting
In a heated assembly the motion to petition Parliament for repeal of the Tithe Commutation Bill is debated. Critics assail the act as fraudulent and unjust raising concerns over clerical costs and land rents while Catholic and Protestant voices clash over emoluments, emigration from reform, and the broader political impact.
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Keter
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Flo
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O'Connell
Debates Over Tithes Stirring Community Meeting
The assembly discussed Protestant respect, a Catholic grievance, and the Tithe Bilt. A motion to call an Aggregate Meeting of Catholic members on February 1 was approved. The chair was removed amid voting tensions as the meeting adjourned for the evening.
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Dante
Coun
Uks Pirwertt
Lans- Poel
Tony Browne
Ening
Ma O'Connely
Oman
Markets in Sugar and Grain Steady Amid Holiday Slowdown
Destin and surrounding markets report no transactions due to holidays. Prices largely steady with minor advances in malt, flour, and wheat. butter and oats show limited movement. News from Warrarora and Ble notes Christmas Day observances, with scarce supplies and nominal quotations for several commodities.
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India
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Stangford
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Burley
Christmas in Paris and English traditions amid 19th century scenes
Christmas in Paris features English visitors and local Parisians observing the holiday with church services, charity, and shopping bustle. The piece notes French attitudes toward plum pudding, church attendance, and the festive display in markets, alongside anecdotes of English celebrants and a London return of culinary and social warmth. Also touches on legal notices, weather, and industrial snippets reflecting daily life and commerce.
King Louis XIII Christmas Pudding Tale Across Court
An old tale from Saint Lowta to Henri Quatre recounts a plum pudding recipe given to a confidant for Christos Day. The King forgets the cloth, producing a soap like dish to the English ambassador, while servants and royal attendants share the leftovers amid court indulgence.
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St. Lowta
Henri Quatre
Christos
Louix
Angouleme
Harri
Court Records Notice from Chancery at One Thea
A legal notice advertises a Chancery proceeding under the crown at One Thea Afternoon. It mentions John Culp and parties including Kilionoey and Kilioni, with a date set for Wednesday the 28th of January next and terms regarding will, decison, and actions to be carried out by Kane and Thos Ral vayeres.
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Seilly Mudbig
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Atharine Kilionoey
Ibereul
Extraordinary operation saves life after swallowed halfpenny
A 21 year old Henry Clood head, employed at Mr Widw Paten in Bloomsbury, swallowed a large halfpenny while playing with a child at Hope Coffee House. Surgeon Mr Stephen White, after failed medicines, performed a pro bang extraction through the stomach and esophagus, pulling the coin free. The patient nearly died, but survived the procedure and recovered.
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Widw. Paten
Kingstreet
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Hour
Noel Acie
Stephen White
Lamb
Iran
White
Grateful Patient Delivers Remark After Pro Bong Use
An account notes a dramatic medical scene where a patient reacted with ecstasy and gratitude after a procedure involving a pro bong, claiming unprecedented success. The report mentions the device’s typical purpose to push material into the stomach rather than extract it from the esophagus.
Fort experiments with percussion shells may change sea warfare
Reports describe tests at Fort using percussion shells against old ship timber targets from four to twenty four inches thick. Observers argue heavy metal projectiles could force naval battles toward close action or even ruin two ships at once. They warn that swift, low ships with combustible shells may outgun larger vessels, suggesting a reevaluation of shipboard assault tactics.
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Martilla Tower
Forte
Curious Hypochondriac Case Ends With Water Cure
A Parisian gentleman of about 35 with fatal melancholia believed an internal fire would burn him. Dr Eusabe de Balle planned a courtyard water cure before twelve, then water was poured from a window to extinguish the imagined flames. The patient was wrapped, warmed, and treated with cordial wine after the experiment.
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Gether
Rene
Suroynor
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