The Present in Treland and Essays on Social State
A dense review of Ireland’s condition, land tenure, and social ills. The piece discusses absenteeism, moral and political causes of poverty, and the state of education and religion, with critiques of English law and calls for reform in penal justice and prison discipline. It notes how Ireland’s peasantry subsists, the impact of taxation, and argues for balanced reforms aligned with natural rights and public order.
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London
Jenifer
England
Scotland
Waiea
Ireland
Irgland
Tie
Aketeli
Pier
Dret
Tangirage
Europe
Arta
Nerey
Areload
Treland
Mascarat
Barbariem
Pale
Elizabeth
Ahanes
Dewar
Wakeeld
Newenham
Educa
George Petrie
Aehlin
Tikay
Lance
Muukessown Castle
Harrack
Quenn
Brigger
Acen
Dhe
Dulkey
Ath
Pour Courta
Redmond Bridge
Bearth
Carlow
Tallagh
Ilsesey
Cardow-Caatle
Canny
Dublin
Reforms and Cruel Punishments in Early English Law
A discussion on historical harsh penalties under Henry VI era, detailing executions and gruesome punishments for heresy, witchcraft, treason, and other crimes. It cites examples from State Trials and notes the evolution of executions from burning to beheading and drawing, with references to notable figures and acts.
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Theymblic
Sacha
Bicheyo
Henry VI
Higa Fanetiana
Cobe Vegadre i Jac
Evrwateanth Cemtarz
Pereoe
Jobe Bailar
Ean
Jahm Parvet
Henry Garnel
Busby
Mesbel
al Sidney
Daniel Demaree
Cu Tate
Catherine Howard
Counwes
Salisbury
Jane
Henry VII
Jane Gray
Mary
James IR
Alice Lisle
Hong
Justicen
Beitich
Feriel
Bank of
Ruginnl
Ruece
Prison discipline and moral reform in criminal justice
A critique of punishment aims to prevent crime and reform offenders, arguing for strict prison classification, frequent gaol deliveries, and post-release support to prevent relapse. Emphasizes the need for humane, religiously influenced reform and a robust system beyond mere code revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Friends of Tote
Tony
Improvements in Prisons Letter to Duslin Journal
A reader argues for prison reforms in the county gaol highlighting regular work and education. A schoolmaster’s program improved reading writing and accounts. prisoners with funds purchased materials while clergy and inspectors supported the effort. The note urges economy in furniture and calls for moral and religious benefits to motivate reform.
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Duslin
Sin
Bai Oes
Grand Juriey
Eaniskilien
Tam
Ecclesiastical Intelligence and Church Appointments
The Rev Doctor Davenport seeks the Living of Ardartan in Part Diocese, possibly resigning his Astronomy professorship in Armagh. Reports on county and city gaols and a North Western Bar sub committee inspecting prisons. Init Society aims to spread religious moral education in Gaelic through primers, spelling, Proverbs, St Luke, and a forthcoming New Testament edition.
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C. F. du la Barge
Paria
M. Lecomte Chaptal
Mailaister
Weqiver
Royal Academy of Sciences
Legion of Howoer
J. Michael
Houses of Plantagenet
Mune
Doctor Davenport
C.D. Inns
Ardatran
G. Fitsgerald
Gitat Trinity College
Armagh
Associatron Vor
London
Haymaking methods in Ireland described with tools and labor
The article outlines traditional haymaking in Ireland, detailing day by day processes from tedding to stacking, including worker roles and hours. It highlights machinery like a circular spike device to aerate hay and a “Sweep” machine by John Middleton, noting their efficiency and applicability to late or uncertain weather. It also mentions Irish adoption among Middlesex farmers and references English-Irish agricultural exchange.
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Ruth Mitte
England
Middlesex
Aradd
Hay
Ireland
John Middleton
the Society of Arts
Banking and college notes mix with Moorish war reports
The piece reports Edinburgh Aberdeen Montrose and Dundee banks paying bills on London with options at one day sight and ten or fifteen days terms, plus a Dublin College entrance prize update. A Gibraltar letter notes the Moroccan emperor marching on tribes, a subdued Gibraltar trade scene, and a London weekly magazine critique.
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Banxine
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Montrose
Dundee
London
Dublin College
Sam
John M‘clean
Belfast
Gibraltar
Morocco
Puxuy
Publicstioe
Neil Syetin
Deaths and notices from Dublin merchant house 1818
Abstract lists deaths and obituaries from Middlelves, Bengal connections, and several Irish localities. It records ages and kin, naval and military figures, and society names, followed by a returns abstract on corn prices, imports, and agricultural produce. Also notes postal envelope for last six papers and subscription rates.
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Dublin
Harley
Bere
Pais
Jaez
Isas
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Charles C. Western
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