Government aims to boost Irish harbors and roads investment
A political argument advocates heavy Irish infrastructure spending to raise production and revenue. It cites 50,000 pounds allocated for similar works, argues much money returns to the Exchequer via duties, and claims ten years of productive public works would double revenue while improving national comfort. The piece urges prudent government policy linking public works to wealth and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Uthey Conlr
Orangeism in Dublin Loyalty and Political Tone
A dated notice from the Grand Lodge of Dublin urges brethren to avoid party displays on July 1st, especially in marking college green decorations. It praises a shift toward a sober Orange Association and expresses hope for conciliatory gestures from opposing groups amid debates on Orangeman influence and public opinion in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lodge
Dublin
Orange Association
Fugland
Orange Dominion
Fistwland
Govermant
Orangemen
Catholic Association editable note on meetings and loyalty
The Catholic Association signals it will suspend meetings to avoid public friction, praising Mr O Connell and Sir Richard, while urging discretion from influential figures. It urges pacific steps at Capel Street and warns against panic over violence in Ireland. The text also reports the King’s improving health and upcoming naval movements, plus a scene at Enniscorthy. A separate Carlow accident leaves a man crushed after falling into a pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Conxue
Capel-street
Rnett
Swimming and Bathing as a National Education Need
A short article argues for regular teaching of swimming in national education. It cites Dr Fuaxncin in London testing pupil instructors on the Thames and notes swimming saves lives, aids soldiers, and benefits health. Dublin’s sea proximity and baths offer safe learning, and a new expert swimmer could open a school attracting many pupils for utility and novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuaxncin
London
Leane
Thames
Emixton
Dublin
Liffey
Insurrection Act Proclaimed in Kildare County Court
In Kil dare special sessions on Toney the 19th and 20th, the insurrection act took effect in proclaimed baronies. George Bennett KC, with John Schoals, opened the crown court at Naas, urging magistrates to file informations and prepare for July trials. Bennett urged peace and cautioned the lower classes while England watches and supports relief. The session adjourned to July 7.
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Toney
Kildare
George Bennett
King’s Counsel
John Schoals
Ponsonby Moore
Ral Latouche
W.p. Arthur Henry
Michael Aylmer
William Henry Carter
John J. Pomeroy
Ayre Powell
John Baggett
John Aylner
George Vesey
Esgyrs
Willian Bourne
John Cramer Roberta
John Pim
Peter Wolfe
J.D Nesbit
Bryan Molloy
James Tandy
John Connor
Thomas Cannon
Rich Dease
Frederick Homan
Kaqra
Crown Court
Naas
Mr Bennett
Bennett
England
Orange Society Urges Calm Amid Boyne Day Tension
At a June 28 1828 meeting of the Grand District Orange Tadge of Dublin delegates debated public sentiment before the Boyne anniversary. The group urged Orangemen to avoid any public celebration of King William statues and stressed loyalty to the crown and authorities while repudiating sectarian incitement.
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Orange Tadge
Dublin
Orange Association
Boyne
King William
College-green
Buarturnn
Maly
Heart
Yana
Orangemen
William
Atraep Howann
Relief of the Spaniards meeting to aid Spanish independence
A Monday gathering at Dempsey Sackville Street chaired by Sir Charles Morgan planned a public ad inviting supporters of Spain to a Thursday four o’clock meeting to discuss practical aid for Spanish independence in Ireland. Various notices record births and obituaries across Dublin, Killarney, Smythfield, Farnham, and other locales, including ship and military figures, and notices of marriages.
