Report on Prisons and Prison Discipline Association Meeting
Proceedings describe the 1828 Fifth Annual Meeting of the Association for the Improvement of Prisons and Prison Discipline in Ireland. Attendees discussed finances, proposed a House for reception and employment of abandoned youths, and appointed a committee of officers. Also noted are public notices and a set of proclamations and debates in Parliament on Unitarian marriage rights and broader church-state issues.
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Association For
Prisor
Reland
Kener
Co. Lammion
Edward Leca
General Post Office
Dublin
Teeland
Merttig
Lond Brandéh
Gyapeetors
Pravioonisril
Bayer Bigietr
Ber Wong
Gilder Neil Jurisdiction
Astrang
Lova
Appeal for public aid from Strangers' Friend Society in Dublin
An appeal to benevolent citizens of Dublin seeks relief for the sick, hungry, and needy as the Strangers' Friend Society reports thousands of families aided last year. They urge continued charity, note exhausted funds, and call on leaders including Lord Mayor and prominent locals to renew support.
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Dublin
Ueedr Finda
Guizena
Guizena, To Winae
Soeity
Arerey
Lord Newcomenant
Thomas Finlay and
Bigray
Heniamin Bailind
Eegrir Robert Shaw
Wand
Arthur Guinness
Bag
Rutland Squire
Samuel Bewlay
Molert White
Camden Queet
Benjamin Atl
Far
Lee Wpattier
Marie Allen
Dame
Staphen
Charles Shaw
Stephen Street
Surpeeui Manyeb
Dawson Street
Francis White
Upper Chongarene
Ee Eatey
Arthur Jones
Suntha
Whitefriay Street
Jan
Poland
Charity Soulety at Andrew’s Church Fundraiser
A charitable appeal was held at Andrew’s Church on Sunday to support indigent causes. Rev Sadlier led the service and preached about aiding the needy. Organizers urged continued donations to sustain the charitable fund this and future days.
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Sy Andrew's Church
Mas
de. Sadlier
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Patients in the House from last tappth 187 Aaeatteed ani
Cured and Died as Remaining in Hospital 200-559 May, 16%. J. HALE, Apy-
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Ischur
J. Hale
Apy
Ireland Employed Poor Reform Debate May 4 Assembly
In Commons on May 4 Mr Goulburn proposes a committee to review Ireland's state under the Insurrection Act. Mr Maberly urges an aid plan to boost Irish industry by state capital, arguing lack of capital and skills hinder flax and manufacturing growth. He seeks a million pounds to fund commissioners in Munster and Connaught, with inspectors and penalties to guard against misuse. The Chancellor of the Exchequer cautions against public advances and notes prior relief measures.
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Heneas
Longford
Wader
Ireland
County Court House
Wid
Langford
Sala
Mucesto
Dublin
Key
Teta
Receeney
W. Gregory
House OF Lords
Turivay
Unitanans Warrogrhin
Lansdown
Uniterians’ Anc
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Becate Mfpharian
Hitavell
Church of England
Church of
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Cantrrbury
Altas
Lord Hardwicke
Ths Hill
Chanceelaor
Hemmalves
Church of Maghiad
S. Romilly
Chanecelor
Church of Wag
Church of Magic
Wwe
Tan
Enid
Ernest
Uniteriana
Church of E
Church of Ireland
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Hardwick
Chester
Ton Wolland
Alo
Tate
Carlise
W. L. Maberly
Mouiber
Cain Wittee
Ebonne
Membe
Cuilithy
Maberly
Holland
Flanders
Russia
Traland
Rans
Munster
Connaught
Motiou
Srelamt
Wade
Meniber
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