Ireland trigonometrical survey urged by committee
A select committee urges immediate vigorous trigonometrical survey of Ireland and asks for an humble Address to the King requesting the Board of Ordnance to take early active measures, with the House to provide expenses. Brighton/Elfin topics and other items follow in a long miscellany.
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Taoiland
Ireland
United Kingdom
Heland
Board of Ordnance
Hame
Ovingdean
Brighton
Kean
Loch Fad
Pennsylvania
Efeicre
Franklin
Chatham
Pasley
Hi ‘Ghardson
Nant
Fasley
Royal Engineers
Medway
Kent Herald
France
Spain
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Lond Byron
Corfu
Goethe
Wanar
Greece
Kim Root
Ward
London
Hytra
Lowa
Iarn2
Erasmus
Basil
Evans's
Canterbur
Mark Sykes
Haland
York
Thorpe
Carterburh
Bloomfield
Wildlowers
Mid Lothian
Shevider
W. Johas
Orthiow
Ronentack
Roberwon
Charles the Fifth
Wright
Maldetone
Tunbridge
Rowino
Wealwich
Woolwich
Richmond-bridge
Landswen
Brack
Dwight
New England
Samuel Pownall
New Gridge-lane
Hollina
Lancashire Bridge
Morsry
Stockport
Carlton Palace
Windsor
Duke of York
Brighton Herald
Lacombe
Jan
Marie Dielange
Tuppen
Society for Improving the Irish Peasantry Anniversary
The Society for Improving the Condition of the Irish Peasantry held its anniversary at Willig's Rooms. J Smith presided with Sir J Doyle and Mr Richard Wellerley among supporters. Lord Dunaly, M Fitzgerald, Mrs Rice and Mrs Grattan attended. The secretary presented the constitutional report and an appendix showing the charitable loan system aiding peasants. many loans funded small funds, enabling work and industry, with high repayment praise.
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Willig’s
Jewson Mercun
J. Smith
Jg. M. P
J. Doyle
Richard Wellerley
Ireland
Lord Dunaly
M. Fitzgerald
Rice
Grattan
Joan
Infant Schools meet to discuss early childhood education
A large gathering at Freemasons Hall debated forming infant schools for children under six. Leaders including the Marquis of Lansdown and Mr Wilberforce supported early education to prevent street vice, with committees and subscriptions organized to establish schools in Westminster and Spitalfields. The meeting endorsed three resolutions and outlined ongoing fundraising.
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Marquis of Lansdown
Lord Calthorpe
Marquis of
Downshire
Wilberforce
Lunhington
J. Mackintosh
Brougham
Owen
Lanark
Westminster
Spitalfieldy
Himelf
John Smith
Haq. M. P
Perank
Porsons
Genilman
Doctor Thorpe
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