Turbulent meetings in Tuam and Kilkenny districts
Reports from Tuam recount a magistrates meeting to address disorder and threats linked to the murder of Edward Browne and the fear of retribution. notices mention a plan to petition government to widen police powers. Kilkenny details describe a large distillery raid near Tullaroan with two men jailed and a crackdown on robber gangs exploiting rural counties.
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Tuam
Mel Edward Browne
Mr. Perl
BN Tne
Clonbrook
James Daly
C. le Potr ‘Trench
John Burke
Arthur A. Nugent
D. St. Kelly
Inmewif
Burke
D. B. Power
Richard Rathborne
H. T
Blakemey
Blakeney
Albert
Connaghé Journal
O'Rorke
Bellew
Mono
Turmn
King’s County
Parsonatown
Earl of Ross
House of Arms
Tullamore
Kearney
County Kilkenny
Momra
Sheckteton
Gregory
Golden-fells
Tullaroan
Una
Kilkenny
Odena
Cosbytown
Fermanagh
Nath
Corry
John Ootywood
Holmes
Barne
Malny
Stonytalle
Arietran
Jersom Hare
Robert Seheran
Alee
Culbertson
Haut
Chevilliang
Thomas Kennedy
Ovens
Ty Donny
Ross
Lenwdenderry Journal
Catan
Bedhime
Sacivatha
Contre
Bayer
Nor Pond Wy
Pate
Cork
Chashila
Miser
Istiek
Freais
Bya
Anne
Tipperary
Cermin
Roscrea
Nighttime assault and robbery interrupted by a young rescuer
A first person account describes an attempted kidnapping and robbery by a group of about 48 men armed with carbines and pistols. The narrator was searched, threatened, and nearly murdered before a timely intervention by a young man saved the watch and five shillings, with the assailants dispersing.
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Baby
Kien
Wich
Peraliasion
Agousi
Follorrs
Pirtela
Tan
London editor opens columns to political controversy
The editor of a daily London paper invites debate on Mr Milla's claims about Sir Charles Wolseley and Hunt. Sir Francis Bartlett remains silent as Mille asserts impending proof. Reformers in Leeds fund Cobbett’s 6000 plus pounds, with many women eagerly contributing to the cause.
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London
Milla
Mills
Charles Wolsely
Charles
Francis Bartlett
Manchester
Erconeoua
Charles Wolseley
Lewis
Coventry
Hunt
Francis
Mille
Leeds
Cobbete
Manny
Cobbett
Relief of the English Poor at London Wall Charity Meeting
A Thursday London Wall relief meeting chaired by the Lord Mayor and attended by bishops and merchants reorganized a new shelter for the homeless. The warehouse provides kitchen space, separate wards for men women and the sick, gas lighting and steady meals. Reports claim 500 people housed with orderly conduct and good food, while Birmingham and Yorkshire towns report severe distress and rising subscriptions to aid the poor.
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London Wall
Lunden
Chester
London
King’s Head
Poultry
Hick
Ofivera
Aumond
Wick
Wl. Slvton
St. Giles's
Contia
Childern
Birmingham
Portradte
Alimondbury
Yorkshire
Io Muddersfield
Atmondbury
Usatedbury
T. Hawrldsworth
M. P
Pontefract
Panesar
Bath
Oxford
England
Bern
Mendicity Annual Meeting Reported Public Charity
Tomorrow at one oclock the annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the Suppression of Mendinity will be held at the Rudade with the Mayor in the chair. Attendees are expected from all interested in humanity and dreeney causes. It notes that upwards of 800 women and children received jackets and petticoats funded by public generosity and donations, clothing hundreds of children at Christmas, all without spending a shilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Anocathen
Rudade
Acd
Dreeney
Slaves trafficking trial at the Old Bailey yields Guilty verdict
George Villemont and Alexander Carcall, French defendants, were tried in London for trafficking slaves aboard a Liverpool warship off St Mauritius. Testimony from a French boy indicated around two hundred slaves were forcibly brought from Madagascar. The jury found both men guilty after limited prosecution witnesses and a defense denouncing hardship in England.
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Old Bailey
London
Maday
George Alexander Villemont
Alexander Carcall
Liverpool
St. Mauritius
Mada
Car
Borrbun
Carroll
England
Cieneigh
Walgehd
West
Yor
Gray Jory
J Mitchell
Skircaasemmer
Vealigsae
Stalin
Earl Fitzsilliam
Warley
Yorkshire
Bromgheu
Neeles
Guiverment
Worcester County
Chairmay
Bart Meauchamp
Windsor
Butt
Duke of Kent
Atate
Kensington Path
Moyal
Bolis
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Royal Marines
Robert Clarke
Rennie Lambert
St Jean
Plampia
N. Phillipe
Alert
Xnapma
Favorite
Charles Cupples
Impreydalle
Thoman Stevens
Picatun
John Kriebery
Figo
Marlbo
Rough Street
Elizabeth
Barnes
Wright
Poley-place
Hitenes
Privoner
Tutansie
King
Charteville
Hank
Thebion
John Ridley
Frederica Louisa Wilhelmind
Brunswick
Lameburgh
Princesa of
Orange
William King
The
Netherlands
William Fredericks
Prince of
East India
India House
Huo
Warren Hastings
India
H. Jackson
Crant
Prcivant
Hasting
Robert Sheehy
Waterford
Edmond Sterhy
Ata Whitebay
Claghorn
Father Sheehy
Cloned
John Bridge
Wise Two
Poe
Bell
Jornas Avres
Whittehaven
Brigston
Sotheby
Sothery
Naval Navy
Newport
Wight
Wria Ead
John Beatty
Beatty
Moales
Wortt-Street
Charlotte Wakefield
John Nicherson
Strathuare
Denis Tanner
Lsg
Merchant's Quay
Mary Anne
Denis Conellan
Worcester
Henry Giles Lyford
Eldent
Gilen King Lyford
Mre
Colclurgh
Majoe
George Washington
Cotclough
John Fariett
Fey
Etfest
Somes Farrell
Merrion
Emily
Kennet
Thomastown
King Co
St Saintherow
Ann Hawhey
Phouias Boskey
Upper
Rennae
Meaieuort
John Sweetamn
Margaret Nedington
Thysiae Godington
Mary Angelo Frances Magtin
Johar Mario
Kilkeant
Lnur
Hns
Eden
Yeuan
Ana Tes
Miss Weaght
Bower Fraueti
Kildare Street
Hay
Dieppe
G.e. Uriastan
Royal Nic
Bedar
Tadie
Bey Ein Thes
Mr Bannister
Uae
Miss Wood
Apd
Baescik
Abe
Hesse
Claire
Kher
Debs
Ghia
Chancetler Fas
Weymaeath
Rowline
Charles Mitchell
Robert Rayner Youn
Bengal
Withiams
Kirkus
Catherine
Julio Adwarla
St Iyes
Countingdunshire
Surat
Pullin
Uris
Adidas
Assis
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