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Dempsey
Sackville Street
Ireland
Charles Morgan
Friends of the Freedom of Spain
Brards
Munsterhouse
Fulham
Jane Lawrence Peel
the Hague
George Jenyns
Carelow
Mr Caldwell
Killarney
B.J. Jenkins
Smythfeld
Limerick
John Fitzgerald
Farnham
Dorsetshire
John Stuart, Hart
Cheltenham
Scott
Royal Navy
Forsteen
12Th Regiment
Mannrire
Friends’ Meeting House
Eustace= Street
Dublin
Liennel Eves
Rebecca Webb
Kinsale
Moses Burke Mcman
Alexander
New Ross
Carlow
M. Cagsan
63Th Regiment of Foot
Grace Rudkin
William Tudkin
Carrick
What County
Abraham Cross
Shawily-hull
Dingle
Bent
Tinhen
Preventive Revenue Waterguard
Anastasia Ragar
James Exe
Dina
Glasnevin
John Russell
Wussell Pilace
Mountjoy-square
Iuilder
Drogheda
Elizabeth Christie
Ape
Choma
Joseph Stary
A. Bodkin
Esgo
Skibberren
Nenths
Vinelia Phillips
HA Phillips
Tateport
Ac Shales
Arch
John Milling
Tsy
Adhbow
Meath
Bryan Reelly
Won Bader
Buanahow
County Clare
Whitehall
Lady Lennon
William Lennon
Hart
Black Rock
Peinaignan Fostitaten
South Audley
London
Caroline Georgiana
Evelyn Anerson
Lord Yarborough
Coolinine Hose
Agat
Mrs Sutton
Sattat
Southainpton
Sir Janes Lind
Mierdeen
Captane Rgbert Pchrixtie
Keyrment
Royal Irish Insurance Company First Directors Election
The meeting attracted a large attendance as Cornelius M Loughlin chaired the chair. The provisional committee presented deposits totaling fourteen thousand six hundred four pounds fifteen shillings invested in government stock. Two elections followed with directors named including Lord Cloncurry and John ONeill. The meeting adjourned to Saturday for the reported results and developments.
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Cornelius M‘loughlin
O'Hara
Provisional Committee of Management
Dublin
Ireland
Mir O'Neill
Usvir
Behnund Power
Gurteen
Roy
Lord Cloncurry
James Edmons Byrne
John O'Neill
John Fotirell
Tau Stewart
Phillip Molloy
Peter Brophy
Ignatiusllehan
Michael Rouch
John Joseph Scanlan
Valentine Connor
John Marshy
David Lytel
Paul Patrick
Robert Walsh
Eagins
Mveting
Appeals Court Case on Seperation and Adultery Trial
London June 1 judgment by Sir John Nicholl in a suit for separation on cruelty and counter charges of adultery. The marriage began 1317 and separated in 1619 after multiple fault lines. The judge affirmed the Consistorial Court ruling dismissing both parties’ suits. News includes Dublin corn market notes and a vivid near Youghal porpoise episode with fishermen and a fatal Malloy accident.
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Arches’ Court
London
Best
John Nicholl
Rochester
Ines
Chatham
Halliday
Dover
Canterbury
Haywood
Reutweil
Beet
Hester
Dublin Corn Exchange
Youghal
Castle Island
CIA
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Twa Able
Catholic Association
Windsor
Elizabeth Conyngham
Enniscorthy
Eta
Fremek
Rad Jans
County OF Kildare
1St. Royal Regiment of Foot
Hebe
Stokesby
Whiteley
Cove
Quebec
Fanny
Deptford
Halifax
Foreign Office
Madrid
Lord Melville
Calais
Cork
Wellesley
Clare
Blackbur
Rathkeale
Kerry
Caulai
Ardve
Droghnda
Bora Eccrrae
Greenwich
Greenwich Sewer
Orange Society
Royal Irish Insurance Company
LL. M‘pwen
Belfast
Yr Murphy
Corkin
Rome
Ce Denise
Troy
Lt. Murphy
RC Clergin
Wenden
Drra
Hampshire
Elarriete
Bedford
Leete
Waterloo
Parrack
John Buey
Furie Regiment
Sinbare’s
Malloy
Clonakilty
Parronstown
Birr
Edward Malloy
J. Molloy
Kalw Molloy
Prerick
Molloy
Smith
Roddie
Prie
Jolie Stewart
Hurt
Sue Colin Campbell
Mer Lewson
Lady Stutton
Leonard “Stainuow
Kila
Kilrew
Sonerbandinen
Aealleprdl
Rilrea
Pharerg
van Dour
Maxlera
Stork
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