Compromise on Tithes Bill Divides Irish House Debate
The Irish House debated compensation for clergy tithes, arguing over valuation methods and the lord lieutenant's power. Opponents warned the clause would grant extreme clerical rights, while supporters urged gradual reform and a broader land survey to guide future settlements. The session adjourned with progress reported and plans to resume Tuesday.
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Banay
Rice
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Howe
Wuld
Govisuen
W. Barnes
Court of Equity
W. Fitzcenary
Krilian
Gouverus
Goursuin
King in good health and Windsor visit planned
The king remains in perfect health and plans a Windsor cottage visit after leaving Carlton House between five and six o'clock Saturday with his household. The London Gazette prints a proclamation enforcing the Foreign Enlistment Act of 1819, barring Britons from enlisting or arming for foreign belligerents without the king's license.
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London
Windsor
Ascot
Carlton Palace
London Gazette
Debating club inflames sectarian tensions in Ireland
The piece warns that violent factionalism grows from unjust suspicions and falsehoods. It cites alleged speeches by Mr O Goumas and rumors of plots against Catholics and Orangemen, urging restraint and noting risk of real violence spreading from Dublin and surrounding countryside.
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O’goumas
Orangemen
O ° Goxmas
Athoo No Min Coud
Orangement
Albatic
Therm
Cowley
Dublin
Canses
Improvement of the Condition of the Pears of Ireland
Report of the Committee of the Society for improving the condition and encourage the peasantry of Ireland. Funds are limited to a final sum, last year’s stock and receipts totaling 0.845, disbursements used for small premiums to promote cleanliness and useful industry among peasants under parochial supervision.
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Treland
Urih
Association aims to improve laboring poor habits in Ireland
The society offers small premiums from low shillings to a pound to reward cleanliness and orderly living. Grants of £30 were given to three parishes last year, with more aid possible where a management committee is formed. The plan includes household chores, gardening, needle-work for girls, and farming tasks for boys, with pigs and poultry banned from homes. Whitewashing and airing beds are advised, along with diverse vegetables, fruit trees, and even bees for subsistence. The piece contrasts these benevolent efforts with factional violence and sectarian epithets that impede progress.
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Friends of the Society
Ita
England
Ireland
Papirte
Military Promotions From War Office June 7 Army List
Promotions across regiments include lieutenants captains and ensigns in the Dragoon Guards and Light Dragoons with names such as Westerna Chamer Bowen Chalmers F Dunne and others. Surgeons R C Walker French and French in the 34th and 151st dittos receive rank advances while ensigns and lieutenants shift within the Guards the 6th and 18th dragoons and royal veteran battalions. Hospital staff promotions list Hospital Starr hospital assistant Walsh and Brown to duties with the forces.
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Westerna
Clarke
Chamer
Power
Cornet Bowen
Chalmers F. Dunne
Cornet
Bowen- Sd Regt
R.C. Walker
French
Coldstream Rept
Foot Guards
BE. P. Wigram
View Serjeantson
Font
Machean
Lient
G. Carnie
Ditta
Crawford
Kent
Knyrett
Forbes
Zu Ditto
A. Danbar
Ogle
J. F. Mills
V. Majendie
Harrison
V. Monro
Ditte
M. D
V. Allaridyce
E. St. Nany
Timson
V. St Maur
Ditto
Love
V. Monins
Mayes
J. Fothergill
Royal Veteran Battallion
Pilkington
Collins
Starr
Walsh
Forces
Simeons
Brown
J. Hawkins
Births Marriages and Deaths Record Ruptured List
Births and marriages notice with numerous Irish names and titles. Daughters and sons listed for Mrs Judge Cork-hill, Mrs Reynolds Royal Navy, Mrs Fitzgerald 87th regiment, Consul-general Green at Limerick, and others. Obituaries note deaths in Cork Bail Seaforde Phibsborough Langford Row and Long list of military and civil figures with dates and locations across Dublin, Cork, and nearby towns.
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P. Judge
Cork-hill
Thomas-Street
James Reynolds
Royal Navy
Limerick
Hf. Fitzgerald
87Th Regiment
Zante
Philip James Green
the Moren
W. Anderson
Russell-square
London
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Manchester
Captain Wallace
King’s Dragoon-Guards
Hugh O'Reilly
New Grove
County Meath
Vale Hoyal
Lord Delamere
Manaren Hugh Kenny
Grand Canal Harbour
Miss Ileney
Great Britain-street
Cork
Samuel Bennett
Bennett's Bras
Maria, Daugher
J. Reeves
Seafore Church
Co. Down
D. H. Maunsell
Merrion Square
Dublin
Louisa
Z. Richardson
Mount Panther
Willian Chas. Duncan
Teamans
Vrs Crosvin
Blackpool
Ielig'stown
James
Jen Goth
Earlo of
Courtoun
Dest Comn-Excuasce, Joer Vi) -Our sup Pere re ere octave tina ety
The readable fragments describe a crowded scene with names and places, mentioning individuals such as Peeters and Perron, and hinting at a meeting or event with themes of preparation, timing, and possible delays. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but imply a social or organizational gathering.
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Tag Peeters
Silk Trade and Silk Looms in England and Ireland
The Silk Manufacture in England is vital yet hampered by France and Italy as raw silk windfalls grow scarce. Treland and its artisans suffer from capital shortages and limited exports. Local silk looms support many families amid hardship, and rising summer fairs may boost demand if women of fashion dress in silk products, aiding relief.
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England
France
Italy
Treland
Bellowstown
Unfortunate Proceedings In Tipperary County Court
A coroner's inquest in Tipperary recounts the death of James Dovee after a Tuesday incident on the Clanmel road. Witnesses describe provocation and a policeman firing a shot that killed Dovee. the jury heard testimony from locals including Mr Sadlier and Mr Seally as the coroner documented the events and statements from witnesses.
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Hichard Sadler
Scalaloen
Csyrs
Sadlier
Scalaheen
Jas,seally
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Cheasan
MeSadlier
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Ani
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Lhouse
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Cate
Agate Wick
Saleen
Mer
Sauly
Descenaden
Ita Woods
Angie Oise
Bateetick Fur Taspectiert
Che Camoustec Sy and
Athiers
Ated
Puppeset Bas
Vane
Eoueisies
Danaettekoon
Bats
Isa Welleroti
Artarce
Adele Cave
Cnn
Foutael
Peter Tran
Peter Hel
Iba
Auction notice in Dublin courts adjourned to June sale
Dudley Prxsey executor of John Muay and others defendants proceed to sale of property in North Gloucester street Dublin. On May 19 at 7 pm in chambers the highest bidder may take three year terms for premises in Stephen Pobin Butcher's possession. Adjourned to June 9 at same time and place. May 20 1823.
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Tha Iitigs
Dudley [Prxsey
John Muay
Gloucester-street
Dublin
Stephen Pobin Butcher
Thomas Ball
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