Agricultural distress dominates Parliament debates in London
On May 13 the Lords and Commons debated agricultural distress in Northumberland and Monmouthshire. Lords questioned renewal terms for country banks and tax changes, while MPs pressed for tax cuts and currency reform to aid farmers, with figures like Liverpool, Lansdowne, and Grosvenor prominent.
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Mononay
Earl Grigy
Northumberland
Earl of Liverpool
Monmouthshire
Marquis of Lansdowne
London
Gael of
Liverpool
Earl of Grosvenor
House OF Commons
Flemming
Pormed
Lyttleton
Wolverhuropton
Stanly Baid
Salton
Mrl. Keck
Seicester
Gouch
Suffolk
Mheguson
Houtland
Prick oF IRISH gTO CRS bank stock report
Fragmented OCR style note lists financial items including Do stock and GOV debt figures. Mentions three per cent and other rates with unclear dates. References Grand Canal and exchange activity but lacks coherent details or full names.
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Reyes Aa Rede
Cal Gov
Grand Canale P. Cf. Exchange
Public Meeting in Dublin on Relief for Southern Ireland
Faulkner's Dublin Journal reports a large, respectable public meeting at Mansion House to relieve distress in the south and west of Ireland. A relief fund surpasses £2,000 with continued committee work and planned meetings. Speakers urged bog reclamation and coastal village creation to ease population pressure while debating Catholic merchants' attendance and governance responsibilities.
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Londonderry
Committee On Agriculture
Golaneh
Galladt
Theb
Ieland
Naid
Coud
Colour Davies
Ireland
Mr8
Rick
Lord Londonderry
Manfson-house
Barroto
Dublin
O'Connell
Bower
Alacas Macdonnell
Landor
Cork
Famine and Fever Warn Ireland Of Looming Calamity
A long editorial warns of famine and fever spreading across Ireland echoing past plagues. It cites Dr Haurly and Mr Grant, urges government action, and calls on absentee landlords to fund works on estates to create employment. It highlights unemployment, high food prices, and possible mass starvation if relief is delayed.
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Uve
Hit Wand
Grant
Haurly
Haurty
Ireland
Europe
Ballinruddery
Benidos
Reland
Ngland
Scotland
John Donovan
Sana Loer
Prent
Earl of Skermare Han
Earl of Listawell
Bernard
Staughton
Heady
Eizteen
The Theatre Past Week Shows A crowded Town Scene
Tomorrow evening Talbot hosts a refined entertainment lineup with the principal nobility in town. Box office already lists top patrons, signaling solid local support and good taste. On Monday Mr Warde presents a benefit. Birmingham manager lures him away briefly, but public patronage should bring him back soon.
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To-torrow
Talbot
Warde
Birmingham
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