Mayo County Relief Committees Report On Starvation Crisis
A Mayo County report from a Dublin meeting outlines inquiries by subcommittees into the peasant distress. It catalogs widespread starvation in Mayo, typhus fever, and malnutrition, with prices, markets, and funds noted. Clergy and local residents urge urgent relief, estimating at least seventy thousand people destitute with eight weeks of aid needed.
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Tver
Joseph M-Donnell
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Tragic Bay of Naples Loss Among Irish Sirs
News item reports the sinking of a boat in the Bay of Naples on the 17th or 18th yesterday. Sir Charles Burgh aged a third son of Thomas Burgh and Mr Watkin were aboard when a sudden storm caused the vessel to overturn and Mr Burgh was lost after midnight struggles. His family on shore express agonised grief. Burgh educated at Dublin University and pursuing the English bar, was related to Blessington and a noble line.
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Blessington
Carow Smith
Limerick
Alfred Fortong
Newcastle
Mathew Carroll
Limarick
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Court of Exchequer
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Europe
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Killala
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Henry Brougham
Charles Hargrove
Andrew Jackson
James Morton
George Kirkatrick
Atone
Samuel Mediicot
Mobert Pattoo Smyth
Janes Richey
James Hamilton
Harlee Flemming
William Tyndall
Charles Dunn
David Pageene
Christopher Garmtin
James Weir
Cork
Dlosam
Lawrence, Stewart
Triphook
Coughlan
Sallees
Cuonles
Lakes Islands
Joseph Grantham
Dublin Harbour
Gens Bast
Breay
Ing
Warvey
Irish
Westwarnd
Seal
A. D
West India Company
Madea
Samuel Toller
Stuart
Alexander Howwell
Edinburgh
Sterling
Duke de Coigny
France
Tolle Hamilton
Sonthind
Axitofne Hamilton
Chevalier de ‘Giammont
Paris
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Miscellaneous notes on poetry, Grecian manners, and old sugar trade
A collage of observations mentions Piite Doe and Wordsworth at Harte Dos, parish life after the dissolution, a parson's cat and orphaned young, Morley’s health and four toads, odd musings on marriage types, and a long reflection on ancient books, Athens society, and Grecian beauty. It closes with a survey of sugar origins, food plants, and global spice routes from Egypt to Brazil.
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Nottingham
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Bngland
Signora Vitali
Osighbours
Balles
Athens
Signore Ligsieri
India
Egypt i
Thénes
Sicily
Europa
Spain
Caney Islands
Madeiras
St. Domingo
Hispaniola
Brasils
Education and transportation in the old empire era
The article recalls early 19th century reforms and social changes including a plan to establish schools in military towns, the shift in marriage customs, and the spread of education across regiments from January 1823. It also describes English foreign transport of criminals to Australia, discipline in colonies, and related clerical ordinations and maritime notices.
Public execution draws crowds to view four torn with derisive laughter
The report describes a brutal public hanging with a crowd reacting to the spectacle. A condemned man and his companions faced the rope, while onlookers jeered and shouted during the proceedings. The scene included brief interruptions and observers noting the somber mood surrounding the punishment.
Tragic Kent Gentleman Ends His Life That Day
A Kent resident shot himself dying instantly, leaving a widowed mother of children in shock. The deceased held a two thousand pound estate and was highly regarded for probity, with no motive evident. Local ministers and family hope the sorrow will soon subside as arrangements proceed.
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Port
Vecay
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Dover
France
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