Debates on Ireland Employment and Capital Relief in Commons
The London Mail reports a House of Commons debate on Ireland s employment crisis and how to relieve poverty. W Maberly urges government capital to foster flax cultivation and fisheries, proposing a million pounds via Commissioners with annual inspections. Critics warn of fiscal risk while defending targeted relief and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
House of Commons
Ireland
Torespay
Tre Tian
W. Maberly
Treland
Adam Smith
Munster
Connaught
Lord Althorpe
J. Smitus
Goulburn
Ranta
Nancy
Canning
Nes Maberly
Monck
Featdy
British Stock Market Summary Amid Sluggish Congars Trading
The Funds-Wronespay notes a flat morning in Congars with opens at 9 12 and current 9 64 percent. Foreign Market remains steady as Paris marks a holiday. no express arrivals reported. Austrian, Colombian, Mexican, Spanish, French and Greek securities quoted with minor shifts and percentages noted.
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Paris
Funeral of Captain Parker in Glentworth Street
The Royal Navy officer Captain Parker is interred with full honors. Major General Sir John Eley ordered troops and staff to attend the funeral at St Munchin's Churchyard. A large crowd, city authorities, and citizens gathered as the pallbearers and guards performed the traditional rites. The widow’s sorrow is noted, and the event closes with firing on the grave.
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Parker
Royal Navy
John Eley
1St Royals
Horse Artillery
Lancers
Royals
Glentworth Street
Arma
St. Munchin's
Garrizon
John Duddell
Tartner
Births and Marriages in Ireland and England
Birth notices report a son born to the Lady of Sir Stephen May at Melfast and another to the Lady of the Rev W Haillie at the College of Kulken ny. Marriages include Thomas Kerk of Dublin Castle to Ebi relict of the late Colonel de la Duutespe, and Edwin Sandys Bay to Elizabeth Anne Moore. Also noted are notices of Mrs James Hamilton of Dunboyne Castle, and the retirement of Rev Dennis O Sullivan after 32 years in Ballinghassig. A naval captain, R W Parker, dies or is noted at Mense Upper Gleatworth street and Mrs Brownlow, widow of William Brownlow, dies aged 75 in Mercion-square. Further death/birth entries include the Rev Vileatint Guifiuh in Mountrath.
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Baroneca de la Motte Fonque
Elizabeth
Jane Grey
Charles
Evelyn
Friedman Gobel
Jena
Roscommon
Vralee
Thomas Kerk
Dublin Castle
Ebi
de la Duutespe
St Anne's Church
Edwin Sandys
His Majesty's 7Th Regiment of Foot
Elizabeth Anne
Wichard Moore
Dublin
Bay
His Majesty
S Court of Appeals
Gardiner’s Place
James Hamilus
James Hamilton
Dunboyne
Meath
Ballinghassig
County Cork
Dennis O'Sullivan
Upper Gleatworth-street
Limerick
R. W. Parker
Royal Navy
Mercion-square
Brownlow
William Brownlow
Lurgen
Mountrath
Vileatint Guifiuh
Circuit Court session recalls Barlow attachment motion
May 5 Wallace applies for attachment against Barlow over remarks in a prior term case. The court adjourned for full guidance, with a conditional order later granted. May 6 criminal information sought against James Dufte a Mayo magistrate, based on Col. Cuffe estate road plans. other reports cover harbour improvements at Kilrush and Kanturk hotel development, ship distress at Limerick and Waterford, a robbery case, Insurrection Act trials at Nenagh, and county Clare police deliberations.
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Wallace
Barrow
Barlow
Batlow
Justice Jebb
O'Connell
Mr Barlow
Solicitor-Geners
Haulmes
O'Connall
James Dufte
County
Mayo
Alexander Clendenning
Col. Cuffe
Col. Cuffi
James Cuffy
Clendenning
Col. Cuffy
James Cuffe
Colonel Cuff
Janes Curie
Kilrush
Barlemons
Edward Tierney
Kanturk
County Cork
Sessions House
Hindewell
Cadaghan
Maria
Pembroke
Robert Keys
New Rosa
Quebec
Limerick
Maris
Meade's Quay
Grace
Dublin
Newfoundland
Bannow Harbour
Watson
Waterford
Suir Island
Dublin Market Notes May Week Ending May 7
The Dublin markets report plentiful wheat with dull sales, barley in limited supply, and flour inventories high though not brisk. Prices drift lower from last week with weak demand, while oats and beans show modest activity and butter and pork hold steady. Grain arrivals for the period remain small, reflecting exporters and bakers’ cautious stock levels amid port-opening fears and high grain prices.
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Jost Wranestay
Ata
Dublin
Laqa
Marcus
Limentex
Data, Ltd
Best Hurley
Scanty
Sis
Hutter
Tisreau
Beceasy
Green Park
London
Isha M
Kenge
Qatuwal
Gil. Perewt
Lds
Leith
Ds. d
Gillon
Baltimore
Ireland
Suc
As & Fe Duteal P.do
Mesa
Owl, Co
Macon
Ldo
Varley
Redtsons
Pisces
Isar
Governoent
Poyerved
Kent
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Aude
Anid
Leow
Les Ware
Orien
Senting
Alvin
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Hutchinson
J. Newport
Perl
Maberlay
G. Hill
England
John Newport
St. George’s Dublin
Mc Goulburn
Captain Parker
Melfast
Stephen May
Satuday
College of Kulkenny
W. Haillie
Biey
Court OF King's Bench
Hell
Nenagh
Lower Ormond
Carritk-on-Suir
Cashel Ass
Clonsterlaw
Afoyerta
Hands
Wieder
Gen
Studdert
Bark
Dares Martin Pa Hot
Yalu
Etueloek
Omas Studdert
Jon
Mullingar
Westigeathinie
Leo
Polive
elicHy Pelungig
Poovey
Poelivean
Leinster
Maxi
New Sarvacks
Iulia Clovia
Actire
Anand Tibet
Fightul
Mar Mevaimata
Mary Street
Mary
House of St. Botalply
Biebopayaie
Stoteoek Agiinalire
Wien
Per Toll
Bryisals
Ol Hus
Yaeter
Calla
Saint Biebleruss
St Galwop
Ballinaovur
Cour
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