Suppression of Street Begging and Finance Report
A Dublin association meeting considers suppressing street begging and approving payments of 100 pounds for salaries and printing. Committees discuss accounts with the Dublin Journal printer, and Alderman Kyo’s gratuitous printing offer is reviewed. The Sub-Committee of Finance urges prompt operation of all departments by June 5, and adjournment is set for Saturday at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Gosia Bakes
Tel Pon Wedenday
Sie
Earl of
COLA
Crampton
Heary
Campin
Asai
Freessan
Alcof
Akai
Comuilites
Maria A IuMowas
Walt Meyer
Keinad
Finance
Acopatte
Dublin Journal
General Committee of Directors
Cana
Caxs
Cavaice
Morning Post
Kyo
Kixo
Groves
Henry Cour
John Crampton
WM. Harty
Richard Gamble
Francis* Lear
H. C
Peter Brophy
Thomas Nowlan
Spid
Committee of Regulations
Mendicity in Cork Provokes Public Alarm and Action
A Cork dispatch from May 19 reports an unprecedented influx of beggars into the city as Dublin and interior towns push mendicity suppression. Local concerns warn of contagion and strain on the poor, urging prompt mobilization. The piece also notes royal observations on the Duke of Cardaines and a long obituary of the Prince de Conde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Dublin
Ireland
Royal distress at Buckingham Palace prompts medical attendance
A fragmentary report from The Sun describes Queen Victoria falling ill during the night and requiring immediate medical care. Sir F Milman and Sir Henry Halford were dispatched and remain in attendance at Buckingham Palace as the paper went to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andi
Barliaylent
F. Milman
Sir Henry
Halford
Ware
Fat
Buckingham-houses
Irish Colleges in France Report Refuses Bishops Claim
The Paris Board of Surveillance rejected the Catholic Bishops of England Ireland and Scotland claim to dispose of Irish college property and bring purchase money home. It states the property belongs to the founders representations and must remain in the Kingdom under French law. The Dublin Evening Post urges bishops to wait for fuller case details before acting and notes ongoing investigations and expected reports.
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France
Board of Surveillance
Paris
Chas. Stuart
de. Patterson
England
Ireland
Scotland
Tris
Paul Long
Lavag
Irish College
Treibnant
Bleur Benoit
Charles Stuart
Dublin Evening Post
Olive
Army inquiry finds no order for officers in Canada
The Army reports no truth to a circulating claim that Horse Guards issued an order requiring officers in Canadian regiments to join their battalions. The 77th Regiment is returning from Gibraltar to be disbanded. The Duke of Kent traveled from Dover aboard the Royal Sovereign toward Calais, with the Lark carrying his carriages.
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Noruth
Horse Guards
Canada
Duib
Gibraltar
Duke of Kent
Dover
Royal Sovereign
Calais
Lark
Johnson
Brewers pledge donation to Dublin Asylum fund
A Dublin meeting between brewers and vintners resulted in a decision to donate one hundred and fifty guineas and an annual subscription of two hundred and fifty guineas from the brewing trade proportionate to business, to support the city's asylum. The pledge was met with applause and thanks to the active organizers and supporters.
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TH. Yeaterday
Dublin
Mer
Owbus
Vintiers
Nerchands Lepwigtn
Gunregss
Qnl
McGuinness
Boshele
Luge
Rank
Belfast Mercantile Journal
Ireland
Heron
SuppEn Deatru
Darley
Sir John's Quay
Townsendy Street
Turner
Owlerton
England
Kilrush
Mr. Collins
Vandeleur
Malhay
Hopkins
Warburton
Vandelear
Smagler
Cononer
Moon
Bell
Coun
Cogonan
Templa Bar
Hap Sons
America
Eysex-quay
Immon Tea Frauds Lead to Crown Penalties
Law intelligence reports a trial over counterfeit tea involving leaves heated and blended with logwood and Dutch Pink to imitate fine green tea. Defendants faced penalties ranging from 70 to 2101, with a system exposing producers and distributors of toxic adulterants like verdigris and white lead. The Crown aims to deter further impositions via strict penalties.
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Avery
John Malina
Calla
Thamberland
Ana Coffee
Ted
Tor
Head
Baron Richards
John Prentice
Lawson Holmes
John Orkney
James Gray
Gilbert
R. Powel
Attorney-General
IF. Clarke
J. Horner
William Dowling
George David Bellis
The
Excise
Markets Report Grain and Wheat Prices This Week
The Markets note limited grain supply at Core Market with very light sales. Foreign wheat and flour arrivals depress demand especially for Irish flour. Oats and oatmeal fall modestly while barley remains weak. whiskey and flaxseed show wide price ranges. English wheat scarce but foreign arrivals heavy with heavy sales. fine quality samples sold at a slight reduction, inferior grades unsold. Beans and oats dull with price declines. attention to home consumption.
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New York
Lennon
Euglisay
Second Reading Debate on Irish Public Works and Churches
The House discussed funds for Fever Hospitals and charity, with motions for 15,000 toward a canal to the Shannon, 207,000 for Irish ordnance, and 141,000 for disembodiment of the Irish Militia. Sir J Newport urged Protestant parish residence. Peel defended private charity limitations. The Resolution and related orders were agreed, with the report due Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Palace
Manua
Bai
Gore
I Committee
Anne
Denesore Parker
Peel Watts
Soooio
R. Perl
Prel
Ireland
J. Newport
Perl
Pres
John Newport
Mr. Peel
Shannon
Four O Clock Private Letters and Lords Debates Report
In effect the Market closes with red stocks and British political proceedings. The Lords discuss a care of the Queen’s person bill noting health and economy while Grey and Liverpool debate nomination methods and second readings. In Parliament Erskine introduces libel commitment reform and Commons debates on Triennial Parliaments with motions to repeal the Septennial Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Tourapay
Tiermay
Lord Grey
Windsor
Lord Liverpool
Lord Erskine
House OF Commons
Tursday
R. Hearn
Don. Menter
S. Romruy
VW. Spt
Baouedam
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Cardaines
Falatts
Camel
Avousts of
Haase
Prince DE Conde
Prince of
Onde
House of Conde
King Geonork
Charlotte of Rohan
Conne
Frances
Brussels
Turin
Therince
Evygland
Chantilly
Palais Bourbou
Duc de
the Army
LAW Intelligence
Exchequens Ldnnan, Mit If
Poland
Rine Heer E We Bk
Lord A. Hamilton
Pergasop
Mr. Wynne
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