Public meeting in Ireland over theatre outrage and loyalty
A large gathering discusses the Theatre outrage in Dublin and the government response. Speakers defend constitutional rights, praise the Lord Lieutenant, and urge unity, loyalty, and liberal reform. An address is prepared to convey public sentiment and support for the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillist
Chonughten
Ailiwiek
Perth
Wellsley
Sophierous
Ferror
Beyin
Ireland
Allah
Helier
Lauder
Talbot
Grand Jury
Perpetra
Ilo
Dublio Arese
Thia
Booth
Meduonder Road
Tadi Prageos
SliWberan
Mir Dacder
Perry
Adilressim
Hier
Lear
Lasler
Cork
Whitabeth
Dard Broghish
Lady Carey
Ani
General Lambart
Elaiu
Loader
Inege
Lawder
Leuter
Avery
Adam Neciman
Mec Reais
Escollency
Boyle
Iran
Fia
Muatiere
Aldrenses
Hrcort
Haves
Dhabi
Agricultural distress meeting aims to address county farmers plight
A county meeting at the court house discussed agricultural distress amid postwar decline. Leaders urged Parliament to adopt remedies to aid landholders and revive industry while debating navigation and tax issues tied to tithes and property.
Owen addresses reform plans at the Court House meeting
The philathropic speaker urged a bold social program, debating education ages and moral improvement. A Rev. Hawking, Mr Young, and others questioned authority while Mr Owen defended equal religious value and a system to perfect humanity through novel disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis
Vaindemvr
Owen
Ssotland
Jnmales
Avery Arcenery
Abundagee
Perseot
Richard Hawking
Wan
Witegerald
Mr Young
Ieenghd
Lata
Majer Werbarton
Eby
Quwen
Hind
Politicians Back River Navigation Improvement at Ennis
The assembly, led by Francio Gore, unanimously approved a motion to improve the navigation of the Ferg river. Plan calls for rendering the river fully navigable to benefit Ennis central county and town prosperity. A representative is to push the measure forward to ensure its enactment.
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Rsidentia
Benantry
Nitsad
Prelantena
Pralwuil
Hector
Avery Drapel
Avery Reese
Bia
Pla
Sid Boris
Manis
Perget
Niacpoole
Michon
Pagstertubar
Mir Wilson
Tite
Vranela
Horthea
Ennis
Coary
Chairman asked to leave the chair and meeting dissolved
The motion to dissolve the meeting was moved. John Neat Vandelaar and Kay noted that Mr Owen might further explain his proposed system, especially for the agricultural department. Mr Owen disagreed, presenting ingenious calculations on expenditure and profits from agricultural produce, which the meeting approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Wilson
Vandaleur
Mer Wilson
Peice
Veel
Gore
Doweriba
Peery
Laval
Wien
Rene Weir
Tia Nat
Ireland
Strane
Thomas Ladley
Church Street
Greene
Finlay
J' Ryan
Wases
Egan
Grover
Amour
Hig House
O'Neill
Kian
Hkgan
White
Pill Lane
Hera
Murtish
Twolvent
Sesulsant
Murtagh
Ingovout
Cireon
Me Kempston
Lesolyant
Kempston
Billy
Stapleton
Lugolvest
Tusolvent
Sapletos
Bungl
Robertson
Ion
Michael Stapleton
Hin
Sherlock
Mer Augustus Kramaton
Charles Coghlan
Mte
Tratchell
Dan
al Chirthy
Curl
Binwelf
Dor
Hood
McCarthy
Dibar
Pathe
Sonnzel
Hiv
Vetiban
John Neat Vandelaar
Kay
Owen
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LI Lutas
Nope
Tate
Mreve Hy
Kaye Pinto
Mani
Deleet
Psn
Daluistinia
Behioh
Miguel Craagh
Stania Heey Iit
CLA
Cy Prien
Pire
Perenog iv
Bey
Eogdtime
Annie Boy
Herter
Kbit
Evan
Arbour
Eileen Apt
Utah
Beth
Dania
Alatacepuuy
Chota
Wan Seutt
Mer Owen
Daanes Byrne
John Hopnee
Cers Boyy
le Duberia
DLS Wateres
Rene
Ridiptie
Breatas
Beters
Grennr
Sitanv
National
Bbuety
Pep
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