Misguided peasantry and banditti haunt southern districts
Faulkner's Dublin Journal reports ongoing unrest in the south with reports of marauding in Cookma and Small County near Limerick. Police uncover weapons and bones in Ballyalloon churchyard while local authorities claim Rathkeale remains tranquil. A suspect is jailed in Limerick for a murder, and clemency is shown to Grady brothers amid threats over tithes and lands. Numerous raids, horse thefts, and abductions are noted across Tippecary and surrounding areas, with notices posted against tithes and rents.
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Cookma
Limerick
Kilemtrane
Willcocks
Ballyallouan
Severa
Ors
Willcocke
Rathkeale
Daniel Ragan
Willidia Walsh
Ballindooarly
Martin
John Grady
Shonagolden
Cork
Thley
Johe Maddow
Carrigtober
Castle Connell
Cramppton
Dungan
Tippecary
J. Keating
Rathelarish
Arma
Gringo Muckler
Sutton
E.donovan
Grague
Kileath
Kilensl
Moylorstown
Ardboy
Bally
Hope
Clashnamull
Butler
Pandergast
Marthiti
Eouth
Wort
Lena
Sam
Tess
The Marquis Wallesiley and Impartial Government Vision
The Dublin Journal endorses Marquis Wallesiley's forthcoming administration as enlightened and impartial. It claims his policy will unite Protestants and Catholics, ignore sect identity, and enforce laws fairly, with crime punished and merit rewarded. It condemns factionalism and party influence as corrupt.
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Dubfin
Ireland
Protesmants
Janlice
Jobbing
Viersov
Irisil Abuses and Commission in Ireland Aims at Inquiry
A Morning Chronicle report denounces Irish revenue probes as exposed to intrigue while defending the integrity of Lord Castlecoote Hawthorn and the customs and excise boards. The piece cites pending commissioners reports and distant European war news, warning against premature judgment and urging restraint amid sensational allegations.
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Morning Chronicle
Ireland
Dublin
Assa
Prion
Lord Castlevoote
Hawthorn
His
United Empire
Low
Angeah
Board of Customs
Lord Castlecoote
Excise Board
Rink
Olwractor
Parliament
Custom and Exino
Farming Society Additions to His Excellency Remarks on Agriculture in Ireland
A brief note from the farming society mentions additions to his excellency and promises forthcoming remarks on the state of agriculture in Ireland. The piece reflects ongoing interest in agrarian issues and the society’s engagement with official figures.
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Ireland
Foreign Affairs Dispatch on Turkish-Cirocean Crisis
Advices from a distant state report peace seeming to hold up to November 20, while Lord Strangford warned in the divan of Turkish cruelty toward Cirocian prisoners. A crisis may be near, depending on the passage of the Prothonotary Bill.
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Turkey
Lord Strangford
Wellesley Honors Crowned Visit and Dublin Parade
The Marquis Wellesley attended Divine Service in the Castle Chapel with Lord randon and Coronel Shaw, then walked through Cavendish Street to the Custom House admiring its architecture. His Excellency was seen at Drogheda’s mansion in Dublin, and a grand uniform order for the household was issued. The first levy of the Marquis’s, to be held in Dublin tomorrow, will see nobility and gentry in attendance. The Lord Mayor and Corporation will visit the Castle to present a congratulatory address. Trinity College scholars will also attend and pay respects to His Excellency.
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Marquis Wellesley
Lord Randon
Coronel Shaw
Cavendish Law
Mountjoyouini Gardiner Wreat
Yackville-atrort
Dublin
Bia Kixestloney
Marquis Wallesley
Trinity College
Charly Grantick
London
Earl Talbot
Ayrhire
Poenix Park
View-regal Lodge
Marquis of Hastings ix
Texiga
India
Marquis Cholman Delay Oni Jord Viscount Melville
House of Lords
Quorme
Commons
W. Ley
Kiekman
Marth
Lia Ava
Dromore
Omagh
Erne
Willian Niklason
Charleville
Waller
Bourke
Mayo
Irelands farming society petition to Wellesley
The Farming Society of Ireland pleads for patronage from Lord Wellesley and explains its aims to improve ploughing draining irrigation and cattle management. Wellesley replies expressing support and intent to aid agricultural progress within fiscal constraints and Crown policy.
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Albion Fire and Life Insurance Company
Cavendish Row
Rutland Square
Albion Company
Aafler
WM. Tienry
Albion Office
Nhrots Hotel
Clifford Street
Rond ON
Lond
Diet Batha
Faulkner's
Dublin Journal
the Marquis Wallesliey
Irisil
Europe
Asia
Constantinople
Salonica
Caxanndra
Stockholm
Copenhagen
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Secremara
Kyalvton
Araby
Basaora
Safora
Lomlum
Mamelun
Tigris
Hella
Balyloa
Bagdad
Marah
Augsburgh Gazette
Chorschid Pueha
Tharmopyle
Tripolitza
Demetrins Ypgilanti
Chamechid
Serer
Carsendm
Danube
Macedonia
Pacha
Cassandra
Atos
Warmering
Vie
Our Lady of Petridea
Gradopique
Nicolas Promuiis
John Sevoin
Theophis Francopole
Eyus
Spectateur Oriental
Krank
Hvumaneranu
Moldavia
Wallachia
Coputagdinovle
Jossy
Porte
Husgia
Crimea
Count Lutzow
de Lutzow
Ale Dfandi
Igendos
Rinja Bey
Rotaia
Poti
Galata
Internuncio
Reis
Effendi
Auatele
France
England
Speke
Grichetisi
Russia
Alee Rawle
Count Laison
Rois Effeddi
Rois Effendi
Kinja Bey
Count Tattow
Réis
Feod
Fondi
Frankfort
English Puy In Without Foundation. the Sacmbly of the State of
Hanover
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Alova
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Forcon
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Foreign Affairs
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Hs Bieliney
Richad
Lieu
Ialand
Wellesley
Promorien
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