31 Jan 1823
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 31, 1823
Page
1
A Dublin style assembly convened in County Cork to discuss threats to loyalty and public order. Speakers defended constitutional government, urged calm, and called for unity, with Lord Wellesley and the Lord Lieutenant cited as key figures guiding the response.
A midweek county gathering at the court house to pursue measures addressing agricultural distress. Resolutions urged river navigation improvements for merchants, pressed reform of tithes, and targeted relief funding while naming local leaders and MPs to push parliament for action.
The event presents Mr Owen at the Court House in Innis outlining a new social plan to reform humanity. He argues education and virtue rise through his method, claiming children could surpass typical early schooling by age ten, while insisting all scriptures hold equal authority for truth.
A chaotic record of creditors and insolvent Tasolvent witnesses in a Church Street matter before the commissioners. Names include Thorns Ladley, Mr Greene, Mr Finlay, Mr Riglay, and Mr Mgan. notes discuss changing bank notes, alleged transfers, and a network around Murtagh, Stapleton, and Robertson. Proceedings reference security, bail, and debts, with a January date and a long examined sequence of transactions.
On a motion seconded, John Scott Vandelour suggested Mr Owen might explain the system he wished to introduce, especially in the agricultural department, which he felt would greatly please the meeting. Mr Owen read and assented to some ingenious calculations on the expenditure and profits from agricultural produce, which the meeting approved highly.
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