Prolonged Irish Debate on Civil and Religious Rights
A large assembly discusses Catholic claims and Protestant ascendancy with praise for Gratian and calls for signatures at Commercial Buildings. Speakers, including Lord and Senator figures, urge reform and condemn continued disqualification, aiming to unite factions and honor a late leader’s memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Perone
Ireland
Ste
Jon
Perus
Treland
Mr. Gratian
Eadd
Ducry
Tieue
Otahin
Huma
Cestors
Ed Bybi
Banas
Himelf
Ieee
Cane
Henry Grattan
Ord
Meeting Pays Tribute to Lord Mayor in Lively Demeanor
A city gathering praised the Lord Mayor for dignified conduct during a requisition meeting. Bourbeten denounced obstructive signatures posing as requisitions, while the Earl of Carman and Duke of Leinster extolled the Mayor’s public spirit and liberal character. The resolutions, moved by the Duke of Latustan and supported by several peers, were carried amid warm applause. The session adjourned with minor injuries from crowded exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbeten
JE Wateter
Agin Avery
Mavon
Earl of
Cmantamesr
Duke of
Latustan
Yaney Gantran
Neuk- Monte
I. Gdowae Laroocur
Cloncurry
M ‘Yor
Duke of Leinster
Provincial Intelligence from Wexford and Waterford mix of crime and weather
Reports from Wexford and Waterford detail accidental house fire involving Colonel Hay’s property, robberies near John’s Hill, a brutal assault on Edward White of Carrick on Suir, and a Belfast distillery blaze quickly contained. The Waterford Chronicle notes armed pursuit, and the Lagan flood injures canal navigation with damage to linen from Lambe and Williamson. The Linen Market shows brisk sales in Drogheda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Fes
Boyd
John’s Hill
Waterford Chronicle
Edward White
Carrick-on- Suir
Qunger
de Courcy
White
Belfast
Fen
Belfast News
Lagan Canal
Bel
Irish Peerage Vacancy and Farming Fallacies
The Earl of Belmore is set to succeed the vacancy in the Irish Representative Peerage after the death of the Earl of Glengall. The piece attacks Mr Mackie’s Birkneck estimates cited by Mr Cobbetts last issue, alleging all figures for building ground tillage fencing along with crop preparation are grossly erroneous and that English farmers following this method will face disappointment in a Transalchonian Paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Belmore
Earl of Glengall
Cobbett
Mackies Birkneck
Irish Court Costs Reform Affects Solicitors and Attornies
The act outlines detailed rules for bills of costs in the Court of Chancery in Ireland. It mandates three cost columns for attendances, official fees, stamps, and other disbursements, with strict framing and auditing by taxing officers. It requires attestations of title deeds, limits attendance charges to specified cases, and empowers auditors to disallow improper items. It also prescribes records, oath administrations, and penalties for perjury, aiming to equalize party and attorney costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Bigisele
Avery
Mo ‘Costa
Nome
Bisofice
Costa
Solicitors Oppose Bill Requiring Costs Declarations
Lawyers in Ireland argue against mandatory disclosure of deeds in solicitor client costs. They warn such a measure would force secret client information into public view, injure privileged communications, and hinder court equity protections. They contend it would invite increased litigation and raise solicitor fees without benefiting claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Courts of Equity
Justen
Hiv
Gach Ile
Irish Solicitors Speak Against Chancery Costs Bill
Irish solicitors oppose a proposed regulation bill for chancery costs arguing it would impose heavy taxing officer controls, risk delays, and undermine professional respectability. They urge maintaining England Ireland parity and warn against fixed salaries or new witnesses offices increasing expense and hindering justice.
Army Discharges Large Batch From Royal Artillery Units
A recent army notice lists numerous officers across Royal Accusery Royal Engineers and Royal Artillery with many names. The report notes 1400 artillerymen discharged within the last month, reflecting substantial personnel reductions across multiple regiments and departments including medical field staff and commissaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Accusery
Royal Engineers
Rott Artillery
Francis Knes
Joh Briecoe
John Faytor
Lreut
Jenninson
Teary Pierre
Nichola
Atom
Kawlomara
Harrieou
Kerby
Ayes Light
Bala
Coibe
Gordon
Lase
Ketilowe
Dleceer
Lhuyd
Clivborn
Swanyih
Lys
Blake
Watkins
Calton
Jago
Pataer
Geel
Lethhriage
Sunerville
Simarons
Malaes
Lyster
Cornelius
Waite
Heunia
Rovinson
Green
Johnston
Kett
Mare
Gridlila
Hull
Snd
Scott
St. John
Darre
Smyth
Severne
Holtfingsworth
Wingilld
Tulon
Parrell
May
Urywoot
Brewer
Knowles
Poole
Henry
O' Area
Mudge
Heary
Briscoe
Sud Beauchiamp
Edswarde
Aasmanip
Pegdad
Ceaswill
Kenton
Rothney
Royal Bayberrs
CapGins
Saab
Jones
Healer
Moody
Henryson
Otufield
Dixon
Caytains
Tapy
Myer Reed
Myldueslle
Ord
Hula
Birch
Macauley
Kelaall
Minchin
Paria
Patten
Haddery
Dalton
Rueed
Levis
Blarkeston
Beagne
Daplit
Bolderon
Budgen
Heath
Valnees
J. Bercoe
Craver
Woll
Oce
Kdede
Twies
Smith
Fraser
Walpole
Trevelyan
Dublin Marent Note From Ralbnigaw Feb 8
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a local event or instruction with unclear dates and names. Core readable items include Dublin and a February reference, with garbled terms suggesting a note about timing, location, and a possible warning or directive.
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Urabe
Cur
Howson
Bublinia Lige
Provincial Intelligence
Wexford
Hay
Ballinkeel
Wexford Herald
Drogheda
Bsolcicitors
Chancery
Bngland
Brew
Iceland
Solicitors of
A. Mecensi
England
Dublin
Harley
Pier Bere
West
Lua
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