Harsh Weather Impacts Pasture and Market Prices
The article notes late harsh dry weather affecting pasture and cattle, with price increases for feed and hay. It mentions improved demand for pastures and stock, a trend toward higher prices since May, and farmers adjusting pricing as weather affects supply and sales prospects.
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Beagiasne
Linncors Darvas
Harley
Stan
Shang
Rae
Mayo
Bern
Libel case in Ireland court trials over Catholic clergy and press
In a Dublin court the Crown pursued libel against Evening Mail editors over remarks on Catholic clergy and excommunication. Lawyers debated whether a public body may seek information for a libel and the judge deferred judgment. Across notes, local fairs, an inquest into a dead infant near Portaferry, a Belfasts theft, and wine and spirits consumption in Dublin are reported.
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King's Bench
Tnformation
Alo Connie Agoaiet
Shamt
Wo Glynn
Fis Mich Cowper
Ty Daniel O'Conne
Nyn
Evening Mail
William Cooper
Willian Cooper
South
Lounhoe
Trish
Arenes
Bapyaliy
Hienes
Conmon
Ireland
O'Connell
Kerry
Mr Johnston
Wallan Cooper
Gourn
Johnston
eCornell
Val Oformatin
Pergewitz and
Siterson
Densy
Durham
Petliah
Adhelavie
Vidal
Elery
Dartiach
Lowe
Parblistiers
Apel
Dori
Hin
Momater
Persof Pte
Giants Causeway
Dingle Bay
Pha
Sr Wadaseer
Poimtardine
Cooper
Peenacaetes
Perlis
Wallsee
Thrower
Tapten
Aiak
Killough
Lecale
Portaferry
Newtownards
Haly
Belfast
Lusxpox Data Kina
Nesbitt
Stephen's-green
Weby
Theoburgh Cardens
Hewie
Irish House of Lords and Commons debate on petitions and finance
Parliament examined petitions from Irish interests opposing certain measures and discussed the Treland grand jury presentments, joint tenancies, and currency policy. Key speakers urged delay or repeal, with amendments on taxation, salaries, and legal reforms, amid adjournments and procedural motions.
Reform bill debate on clerks of the peace salaries and vested rights
In the Lords the bill to fix clerks of the peace salaries is debated with amendments. Proponents argue for inquiry into vested rights and hearing evidence before passing. Opponents warn of penalties and urge delaying until parties can be heard, while supporting reform in principle. The discussion includes dissenters marriage bill opposition and grand jury reform petitions.
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Brorcian
Trehoed
Treland
Sip
Tloskis
Baten
Moore
Flaskisson
W Westeaux
Peel
Marquis of Trewerer
A. Baxinxe
Canning
Brovenan
J. Macytoso
Pere
Trelanrd
Heme
Ireland
Hegre
Danouhinore
Shearguis of
Lansdown
Earl of Lisebeck
Lord Jowtes
Earl of Gastory
Marquis of Lanxsnown
Lown Cnancerton
Lord RepespaLle
Marquis of Laxsnowy
Earl of Donoughmore
Marriauf
Marquis of Laxsnows
Lord Liverroot
Calvenseny
Wonersinn
Ynglin Roman Patio
Paris Itone
Lendir
Lund Neues
Monk
Matwinavane
Sthake
Preland
Hirk
Kuygland
Luke
Ulltte Law
Bert
Tse
Lebel F Roman
M.A. Tayion
Guilies
Lecly Howe
Catholica
Prinmaar
Noth
Nugent
Dia
Mata Yey
Th. G. Benner
Greg
M. A. Taylor
Sataty Y Riary
M. A. Tayton
Himan
J.T Gaayt
Scotland
Paul Obe
A. Taytua
Ita
J. Mackisrosn
Knaresborough
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