Ireland and the Panrin dreland plan for peasant relief
In a 1824 address, Mr Owen critiques the Selvet Committee report on Irish employment and hunger. He argues that Ireland’s peasantry require full employment and moral improvement through education, wealth redistribution, and a Community of Goods model. He urges government funds to back permanent, large scale works, warning temporary expedients fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR Owen
House of Commons
Panrin Dreland
Ireland
Statin
United Kingdom
Ricardo
Gouda
North America
America
Lo Ag
Great Britain
Devias
Prac
United States
Death at May's Buildings St Martin's Lane
Mr John Wavy, aged 59, died on Sunday afternoon at May's Buildings, St Martin's Lane. The scant obituary notes his passing and records the age and location of death as the principal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
St. Martin’s Lane
John Wavy
Elis Gilents
Jagkwon
Kacter
Three-fingered Jack defeats Robin Rybold in Calton hill bout
Report of a boxing match in the Glen near Arthur's Seat featuring Billy Owen known as Three-fingered Jack and Robin Rybold the Suffolk cheese eater. The exchange lasts many rounds with heavy blows and tactical surges until Taffy is proclaimed victor after a dramatic finish. Also notes improvements by Mr Miller in Turkey-red printing and shipwreck details from Vieton with multiple vessels lost and crews saved or perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edingurgh
Glen
Arthur's Seat
Billy Owen
Yclep
Robin Rybold
Taffy
Robin
Suffolk
Walea
Robina
Dexter Ogla
David
Billy
Cookie Leekie
Bellowa
Hammer School
Tatty
Robin Wakish
Suffolkshire
St. David
Leekland
Bank of England
John Miller
Glasgow Mechanic’s Magazine
Miller
Vieton
Hull
Cape Breton
Wyton
Collinwell
Mireamlchie
Cape North
Mreton
Collinson
Chelicamp
Theorth
Tsland
Bristol
Liverpool
North Shieks
Anecdotes and official notices from early 18th century letters
Fragmentary pamphlet style excerpt recounts Dean Swift satire at St Andrews Rectory and Lord Bolingbroke, with medical and naval allusions. References to Sacheverell, a bloody sea fight, a house, and a surviving sailor. Mentions General Adam Bloomfield’s promotion and Ireland’s Barrack Department under Ordinance Board. Includes Dublin officers and Windsor movements, with publication details and archival notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Swift
St. Andrews
Bolingbroke
Sachevert
Sacheverel
Apung
Aeemary
Evers
Beni
Adamin Bloomfield
Royal Artillery
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Rosert
New-Janark
Prince de T
Atention
John Hale, Apothess
Joursa L Orpick
Dublin
Faowesny Oy
Forsigh Teoduce
Axhes
Fast
India
Carolina
New New York
Lisbon
Geneva
Leeward Island
Oijla WI
Orleans
Pernambuco
Smyrna
Portgl.c
Sumach
East India
Jenny West Biald
Iriah Froduce
Stangford
Wexford
Seaton
P. Firk
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