Debated grain relief measure sparks heated legislative clash
In a midwestern session the house argued over a government grain relief plan, with MPs like Mr Irving and the Marquis of Londonderry criticising the proposal. Supporters claimed it would stabilize prices and aid laborers, while opponents warned of misapplication and harm to farmers, leading to a withdrawal of the resolution and a plan to reconvene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SJ. Shelley
Hr Whitmore
de D. Gilbert
Mrcrepps
Gr E. Enatchbule
Agriculutistr
Banses
Irving
Hitself
Broan
Belis
Genilpuan
Marquis of
Londonderry
Mombar Tir
Wodehousa
Londondarry
Tcheme
Teachoma
Iear
Kear
Mc't
Wilson
Lords papers present petitions on Ireland and agriculture
Papers from the Chief Secretary for Ireland were laid before the Lords on May 7. Lord Harewood presented a Sheffield petition requesting a revision of the criminal code. Lord Bayning submitted a Norfolk petition complaining of agricultural distress. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Ireland
Lord Harewood
Sheffield
Lord Bayning
Norfolk
Ireland Distress Relief Meeting in Parliament Time
On May 7 in the House of Commons an immediate Irish distress relief effort was launched. A committee led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Marquis of Conyngham gathered voluntary subscriptions from peers and MPs, including Archbishop Canterbury and Earl of Blessington, to aid the distressed Irish poor with funds collected for immediate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johumith
Ireland
Bleavcou
John Smith
Pei
Thix Comisittos
Canterbury
Marquis of
Conynghan
Earl of
Blessington
Rice
Joln Smith
Te Waa
Charles Grant
England
Rive
Ceiarad
Woot Biasiudd
Public sale ordered at Mayo lands in legal notice
The court sets a sale for lands in the county of Mayo lately held by Jo seph Bromlow and others. The tenant must provide security for two years by recognizance. The notice lists defendants and specifies the auction day and location for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesgarr
Chnnedryin
Caenlagghs
County of
Mayo
Amore Drake
PHOS
Joseph Bromlow
Fiaindit Soiteltie
Parlimentary Proposals To Aid Irish Agriculture Discussed
In the House of Commons on Monday night relief for Irish agriculture was debated. The Marquis of Londonerry proposed a 1 million loan to farmers secured on corn in warehouses when wheat dips below a set price. Mr Fisher urged flax cultivation and tobacco as complementary crops, arguing they would boost profits, spinner and weaver demand, and regional prosperity in Munster and the South. Distress prompts innovation as the South could benefit from linen, flax, and tobacco industries, with revenue relief seen as earned through growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thors
Leo Srodes
Pga
Pat
Pill
Dandlords
Lengest
Bird Sebraght
Humis
Pensiona
Marutn
Bank Chartra
Grenfell
Bank of England
Julica
London
Ates
Lushing
Agricultural
S. Techs
Limerick
Apis
Mencardo
Redaoliliona
Jane Buckinghamshire
Glastersury
Suamex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Lagark
Scotland
Maxwehul
BP Grand
Atock Turners
Blair
Beotland
Ireland
French
Queen's
Clare
Galway
Drummond
Sir
LW Powte
House of Commons
Londondérry
Ware-House
France
Germany
Treland
Dimerick
Cork
Belfast
Distress of the Poor in Galway Prompted Potent Relief Calls
A tense meeting in Galway on May 6, reported the city’s distress as rising costs push potatos and bread beyond many households. Citizens urged the mayor to apply to all property holders for a ten percent tax toward relief funds for the poor, as shopkeepers warn of continued hardship.
