Withdrawal of Insurrection Act Ends in Limerick South Liberties
Proclamation withdraws the Insurrection Act from the Booth Liberties of Limerick after a protective court session. Magistrates and officials praised local peace, while subsequent attacks in Ballyreen and Glanduff spurred military presence and arrests. Trials note no convictions. discussions proceed to remove the act from parts of County Clare Cashel and Nenagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly
Blackburne
K.C
Limerick
Recorder
Alamen Watson
C. Marret
Mahony
Rourke
J. Crampton
William Roche
Booth Liberties
Ben Real
South Liberties
Privy Council
Jackburne
Christopher Wrke
Ballyreen
Kenny
Moorhood
Stoke
Lewt
Kechan
Chai
Dublin
Livy
Bag
John Elsey
K C.D
Thomas P.kes C
Chrisopher Marrett
Gene Bourke
Captain Drought
Want V. FitzGerald
Henry Lyons
W. Peacocke
Sam Howley
Capt. Wickman
Jonly Haronies Nowt
Upper Connellee
Annt Kenny
County Clare
Sons
Cashel Verday
Blacker
Bencright
Patrick Brett
Kilmoyler
Hogan
Hymenstown
Edmond Power
Ntee
Stephen Meehan
Gurteen
Fopveny
S Dental
Nenagh Ny
Mallow
Catholic Association Meeting Highlights Rent, Emancipation Talk
The Roman Catholic Association met at their rooms with Mr Bussell chairing and Mr O Connell applauded entering. Debate covered collecting rent in Wicklow and Dublin parishes, a book presentation, Dr Doyle's education letters, and a petition on Catholic claims. O Connell urged committee referrals and noted fundraising progress and potential Emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Catholic Association
Bussell
Conway
Mr. Browne
St. Mary's
St. George's
St. Thomas's
Dublin
Browne
New Ross
O'Connell
Ile
Doyle
Terry Rose
Dr. Doyle
Ireland
Mr. Barron
Roger Terry
Cobbett
Bratol
Sampson, education, and Emancipation debate in Ireland
The speech presses the Samson allegory about Ireland under oppression and education as contraband. It argues for emancipation to avert ruin, contrasts brutality with reform, and warns of invasion if Ireland remains bound by penal laws. The speaker urges peaceful reform, aligning with English statesmen and urging Parliament to hear O Connell and Sheil.
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Sampson
Ireland
England
Pragperlis
Babylon
Lan-Guage
Fife
France
America
Alecto
Mr. Sheil
Prices Fall as Wheat and Barley Sell Slowly in Dublin Market
In Livenroor the week saw heavy arrivals of all grain types but weak demand. Life porters lowered prices to move sales, with today’s market thin and buyers scarce. Wheat, Barley, and Malt offered at three pence per bushel, but few Dublin sales occurred amid dull activity and nominal quotes.
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Dublin
Obituary and Military Movements Amid London News
Accounts report the death of Lord Mounchastes and the eldest son of the Marquis of Conyngham. Lord Branda Conyngiany is noted as absent from the Secretary of State's Office. The 56th Chantingdonshire regiment marches from Gosport to Chatham for Gravesend and Bengal, with a detachment from the 98th regiment ordered to Mullagir.
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Mounchastes
Switaechand
Conyngham
Branda Conyngiany
Pereian Atairy
Aidler
London
Chantingdonshire Regiment of Infantry
Phunday
Gosport
Chatham
Gravesend
Wihbark
Bengal
98Th Regiment of Foot
Mullagir
Trial exposes soldier's perjury at Clare sessions
A soldier from the 25th Regiment, quartered in Ennis, faced a Special Sessions at Sixmile Bridge on charges of administering oaths. Evidence shows the soldier, not the peasantry, targeted by a conspiracy to ruin his reputation. The proceedings revealed widespread false testimony and prompted questions about prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick Chronicle
Onorrénderm
Ennis
O’brien
O’brien’s Bridge. That Citect Distance Was Sdled Upon By Our Coleaipdraries
Dublin
Hanty
Sikmilé- Bridge
Blackburn
K. C
of Claté
Clare
O'Gorman
Corbetts
Catholic Charitable Subscriptions Meeting in Soho
A meeting at St Patrick's School Dean Street Soho gathered over 400 Catholics mainly Irish to discuss promoting a general subscription to aid Catholic charitable institutions and advance Catholic Emancipation. John Rosson Jr. chaired, urging action for those who have long served Catholic interests, amid debate on potential Protestant fund claims from the Poor Rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saper
Catholica
St.Patrick's School
Dean Street
Soho
John Rosson
Hove
Courier
New Bouth Walks and Colony Prospects
Simxey Jery 7 reports a growing value of the Colony despite a small population of 60,000 to 70,000. He notes high consumption, no burglary, strong wages, and profitable farming, while criticizing local governance and social conditions. He laments emigration and praises land allotments and economic potential.
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Simxey
Jery
Loammarh
Te Mere
Ainny
Humber
Mogland
von Diemnan
Pertson
Laliog
Titus
Gata Cain
Deeret
Batis
Fragmentary 19th Century Social Text Nearing Public Party
The passage notes a social gathering at a Mrs M s residence with about 79 attendees described as of first fashion. It laments government costs rising as convicts return, mentions settlers gaining labor and the community’s regard for orderly conduct versus conditions in Van Diemen’s Land.
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Herries
Mra M.‘s
St John J
Peter
Gentral
Yay
Tapielt
van Diémane Land
Dublin and Cork Markets Natters on Grain and Prices
Market notes show oats in generous supply while wheat remains middling yet heavy sales at lower prices. Flour, barley, and oatmeal quoted with mixed activity. bread and butter prices vary with regional receipts and demand. multiple towns report grain receipts, price changes, and daily tallies.
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Dublin
Bakema
Varley
Scalded Park
Newfoundland
Marley
Hoel
Tuution
Firkins
Cronmet
Butler
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A. B. Deagona
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Killehan
Weldon Molony
Fen
Newcastle
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Los
Thomas Ellis
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Cayttin Laing
Leone
Sir C.cadhy
Fieia
Etarles
Einayrom
Jain
John Boyne
Waterford
Huis
Dence
Fitzsimons
Wicklow
Lord Meath
Bristol
College of Maynooth
George the Fourth
Peel
Singery
O’connell
Mr. Canning
Association
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Andes
South America
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