Insurrection Act in Limerick and Clare examined in parliament
Testimony by Viscount Paum and Francis Uaeckburne before the committee details the state of insurrection in Limerick and Clare in 1823, the Act’s preventive impact, and the police magistracy, with note of Glanisheep and other outrages. It covers premeditation, targets of attacks, and governance measures to sustain peace. The inquiry cites ejections, tenant disputes, and Palatine villages as context.
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Limerick
Clare
Toimerick
Rsona
Hele Dheenio
Cuttt
Yra
Glanisheep
Cork
Cork -Elde
Alt Balliallinan
Dante
Peri
Connello
Shannagoldan
Kildimo
Nanto
Clanwilliam
Coona
Owneyley
Stmall
Kenney
Pubble Brien
Transquilty
Talla
Clondaralaw
Charleville
Germany
Ireland
Adair
Palatine
Sols
Gianasheen
Serjeant Lefroy
Reilly
Kerry
la Tame
Fran
King's House
King's
Keilly
Puniahing King
Puniahing Keilly
Ming
Keilly Backarousy
Ray bin
Tiw
Kielly
Waza
Pey
Boueti
Tringuil
Wal
Sham
Palice
Magistrates debate during insurrection era data and agrarian concerns
Fragmentary remarks discuss the operation of a wartime act affecting farmers and local communities. Magistrates acknowledge some immunity from rent during disturbances while noting varied sentiments among residents. Cases cited include a landed farmer shielding suspects and threats amid uprisings, reflecting tensions between authorities and rural inhabitants.
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Dj Sone
Anxiopa
Ita Ng
Linerot
Soner
Agricultural Report for May N Ireland
Agricultural report notes limited pledges of novelty for the period with late Hoods causing damage in some areas and unfulfilled expectations for early month crops. Bloom on fruit trees is ample but may suffer from late May chill. potatoes being planted, wheat at a critical phase, cabbage culture reviving in central and eastern districts, wool brisk and bark price not yet set.
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Britain
Scotland
Midland
Death of a dwarf girl and eccentric tale of Gretna marriage
Reports recall the sudden death of the famed dwarf girl Mise Crachami born Palermo Sicily seen in England after late summer tours in Oxford Birmingham Liverpool and London. The item also recounts a fanciful Gretna marriage plot leading to a carriage escape with a pursed pursuit by relatives. Also notes comedian Mr Berry obituary and bread price notices.
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Mise Crachami
Palermo
Sicily
Duchess of
Parma
England
Oxford
Birmingham
Liverpool
London
Gremert
Naga
Gretna
Lang
Carlisle
Gretmere
Penrith
George Inn
Oo“ Berry
Drury Lane
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Paum Justes
Francis Uaeckburne