Fifth Report on Prison Reform Association Ireland 1834
Proceedings of the Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Association for the Improvement of Prisons and Prison Discipline in Ireland held at Dublin on March 3 1834. Adopted report and accounts, urged continued reform, noted inadequate income, proposed a House for housing and employing disordered youth, and appointed a committee for advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For the
Ireland
Amorier
Edward Lees
Dublin
Association For the Improvement of
Association
Rhonday
Lord Brendon
Pepordt
Grevd
Megigignieg
Privous
Tle
Hove
Irish Society Aims to Teach Native Irish Through English
The Trish Society for Promoting the Education of the Native Trish seeks to instruct natives in their vernacular language and use it to gain English knowledge and moral uplift. It plans to distribute Archbishop Daniell and Bishop Bedell’s Irish Scriptural texts and the Irish Prayer-book as appropriate, without making Irish a general knowledge vehicle. Subscriptions and donations are received by Latouche and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish Society
Tuam
Soctrry
Daniell
Bedell
Anl
Irish Society
Latouche and Co
Debtors' Friend Society Update Restores Funds in MALE Court
A brief public notice shows Debtors' Friend Society with remaining assets of 1 and a pending matter labeled Tinks Havin on MALE, Apg, awaiting court action this month.
Medical Hall letters and Irish charity notice from Dublin
A fragmented 1824 Dublin page shows orders to the Medical Hall at No 54 Lower Sackett's Street, plus a Royal Exchange notice and a lengthy charity report for the Charitable Society aiding Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers of Dublin. It includes a list of patrons and officers, and a proclamation about constables in Donegal under a law from King George III era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenota
Merern Butler
Butlers ‘Medical Hall
Lower Sackett's Street
Royal Exchange
Dunbtin
St. Patrick
Dennerthia
J. Pomeroy
Merrion Equate
Sadhler
College
Richard Wolseley
Fawner's Street
Treaaurer
Samuel Kosborough
Rogeraon
Pulefley
Ireland
Dirsurs
George the
Treland
Donegal
Freland
Nonegal
Dublin
Mar
W. Gregory
Strangers and the Poor Appeal to Dublin Citizens
An 1923 appeal to benevolent Dublin citizens urges support for the Stranger and the Poor. The society reports relief to 1,750 families totaling 4,810 people via blankets, clothing, money, and more, but funds are exhausted. Benefactors are asked to send contributions through listed local contacts and offices to aid ongoing sickness, want, and misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Viscount
Nowcohen and Co
Thomas Finlay
Benjamin Bal
Bir Robertshar
Burt, and Co
Arthur Gulances
Bog
Rutland
Samuel Bewiey
Suffolk Treet
Ropert Whe
Eng
Camden Street
Benjamin Wall
Lee Bonviert
Menora Allen
Dang Sieet My Ry M. Time
Grafque Street
John Twycroee
Dame Sieee
Peter Elliot
Parliament Sect
Harriton
Lower Parkville
William Kent
Stephen Pinnet
Charles Shaw
Stephen Ateet
Molooy
Davenun Suiret
Francia White
Upper Cannten
Presarer
Arthur Jones
Kingarott
Sevetarss
Attacks on Church Yard Prayers Spark Irish Controversy
In a heated exchange, Catholic and Anglican leaders dispute burial rites at St Kevin's and other Dublin churchyards. Archdeacon Blake defends Catholic customs while bishops deny agitators. Affected clergy recount interruptions by sextons under orders, sparking calls for restraint and parliamentary scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daw Vine Church
Blake
Eneas Macdonnell
Dublin
Limerick
Archdeacon Blake
John Redmond
Peter Redmond
Arthur Darcey
St. Mary’s
St. Kevin's
John Johnstone
Sackville Street
Dulin
Si Mawigoh
Kevin
Tawait
Mr Barda
Mir Barda
Thudferea Cburel Sands
Jardan
Dom Caves
Nute
Way Johnston
Mide
Sistene
Aet
Cherdin
Bardin
Plunkett
Almmeniorid Lange
John Betws
Berles Cuthbert
Sotieith
Mostyn
Eeclesiastical Court
Offume
Mary's
Sergydh
St. Finbar
Cork
Collins
Ean Magee
Archbishop Magee
Culling
Dean Magee
Merey
Wright
Rathcormuck
County Cork
P. Sheehan
Cork Aferdantita Chronicle
Dublin Evening Post
James Vitapatrick
W. Cotter
John Blackwood
Ryder
St. Mary's Dublin
Lay
Erele
Spd
Hess
Ace Corner
St. John’s Church-Yard
Dunnach
Warbert
M‘carthy
Parbert
Pita Hebe
Waerthey
Limenek
Lys
Iy Majesty
Danang
Pas
Cirenantey
Fredand
Leelauel
Torrens
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James Bensonett
Samuel Litton
William Brooke
Edward Major
Thomas Firlay
Doin M'Day
Robert Paine
Brandon
William Lewth
Gurarse
Kogang
Theresa
D Brandon
Debtors’ Friend Society
Vircount Lorton
Dette
Cuxin, &c
Lei
Balance Due Society
E. Jovereet
Loris
John Crash
P. E. Sinder
Gervare
Dreide
Rebar Shaw
Bart, and Co
John Kingswa Op Ban
Tresamer
Aldernsg
John Cash
Rutland Square
Weat
Lane
RBCO
Cork-Street
HID
Vitahey
Undage
Lyons
Axpel Descance
British Press
Eachange-street
Pil Te Layien
Imne
D'Arcy
de Ponts
M. Blake
St. ‘S
Johnstone
Magee
Ita
B of
Procédua
Turing
Seem
Urdt
É&C
Grane
C. James Evward Devereux
Elas Macvoynett
Dunne
Urea
Depn TD As
Chex
Fife
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