Agricultural Distress and Finance Debate in Parliament
In a parliamentary session, opinions were split on postponing motions while accounts are examined. Ministers declined specific relief measures for agriculture, suggesting only a possible tax reduction. Debates also touched Catholic questions, national debt interests, and a National Assurance Company meeting discussing deed variances and a seven-member committee to report next Saturday.
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Ale Heme
Lankorn
Panwell
Mangany
Pha
T. Larinatok
Cansts
Curwes
Raton
Ronentsoy
Committee of Supply
McC
Jerensson
Plankett
Wyyst
Mondey
Count
Goold
Brophy
Byrna
Ceremonial Stones to Be Erected at Cayrug and Moxpay
In Dublin Castle Broo Wes, two ceremonial stones will be laid at Cayrug on Turksway February 27 and at Moxpay on Maun May 10. A separate set of two Dawine crosses will be installed at the Castine on Taunsvay May 6 and Tavispay May 9. Leveos attendees will gather at 7 PM in the Viswing rooms with Ladies in veathurs, Veoion, and Lappets.
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Ceambiomlains
Dublin Castle
Wes
Cayrug
Turksway
Frunvany
Moxpay
Maun
Maere
Castine
Taunsvay
Leveos
Seduction trial lifts the father’s harsh burden
A pleader in an action for the seduction of a daughter portrays a harsh tale of a dairyman and his family. The defendant, alleged champion of Ireland, is accused of luring Catherine Flinn with promises of marriage and later forcing relations at a public house. The father testifies to moral injury and loss of his daughter’s services as the jury weighs damages.
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Allan
Grady
M‘wougall
Catharine
Fife
North Wing Street
Catherine
Lungsn
Prince of Brutsels
Donnelly
Champion
Ireland
Plaintif
Miss Flinn
Plaintiff's
Catherine Flinn
Catherine Fline
Dome
Defendant
Mra Elion
Summer Place
Mountjoy Square
Catherine Lyon
Homse
Britary
Cole's Lane
Iefendant
Thay
Greek Street
Cathe
Elie Cemiabedl
Bere
Hue
Ter Soe Dager
Pesca
Weqnicwea
Machen
Hinself
Couimatt
Goat
Gilly
Catherine Vlinn
Honey Oie
Paul's Parish
Tris
Misa Flinn
Fragmented political debate on agriculture and press bias
A long scattered piece discusses agricultural distress, tax policy, and price impacts on livestock, with quotes attributing blame to ministers and critics. It attacks opposition claims, defends the government press, and argues for accountable public opinion amid famine era tensions. The piece names Argyleshire, malt spirits, and local figures, reflecting period political rancor.
Fragments From Swrturtay Local Police Report Parade
An OCR text fragment appears to describe a local police or political event with mentions of arrests, releases, and investigations. The readable names and places are unclear, but references to dates, authorities, and public notices suggest a mid sentence summary of a chaotic scene or coverage.
The Paris war news and British political speech
The Paris papers report ongoing French war preparations with troops expected by end of month. A British debate centers on the King's Speech and the Government's reluctance to pledge immediate relief for agricultural distress while pursuing measured aid.
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Paris
Ning
Bayonne
Acantie
Spain
Pamypetano
Sebastiano
Lasbon
Madrid
Petal Conde
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Breda Lok Nor Ery
Flom Y, Langan
Vuek Uris
Qinid
Flan
Booth
Wanda
Ani Tobe
Dublin
Reik Stork Govt
GPE
UG. Loan 65 Exchange
PRB. RF
Sir Pita Lani
Comning
Me Cossise
Cian Hbo
Woelave
Argyleshire
Tomber
TOG
Prore
Lou Heing
Gotha
Waeiins- Lay
Roy
Richter
Viveesia
Ereenenr
Bose Moersey
Anova
Boo
Ptt
Magisty
Baronet
Tansgure the Hong
Thago
Geod
Agricul
Saat
Abeluertha
Wrraratey
Wits
Perth
Cbs Sabre
Leahy
Winchess
Awiehurs Ag
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