Charitable Appeal Urges Immediate Aid For Distressed Irish Poor
An 1822 plea from Dasiln O Sullivan of Glin warns of extreme distress among starving families in Limerick, Cork, Galway and nearby counties. Letters describe scarce work, rising food prices, and partial potato crop failure. Committees urge rapid money transfers and targeted provisions rather than charity sales, while warning of looming famine without swift action.
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Hkia
Hatwanity
Vienang
Dasiln O'Sullivan
Lierick Cork
Galway
Ennis
Westport
Limerick
Cork
Corral
Galway Town
Cunnemara
Wuni
Clare
Clara
Kilrush
Waeswil
Barnett
Rovem
Po Liverick County
City
Galway County
Fu Westport
Te Monix
de Sanofi
Rende
Ora
Etha
Millsbreut
Tulsa
Kingland
Clonakilty
Granada
Iebour
Carbery
Wallace
Kanturk
Parissea
Cloofert
Kilmeon
Conlavata
Tallylase
Newmarket
Mallentreet
Clonkilty
Kauluri
Roy Mr Orpan
London
Charitabis Conmiltae
Limarick
Lamarick
Relief of the distressed districts report on Cork famine
A county Cork distress report outlines mass unemployment, hunger, and rent arrears amid potato failures and high prices. It notes 1500 in Skibbereen starving, widespread relief kitchens, and calls for government aid, employment schemes, and coordinated charity to prevent further collapse.
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Cork
Lord Carbery
Lota Buntry
J al Caruhy
Hay Justice of the
Mag. I. P
Bellmore
Bag
Thomas Wallace
Heap
Bois. Orpan
Soreuiah MacCarthy
Wilbur Duane
Charlevilla
Keany
Madson
Tugee
Keys
Actu
Coppinger
Clogne
Ross
Formoyun
Thant
Brethern
Danichogam
Allort
Hiner
Secura
Public Works Funds and Health Crisis in Ireland
A May 1822 letter from Mansion House officials argues for stronger action amid rising disease and poverty. It notes 950000 pounds for public works and a 30000 pound grant, warning only temporary relief has followed and calling for higher authorities to intervene. The text reflects urgent public health fears and calls for decisive measures.
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Drdoca
Thekoina
Teoland
Crisia
Fragmented plea for loyalist support in distress
A damaged royal era fragment pleads gratitude for English generosity toward distressed subjects. It lavishes praise on figures such as Marquis Wallasay and Mir Goulburn, invoking loyalty to the Crown and divine blessing while addressing a religious audience and the broader nation.
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Legon
Poalmily
Redgass
Ireland
London
Moylvlmon
Avery
Freeland
Ringe
Mont Gratefol
Marquis Wallasay
Mir Goulburn
Dantor
Crantas Toon
R. C
Digerick
Grace of God
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Uae
Oeper
Tis Parichi
Hovtark
Wardo
England
Lhidvalia Kanturk
Meemont
Lord Carbory
Tutin Mountains
Livernovl
Duhullow
Sonmus
Oller Charitable Beeches
Moylan
Celura
Plo
Orpen
Carberye
Currignovera
Rantark
Charleville
J. M'Carthy
Wallis
Sendon
Turket
Dublina
Tu Carbery & Committee Ling
Curtigouvara
Millstreet
Kontark
Buitey
Botus
Ibis
Kenny
Kidneoy
SOL Fras
Flo
Patuca
Tina
Atasta
Apang
Avery Coan
Lierick
Satan