Ireland to face inquiry on unrest and insurrection act
Debates in Parliament on Ireland's disturbances and the insurrection act, with calls for a secret committee to investigate causes, education, representation, and governance. MPs argue for conciliation, reform of tithes and Catholic rights, and urge immediate action to quell riots across Leinster, Munster, Connaught, and Ulster.
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Ireland
Goutharn
Rihuernan
Goenereres
Syansere
Tyre
Lord Wellesley
Mae
Mos
Lord Wes- Taley
England
Bart
Leinster
Munster
Connaught
Ulster
Tle
Dublin
Merce
Iepal
Evelunl
Scotlanst
Scotland
Burke
Limerick
Hurke
Wales
Counties Palatine
Leeland
Uie
Preland
Trelal
Ale Hac
Mr Govinvnaw
Baronet
Mayer
Tarling
Thice
Trish
Goulburn
Pan. Baronet
Laimerick
Cork
Barevet
Thce Hor
Pilausihts
Neat
Liverick
Davies
Hal
Prand
Fle
Wardle
Vela
Europe
Holy Alliance
Great Britain
Santi
Ife
Treland
Rontergus
Srelam
Fitzgerald
Cathe Nev
Irelmni
Switzerland
Prussia
Calick
Protestanta
Parnell
Irelann
Touth
Banxra
Grampound
Robertson
Iran
C.luatehingen
R. Mastin
Donwhes Baowsn
J. Newrouwh
Treet
Sir J. Newport
Sluise
Tere Chen
Mitt
Lord Grenville
Enid
Perliament
Hon. Genta
J. Newport
Pees
Hon
House
Midhunm
Dewman
H Paxwell
Local pub ads echo muted notices and names
Fragmentary OCR shows partial ads and notices from a provincial newspaper page. Readable items reference local businesses and events, with fragments of dates and names. Strong entities include community groups and place names, though many details are incomplete.
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Sarkville
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