Disputed loyalty clash over religious freedom at meeting
A public gathering debated religious liberty and resistance to coercion, stressing justice, liberty, and truth. Speakers urged unity without invective, renouncing political compromise while affirming universal religious freedom and rational liberty. The meeting ended after a vote and thanks to the Duke of Norfolk.
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Europe
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Duke of Norfolk
Insurgent violence and trials in Clare and Mayo regions
Report from Limarick Chronicle notes a Sunday assault on John Clurley’s family at Kilcole nan near Shanagolden, threats to seize lands, and a fatal stabbing at Glenogra fair. Trials at Nunach address insurrection acts with Cornelius and Patrick M Donnell and others acquitted amid crowd pressure. police and magistrates face regional unrest in Tyrone and Killala, with inquiries into related riots and a French constitutionalist episode.
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Cornelius
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J. Gleeson
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Cashel
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Ryan
Cork
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Killala
J Knox
Castlerea
Knox
Arony
Tyranly
Paris Tapers Report Invasion Moves Across Spain
The Paris dispatches relate Mina’s forces attacking Vich with about 4000 men while 800 defenders held the frontier, the French and Spanish repulsing them with heavy losses. Telegraphs from Madrid detail clashes near Talavera de la Reyna as Antsnats troops faced French units after the Duke of Ancona’s Madrid entry. Proclamations by the Duke and reactions of Spanish leaders color the Madrid crisis as French influence grows.
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Europe
Holy Alliance
Reagan
Justice Anay
London Tuesday Eventing Market Feels Aftershocks of Rate Move
The London market day saw activity dull after the Bank of England cut, with many dealers limiting purchases to reduced quotations. Banks and other lenders adjusted pricing amid cautious demand, while traders prepared for potential cash scarcity and kept a wary eye on the rest of the quarter.
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London
Busiess
Thorn
State of the Country on Southern Outrages and Tithes
A review questions whether recent calm in the south stems from a return of duty or shortened nights. It asks if rents and tithes are paid, if landlords and clergy have ceased demands, and whether violence subsides or merely hides. It cautions against yielding claims to rioters and urges private contracts under law.
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Agricultural Distress and Parliament Debates Fading
The text recalls Sir Thomas Le Tupais and others arguing on Agricultural Distress, with forecasts of low prices and overproduction. It notes the collapse of distress petitions, a shift by agricultural associations to work with Parliament, and the eventual temporary relief alleviating farmers' fears as the debates and motions were postponed or withdrawn.
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Fragmented OCR Silent Names and Scrambled Phrases
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names, places, and terms without clear events. It names Cory, HOU, Mis, Pay, tableiloe, and other broken fragments, but no coherent action or identifiable story emerges.
Linen trade prospects urged for Dublin linen makers
Galway and Jones report a Dublin linen house sends a strong plea to landlords and local business leaders to boost industry. The letter stresses improving yarn fineness, spinning flax to finer counts, and extending markets abroad, noting current unemployment and South American demand for fine linen.
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Dublin police revenue court reforms discussed in depth
The Dublin police revenue case framework is set for major changes. The government considers abolishing the courts of excise and customs and replacing them with magistracy led revenue trials. A court of appeal may be replaced to streamline appeals, aiming for shorter, cheaper trials and reduced delays in revenue matters.
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Naylor
The Rise and Health of His Majesty Amid Windsor Plans
The account confirms his majesty’s gout-limited illness with no fever or erysipelas. Recovery allows a Windsor departure on Monday if no relapse occurs, for residence during Ascot races, amid broader notes on literature and local affairs.
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