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Thiawlep
Luwnis
Gonlbonen
Edward O' Wien
Gadeay
da Thoal
Pinstad
Galway
Fragmented list of names from quarterly examination results
A dense slate of names follows in a quarterly examination record. Numerous individuals are listed across categories General and Classics with many phonetic spellings and initials, including Ranaut, Solange, Gigi, Cooper, Langfield, Maclean, Ball, Napier, Woodward, Duffy, Knox, Clarke, Hamilton, Stiles, Donnelly, and others, indicating a large cohort of examinees and associated staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Gombaga
Callega
Ranaut
Solange
Gigisica
Goro
Cooper
Imus
Doa
Langfield
Candonatis Tifort
Maclean
Moneghas
Clikson
Soniaryd Mareball
Trags
Jos
Qdus
William Berwick
Vanaen Bisa
Polliot
Serente
Ball
Seaint
Olaken
A Voy
Tudor
Napier
Rothertur
Me Gere
Sonidh
Francis
Lawlon
Filggerid
John Sates
Carson
Orpen Moleaworth
O'Jisien
4Tus
Richesiker
Stus
Math
Chambers
Dius
Ago
Staddert
Gevior
Joseph Lyn
Stokes
Ariarl
William M. Kane
Nixon
Alexander Poms
End
Stina
Horace
Geryong
Junior
Hugh
Babkay
Percival
Kalamorn
Soupilton
Fredk
Scianes
Johnson
Stills
Clem
Quain
Smith
Owes
George
Tranklin
Lang
Halpin
Graham
Sdas
Jamun
Str- Hamilton
Tinos
Thomas
Me Clarke
Janior
Tlanny
Gregg
Presham
Hume
Williams
John
Reardon
Daniel
Waller
Mulligan
Clasnice
Hamilton
Otus
Marvyn
Grages
Berkely
Aenior
Robert
Franklin
Herbert
Henry
Roche
Knox
Clarke
Wiliam
Foye
Turkly
Kattlewell
O Neill
Zilus
William
O’beire
Stiga
O'Neill
John Donnelly
Btiuw
Willian
Death of the Primate in London and Irish clergy shifts
The London Mail reports the death of the Primate of all Ireland, Lord Archbishop of Armagh, in London after a late illness. It notes his long service since 1795, his roles as Privy Councillor and member of St Patrick’s Order, and his relation to the Marquess of Bute. It mentions the Archbishop of Cashel dying the same day, and anticipated successions among Dublin and Tuam sees, with ceremonial details and burial arrangements in Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catto
Evansing
London
Lia Grace
Witheny Start
Armough
Leland
St. David's
Anfonoer
St. Patrick
England
Marquin of
Bute
Graca
Cashel
Caledon
Lodon
Armagh
George Neresford
Dublin
Nr Stuart
Ireland
Tuam
Dukelin
Raphos
St. Patrick's
Bisset
Marquis Weiledey
Cork
Myim
Treharony
Crgach
Agive
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Mont
Huskisson
Gio
Marquis of Londonderry
Brougham
Londonderrynald
A. Hamilton
Dra Audera
le Hanon
Sicardo
Liverpool
Croning
Gladstine
Finland
Ea Mba Cers
Thomas Wildogfand
Sity
Jug
Centarbary
Gonyngham
Hlossington
Sheri Grant
Doh Syalth
EB. Gillce
Spriig
House of Cambions
Hbmanlvos
Midistors
Rowcroft
Bia
Bia Majeaty
Thora
Earl of Liverpool
Pool
Atate
Home Department
Vanstrart
Teoland
I. O'Brien
Pho Marguta al Avrford
Bort
Lahffou
Paul
Ahi Dha
Vaverittayt
Micegivis Gat Yoann
Cuateracy
FOU
Meehbistiap al
Aed Mle Owen
Lanark
Ube
al. Ihory
Ae Johnston
John Rai Is
Certs Feydam
Ene Ik
Howe
Tilgbert
Bae Particutare
John, Batchelor
Pininelly
Walter Bike
Livy
Beaatherty
Causer
Faulkner
Dubléin Souris
Cosis Brick
Mae
Consol
London Mail
Rice Retail Stocis
Rauk Stuck
Caaul Stuck
Wachunge
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