Education as a path to employment and virtue in Ireland
The speaker argues for universal education in Ireland to combat idleness and vice, claiming education can substitute for manufacturing employment where unavailable. He cites England and Holland as examples of productive schooling and urges adoption of the Report's recommendations to extend education while preserving religious instruction. He moves the first resolution in hopes of spreading the Society's educational principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation Hay
Scotland
Ireland
L.trustis
England
Holland
Acteo
Switzerland
Moore
Christiana
Berkshire County Meeting Over Habeas Corpus Suspension
A Berkshire County meeting at Reading hall gathered freeholders, gentry, and clergy to petition Parliament against continuing the habeas corpus suspension. Sheriff Stone chaired as letters from Neville and Dundas apologized for absence but opposed further suspension. Viscount Folkstone led petitions read by Goodlake, quickly agreed to by a large crowd, with thanks given and dissolution follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Stone
Richard Neville
Charles Dundas
House of Commons
Viscount Folkstone
Thomas Goodlake
Distress and Food Prices Across Ireland and Kilkenny Market
The Chronicle reports widespread concern over the cost and availability of meat and potatoes as prices rise and farming struggles continue. Ireland sees new potato crops entering markets, with prices fluctuating but signals of relief from activities in Belfast and Kilkenny markets. The City of Waterford notes calm conditions and efforts to secure oat and potato supply, while Clare faces disturbed events leading to an extraordinary Session of the Peace. American flour shipments arrive to ease shortages, with Liverpool and Dublin arrivals supporting supply stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errekey
Tyne
Ireland
Bulla
County
Mayo
Queen's County
Ballinakill
Belfast
Waterford
Old Exchange
Preagnt
Cashawag
Eywis
Thomas Crowe
Jonas Studdert
George Williams Stamey
Clare
Kilkenny
Gantry
Harris
Mespra
Hervey, Son
Deases
Maria
Alexandria
Margaret
Sarah
Jalrimore
Ngwux
Juskiv
Soup kitchen helps avert price rise in Dunguspun area
Fragmented OCR describes a public soup kitchen in Dunguspun with active involvement by Murray and local authorities. It notes efforts to aid indigent households, curb price gouging, and support neighborhood families through the charitable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perton
Rewry
Dunguspun
Murrays
Ing Tao, Jaigived
STATE TRIALS AT WESTMINSTER HALL DAY OF HEARING
The morning crowd swelled as prisoners appeared for trial at Westminster Hall. Henry Hunt recounted Spafields meetings, Castle caused disturbances with a flag, and witnesses clashed over credibility. Serjeant Copley summed defenses, Lord Ellenborough ordered suppression of trial publications, and the court adjourned to Monday for verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth
Westminster Hall
Lord Grey
Lord Holland
Jay Milntush
R. Wilson
Bruce
Hutchinson
Henry Hunt
Spafielda
Watson
Merlin's Cave
Hunt
Bouverie-street
Bryant
Muans
Chistlewood
Castle
Mr. Bryant
Spafields
Thistleweart
Watsona
Thistleward
Cagtle
Kim
Wales
Castie
Seome
Spofield
Cheipside
Looper
Ryeson
Watson's
Wm. Bryant
Bryat
James Wright
St. Sepulchre's
Lord Ellenborough
Biginy
Wetherall
Copley
Hayward
Thistlewood
James Lawson
Haywood
John Scott
Morning Advertiser
W. G. Dowling
Waygan
Ar. Steer
V. G. Bowling
Serjeant Copley
King
Lords
Commons
PM Lichfield
Crown
St Jameas Mark
Hydepark Corner
Advances in British Museum access and early industrial notes
The article praises Speaker of the House of Commons for easing public access to the British Museum, noting thousands visited with minimal confusion. It also mentions inventions: a right hive motion machine enabling large wagon movement by hand or steam, plus a Vienna needle-work machine patent. Weather observations describe growing cold effects and glacier advance near Mont Blanc, with Professor Bichel of Geneva attributing recent ice growth since 1815 to volcanic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
House of Commons
Lord Culchester
Trustea
Michines
Vienna
Austria
Mont Blanc
Bichel
Geneva
Fragmentary notice on Lady Morgan and her writings
The article reports the death of Lady Morgan and notes her works such as The Missionary Ida of Athens and The Wild Irish Girl. It mentions fragments about Ireland translated into French and hints at a planned extended publication of her life and writings, with forthcoming reviews and notices in the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irlande
Lady Morpas
Lea
Celles de Vauveuargues
Morgen
Ida
Athens
St. Dominic
Mess Owenson
Monegan
Ireland
Lady Morgan
Lady Moran
Edinburgh Review and the Rise of a Liberal Pulpit
A Dublin arrival reviews a Edinburgh work praised for liberalizing influence and thought provoking content. It highlights articles on foreign policy, politics, and social issues, noting the author is likely a clergyman from Fife. The piece argues the essay’s earnestness, moral aims, and public education mission, while conceding readiness to accept reform varies among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Dublin
Republic of Fertesy
Traly
Recens Alvans
Goeran
Engenl
Anny
Parliamenta Genlosical Society
Wae
Tyler
Me Southey
Fife
Dr. Chase
Scotland
Ds Plin Ag
Humi
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Thomas Wilson
New Ouleans
America
Carcinst Maury
Lome
Re- Haidene
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Whitehaven
David Letouche
Cpackoowbeeva
Arthur Outen
Kay
Joseph Gough
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