Imperial Parliament debate on agricultural distress and duties
In the Lords and Commons on March 25 26 delegates discuss tax measures corn laws and relief for agriculture amid distress in Monmouthshire Somerset and Lower Canada. Petitions urged remissions and government aid while debates center on artificial price rises taxation and Cork lighting proposals. The House adjourned with plans for future addresses on Ireland and agricultural inquiry.
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Agticultural Committee
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Ireland
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Cork
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America
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Bank of Ireland General Court Notices, 1822
Bank of Ireland announces two general courts for stock proprietors at the bank. On Tuesday, the Ed day of APIUS next, elect nine governors and a deputy governor. On April 4, a second court to elect fifteen directors for the year. Printed lists of proprietors with stock above 22,000 and election procedures will be available at the bank on Friday, Saturday, and Monday before the election.
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Bank OF Ireland
APIUS
Pareihat
Thomas Williams
Kenny
Mallow
France and Europe tensions shadow Irish unrest
In Dublin and beyond, reports outline French debates, European congress expectations, and cautious hopes for peace between Russia and Turkey. Observers credit Lord Strangford and Austrian minister with guiding diplomacy while noting shifts in Turkish policy and rising Irish disturbances with Whiteboy activity and Crown prosecutions.
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Russia
Turkey
Austcin
Butato
Lord Strangford
Alexander
Catherina
Varkey
Toa Cosy
Baginning
Peterburgh
Prudgal Éomach
Ruggia
Vienna
State of the Country in Cork Brims with Whiteboy Attacks
From Cork comes a criminal calendar listing three hundred fifty trials at the Assize, while Whiteboys tactics persist. On the night of the 16th, six to seven cottiers on Kilbers herth near Freemount were forced to pay 2s 6d each under threat, then flogged. A cottage housing labourer Matthew Buckley near Freermont was burned for rent resistance, and a widow at Cilanni was deprived of 24s 6d. On the 18th, visits to farms near Kilubrebor Liscarcal Buokbshala and Cucrows sought money meat or clothes. Near Bandon, arms reportedly rendered useless, and Kilbrogan parish houses faced arson and violence with inhabitants beaten and farms pressed. Additional attacks aimed at Shinah and surrounding farms were foiled only by forceful resistance.
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Cork
Dubarlow
Kilbersherth
Freemount
Matthew Buckley
Freermond
Livad
Cilannijaumimane
Bandon
Kilbrogan
Shinnah
Mann
Shin
Insurrection Act Sessions Hear Violent Threats and Surrenders
March 26 London notes report Serjeant Torrens and Assistant Barrister Lloyd resuming sittings under the insurrection act in the county. He warned against post conviction compromises, urged magistrates to verify informants, and listed numerous in custody at Rathkeals as trials proceed. Market and currency movements follow with heavy funds, stock prices, and weather-related agricultural concerns. A serious fire at Mr Winter’s Dorant Skept shop destroyed his premises and damaged neighboring properties despite strong firefighting efforts.
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Limerick
Torrens
Lloyd
Arwa
Rathkeals
London
Min Hig
Poland
France
Bern
Winter
Nome Tito
Hughes
Seton
Unclear historic voyage party docked at Dublin Theatre
A fragmentary note lists arrivals aboard the Tartar, including Captain Skinsay and Mr Jackson as messenger, with several others named, tied to a memoir sale at the Dublin Theatre. The text is garbled and obscures full details of roles and sequence.
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Skinsay
Jackson
Bory
Stackhouse
Kearney
Gedeo
Kane
Hadlande
M. Tree
Hartis
Dublin Theatre
Unclear text fragment from local notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pecan, Clark, Moy, and Endore street with scattered names and street reference. Content is unreadable and lacks coherent event or action to summarize clearly.
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SB. Endore Street
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