Irish Peasant Improvement Society Debate on Reform Plan
A historical Irish meeting discusses a proposed reform program for rural poor including crop diversification, drainage, flax and linen work, and better housing. Lords and MPs weigh the impact of Flemish colonists, hemp cultivation, and native industry while outlining duties for families and the governance of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland
Cegular
Newmarkes
Castle Matener
Cork
Eas
Peter Ts
Elena
Scotland
Ireland
Lonl Louton
Roscommon
Mirenecs
Buaxe
Galeay
Lord Loaton
Rivwaay Wednestyy
M.P
Galway
Holand
Flanders
Lord Lonrton
Erich
Wellesley W
Lioutine
Lord Gostoin
Cavnur
Haytian
Nisa
Holland
Olwnddal
Leland
Spanish Independence Meeting At Crown and Anchor
A large committee gathering at the Crown and Anchor discussed forming a public meeting to raise subscriptions aiding Spaniards seeking liberty. Notables present included Lurid Es kine Morgusson Stanhope Hobhorne Fries Mackintosh and others. The plan called for a Monday public meeting at the Bemlon Pastern to consider subscriptions and aid for Spanish independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turaday
Crown and Anchor Towin
Lurid Eskine
Morgusson
Stanhope
Hung
Johnston
Hobhorne
Fries Mackintosh
Me Grant
Ma Cooper
Davies
Thun- Ting
Ke Taylor
Laswrax
Great Britain
Dor
Symi
England
Robert Wilsor
Maderiel
Ethan
Wuell Hines
Sol A Goumittee
Alan Selieds
Seven Dragoon Guards Leave Glasgow for Ireland
In the Peninsula campaign the 7th Dragoon Guards depart Glasgow barracks for Ireland. The first division conducted themselves with honor during residence and earned public praise. A successor unit from the Pallant Greys is presently en route from Fortar Compe, with a full contingent to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinduroi
Feekineat
Coulut
Minongetux
7Th Dragoon Guards
Cilasgow
Ireland
Wegeadrou
Dhe Pallant Greys
Fortar
Spanish Crisis Letter Urges Unity and Constitutional Reform
A long correspondence asks Count Monthio to aid Spain amid civil strife. It pleads for the sovereign to abandon the 1812 constitution, unite generals, and form a liberal, inclusive government to restore order, peace, and the dignity of the throne with amnesty and broad support. Madrid, May 15, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montiga
Jehan
Trimyt
Hanaparte
Hilfberet Gadey
Firensa
Aranjuez
Spain
Europe
Bonaparte
Amis
Soeondly
Madril
Seville
Mateaty
Count de c’Aurspal
Madrid
Fragmented Proclamation on Spain War and Civil Authority
A damaged passage records a government official describing Spain’s war context, internal dissent, and a call to uphold the constitution of the year 141. It references private ambition, unlawful interference, and the need for obedience to lawful authority amid tensions and calls for national unity.
An account of Catherine Hayes and brutal 1726 murder
The entry recounts the Catherine Hayes murder case of 1726 with Mrs Hayes conspiring with Billings and Wood to kill Mr Hayes. It describes the boggling execution, the head in a bucket, disposal to the Thames, and the gruesome punishment ordered at her trial in a stark, period-voice tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retroxractice Review
Mountain
Wood
Billings
Hayes
Thames
Billinga
St. Margaret’s
Hayve
Mayes
Catherine Hayes
Hillings
Lowe
Brutal assault and multiple arrests in Kilbridge case
A violent home invasion near Kilbridge led to the arrest of Andrew Devitt James Kilbride and William Kilbride, accused of assaulting Edward M Keon and forcing entry to his farm. Hannah M Keon, wife of John Keon, identified Kilbride as the assailant who violated her, with Willian Kilbride present. The victims described threats, beatings, and abduction during the raid, with police detaining the trio after a pre-dawn confrontation at the M Keon residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
James
William
Kilmainham
Enauin
John Miren
Farmensak
Nura
Havi
Andesbride
Kilbride
Hannah M md
John M‘keon
Flanagan
van Hou
Laggard
Saggard
Rin SR Keon
Andrew Devitt
Devitt
Wong
Bridget M‘keon
Eadward M'Keon
Bridget M Keon
Hig
John M‘ Eon
Bridget
E Devitt
Edward M'Keon
John
M'Keon
M' Keon
Don
James Kilbride
M‘keon
Quin
Hannah M‘ Keon
Willian Kilbride
Iba
Ballylongford Fire Plot and Insurrection Trials
The Ballylongford town yeomanry seized seven guns seven pistols three bayonets and two ammunition from a group from Ballyduff planning to carry out decrees and burn properties. Roger Harty and Patrick Harty were jailed for attempting arson at Catherine Murray’s home. Cornelius Croak and William Croak were jailed for bringing a kettle to Patrick Ahern’s house with intent to burn it and firing a pistol at him. Monday at sessions under the insurrection act in Brutipthi county, Dillane and Dusutun received transportation sentences. others were jailed or postponed. The county magistrates warned about surveillance after sunset and ordered publicans to revoke licenses for failing to enforce the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimerick Chronicle
Roger Harty
Patrick Harty
Sir Consadine
Catherine Murray
Captain Rock
Ballylongford
Leslie
Ballyduff
Cornelius Croak
William Croak
Furlong
Patrick Ahern
Nextle
Ahern
Copnty Simprick
Wucee
Blackburne
Holland
Brutipthi
Thomas Dillane
Ana
JoAnn Dusutun
Artis
Sen
Will Sraith
Timothy Enright
Dillane
Gale
Ant
Perser
Cserpeit Torrens
Aken
City Magistralas
Packing Jurers and Judicial Corruption in Dublin
A Dublin newspaper letter argues that packed juries corrupt justice and a single judge under influence can harm the innocent. It condemns jury packing, cites Sheriff Thorpe, and urges reforms in election committees to curb graft, calling for measures to restrain jack-in-the-govenment power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vliane
Sen
Tookey
Pamiat
Thorpe
House of camTnon
Dubluy
Jackin
Uber
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Lompon Soc
Wrere
Nisaia
Ats
Choavarty
Risky
Wuoannastry
Abe
Sr Nimino
Lord Lorton
Charles Doyle
W. R.trant
Monthio
D'Abisbal
Asliver
Iyabisbat
Theanny
Cacordar
Boveitent
Thik Neal
Owen
Eoubiet
Henry
Ceral
Panust
Reece Yonich
Annals OF Newgate London
Benjamin Bloon
Sweden
Leith
Leith Fort
Trop
Obimich Cate
Packing Jurers
Dublin
Raatastreet
Corser
Esord Street
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