State of Ireland Disturbances and Government Measures
The report outlines extended disturbances in several counties in 1815 with attacks on houses by armed groups, arrests, and suspected informants. It notes the Insurrection Act use in Tippgrary Limerick Westmeath Clare and Meath, plus police and military efforts, and reports improved tranquility in some districts while urging continued enforcement until all regions stabilize. It also comments on evidence collection difficulties due to intimidation and the protection provided to key witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmeath
Roscommons
Bonaparte
Divisia
Eras O Trish
Solieitigeckendt
Midal i
Septsier
Tippgrary
Rick
Meath
Clare
Tipperary
Nora
Hagard
Meni
Thei Ic
Damin
Renee Eader
Cashel
Tath
Nies
Ireland
King’s County
Limerick
Privy Council
Gra
Dublin
Dublin Diocese Annual Visitation At St Patrick’s Cathedral
The Annual visitation of the Diocese of Dublin was held Thursday and Friday last by the Archbishop of Cashel at St Patrick’s Cathedral. An impressive sermon on ministerial circumstances of the time was delivered by Rev Archdeacon Saurin, justifying his selection to a station of importance and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faramoy
Wittever
Anderson
Ireland
L’o
Jess
Lis
Sen
Hem Heath
Staffordshire
Rewbottom
Bedston
Bedson
Taowbottom
Antrim
Carrickfurgus
Daly
Diocese of
Dublin
Cashel
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Saurin
St. George’s Church
Leslie Waller
Tat Light Infantry
Iswan Wailer
St. John's Cathedral
Calcutta
Matthews
Eat Iadia Company
Mite Trockler
Edinburgh
Charles Lane
Thomas Lane
Grange
Dayton
Essex
Francie Catharine
Bishop Funchord
Colonel Thurpsdt
Mita Lecky
Alderman Wm, Lecky
Derry
Glyn Darne
Mies Jane Stevenson
James Stevenson
Belfast
Rusky
Couinty Monaghan
Margaret Coming
Jamen Cuning
Ahogshill
County Antrim
New Abey
Kildare
Robert Steveton
Toulon
Corsica
Holland
Istes
St. Lucia
Mondant
Alan
Horse racing plate and fishery notes in a busy market page
The page records a subscription plate for a horse race at Stoddart with weights and classes, a Colville stake event, and a handicap purse. It reports a surge in herring fishing, catches on Thursday and Friday, and lists births marriages and deaths with several regional names.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. O'Callaghan
Evening Post
Holyhead
Carlisle
Preston
Earl of Westmoreland
Lord Sidmouth
Besborough
Lady Grey
Countess Grey
Elizabeth Whitbread
Cork
Hall
Serjeant
Copley
Stoddart
Seutantt Copley
Valenciennes
Colville
Charles Colville
A. Barnard
C. F
Smitth
Sotiety
Whitehaven
Nea
Rho
Acon
Guernsey
T. Kennedy Ebay
John Sixclair
DART
Teobel Walker
Peter Garden
Desmond
Sara. Bovin
John Bovin
Othe
Pring
Ose
Ucmer
Dublin Journal
Parliament
Dubln