Turbulent Dublin Assembly Adjournment Bid Sparks Censure
In a heated session the Commons failed to appoint a finance committee and adjournment was sought after conflict with the Lord Mayor. Mr Moore led a motion for censure, noting alleged neglect of duty and interference with the statue incident, while Aldermen argued responsibility lay with the board. The ordeal ended with doors locked and the assembly dissolved amid applause.
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Fitzainions
Falwank
Mievanca
Moore
Aldeenen
Vinance Committee
Nayor
Alice
Lieultenant
Corporation
Land
Officer of Commons
Mir Mora
Witzimmons
Willis
Loy
Board of Aldermen
Board of Allermey
Commons
Fitzimons
Ayor
Gandarleton
Hone
Monto
Nip
Mayer
Smyth
Police Intelligence and City Misadventures Reported
Police notes in the Dublin metropolis recount minor crimes and oddities. A servant girl Nally Kavanagh is accused of theft after resident Catherine Tart recently returned from the countryside due to health. A labouring boy named Toxy Quin seeks relief and vows to reclaim a cow and wife Mary Ryan. Various petty incidents follow, including thefts, a copper crave sale, a gig cover theft, and mislaid desk notes recovered by an owner in Patrick Street.
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Catherine
Adios
Kitty Raise
Alice Cato Liat
Abitia Metropolitan
Loghean
Snap
Paddy Caray
Knockmeladown
Dublin
Yea
Liccanto
Nally Kavanagh
Nally
Art Mi Féene
Nelly
Sanday
Dometic
Prussela
Gaby Liven
Loheny
Tony
Mary
Mrs Ryan
Ned
Pooy
Deimgadon
Johnston
Tirough Kevin-street
Milliam Rocke
Yale
Jos. Dodd
Craftcontrast
Roche
Bt Dodd
Deamond
Nat Wight
Patrick-street
John Naclan
Oliver
Ucaury Stanford
Abel Latouche
Nowlin
Latouche
Mr Owens System and the New Social Plan
A meeting in Puertay at Charbarg Rooms discusses Mr Owens plan to reform Ireland's economy. Owen argues current conditions stem from a scientific power and overproduction under the trade system, proposing a system where labor value and markets adapt to abundance, with a new establishment of property and exchange to provide for all.
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United States
Boston
Larely
Presentia Lown
Whitehall Place
Clara Tay
Smildenty
Bigenteer
Ceange
Detei
Hobios
Gatefal
Graretek
Ios
Luly Regiment of Foot
Timertex
Puertay
Charbarg Meres
New Lanark
Ireland
Joseph Masey Carrey
Ower
Freland
Owan
Iralis
Sowety
Owen
Mot
Dtaimilton
Ootland
Ile
Derek Tolerance
Alte
Gonernen
J van
Gavan
William Roehe
Comerce
Pieanny
County Cavan Meeting Amid Resolutions Judicial Process
A general meeting of county nobility gentry clergy and freeholders at the court house in Cavan on 13 January carried resolutions. Noted items include names William Bluiplings Bylah Shell and others. authorities to send addresses to His Excellency for approval.
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Wellesley
County of Mayo
Wall
Anne Tally
Fala
Tos
Lassey
Sheith Caxtlebar
Col
Cully
Ros
Hindsey
County Mayo
Lasosey
D. Browse
Owen
Col. Cuff
Neil Hig
Uranimorg
OM Allry
Jamey O'Reilly
British Empire
Cosby Young
Win. O'Reilly
Sentinnaly
Henry Grattan
Southwell
Sames Hamilton Story
Cashy Young
Cosby Nesbitt
Henry Garwen
William Jewie
Phomaa Mleming
Janes O'Reilly
William O Raiky
Richard Marquis Wallesley
Ireland
Order of
Tha Garter
Dublin
Wodrorwen
William Puaellmus
Bsn
Abby Smewling
Court House
Cavan
Wiliam
Bylah Shell
Vietoa
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Mayo
Shire
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Treland
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Thia
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M. J. Sullivan
Cork
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Lim Ivhia Opieian
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Europe
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Kennedy
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MR Owen
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