Impoverished Ireland Urges Union Scrutiny and Reform
A Dublin style petition laments the Union's impact on Ireland's economy and governance. It argues that coercive acts and heavy taxation have impoverished the country, hindering trade, production, and public welfare while suggesting Parliament consider Valon Act reforms to address distress and restore prosperity. Florence social notes mention a gay winter in Florence and musical events by Burghardt and Catalani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Censon
Great Britain
Tratand
England
Mendicity Society
Ireland
Smong
Providenge
Trade Meeting Flays Foreign Linen Yarn Imports
A Dublin style record on a meeting of linen traders and merchants in Dahts County criticizing foreign linen yarn imports into Great Britain and Ireland. They urge a prohibitory duty on foreign linen yarn and a nominal duty on linen yarn imports, arguing it harms Ireland's linen trade and economy. They cite import-export figures from 1820 to 1822 and call for memorials to Parliament and duties aligned with export bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahts
Thia
Great Britain
Traland
Prancis Beggs
Bangor
McMullan
Royle
Grant
Rite
Trelam
Ireland
Ibliro
England
Scotland
Nolan
Mullen
Francis Ragga
Haq
RECORDEN'S COURT TRIALS FOR PRISONERS AND TRAVELLERS
The Recorder presided over trials in which Owen Murphy pleaded guilty to stealing four bottles of wine and received six months’ imprisonment. Funny Nugent Mary Lusk and Eliza Courtney were found guilty of theft of a vilk shaw and sentenced to seven years’ transportation. John Ditton admitted stealing a weight of brisn tanc and got six months in Richmond Bridewell. Eleanor Geoghegan received a fortnight for hay theft. William Klinn was acquitted for lack of a key witness. Philip Stephoon was acquitted of stealing a mahogany chair. Catherina Garnet was found not guilty of assault. Joseph Tutte was found guilty of entering Crow Street Theatre with intent to commit a felony and sentenced to one month. The court noted attendance issues for pawnbrokers and warned further actions. Several other prisoners pleaded guilty with no change in sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Murphy
Funny Nugent
Mary Lusk
Eliza Courtney
Pregion
Clarke
Miss Nugent
John Ditton
Richmond Bridewell
Eleanor Geoghegan Sland
William Klinn
Philip Stephoon
Catherina Garnet
Henry M'Neill
Joseph Tutte
Mac Donnell
M‘cormick
Anid
Crow Street Theatre
Tragic double murder shocks St Galmier district
A deadly crime in St Galmier Department of Goir saw a killer enter a widow’s home and murder her and her two children, aged 11 and 12, before fleeing with the family’s belongings. The stable fire delayed pursuit as neighbors were alerted and authorities searched for the culprits. The mother survived about 12 hours. All victims suffered skull fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Galmier
Department of
Goir
Wondaday
Cor Caroli
Dublin Police report multiple street crimes and disorder
Reports detail arrests for drinking at a publican's home, thefts including harness and fowl, a bridle sale sting, attempted linen theft, beef and mutton theft, a breach of peace at Castle Yard, and a rustic robbed of watch and jewelry in Maiden Lane. Additional notes include a purse watch sale, a checkpoint at Downside Road, and various forcible entries and forged purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Hoare
Castle Street
Larry M‘cormick
Mc Wm
Coaster
Luery
Metropolitan
Watch House
Foley
Bull Alley
Patrick Street
Mary Doyle
Nowguls
Maiden Lane
Pease Oliver
Kent
Thomas Street
Farquhar
Staphen Street
Eien Byrne
Sessions
M'Cartnay
Green
Petrick Hatto
Thas. Leonard
Unlieu
Wan
Dmubia
Kantaiun
Roundtown
MaAnimo'ar
Orries
Thea
Henry Kirwod
Sackville Street
Alre
Provincial Intelligence and Local Disasters Abroad
Reports of a foundered ship named Revent off Ponr lend with all hands lost, a lone female passenger and several bodies washed ashore, plus a Ballyfranesa Bay salvage note. Also, a Cork Constitution item on an armed raid at Killaloe, injuries to Mr M Cullagh, and broader sectarian violence around Clones with Protestant targets, plus a Rathkrale fair note and a Monaghan scaffold collapse with multiple injuries including architect M Iffer, and a fatal tipperary duel between Cooke and Shaw with a head wound and court proceedings.
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Liverpool
Ballyfranesa Bay
Oo Beard
America
Abo
Thia Sity
Rosie
Glidte
Cork
M‘cullagh
Killaloe
Co. Clare
M'Cullagh
Limerick Chronicle
Clones
Colonel Madison
Margurime
Ballyhoise
Scott
Rathkrale
Knockaderry
Monaghan
Henry M'Iffer
M'‘Lffer
Kilygean
Ca.van Lleraid
The Theatre Review on Wednesday Benefit Show
The Theatre Royal performance for Mr Webb drew a crowded house with Irish character comedy and songs. Patrick O’s and Thady O’Blarney failed to suit, while Braham’s star, M’Keon, and Graddon’s sweet air delighted. the debut of the young Gent who played Macheath drew long applause and calls for a repeat, despite fatigue on some numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Interiai
Culi
O' Flaherty
Billy O' Rourke
Moat
Patrick O's
Thady O' Blarney
Elis
Aduotheim
Humby
Todd Norah
Patrick
M'Keon
Bo Loo
Thorne
Misa Graddon
Ward
Secon
Tima
Macheath
Mour
Braham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence
Loc Burgherdt
Varors
Madawpo Catalani
Villa
de Amo
Recorden's Court
Dublin
Tleanoreice
Monytatriate
Lawnel
James Conlin
Dorset St
Christopher Ogilshy
Nuwlow
Pearo
Crosslow
James Davin
Ogilshy
Davin
Oxilshy
Praon
Jim
Davis
Shaw
Cole's Lawn
Norfolk Market
I'vo
Thomas M‘donnell
Ony
Kevin Street
Toole
Siaw
M'Dooneillix
Provincial Intelligence
Patal
Kilkooley
Tipperary
Cooke
Pointstown
Killecanle
Bhat
Orengo
William Cooke
Fxq
Penntown
Juba Shaw
Kiltenvale
Lord Veser
Albboyleix
John Mullet
N. Moearbar
Cashel
B. Ware
Ni¢ Shaw
Theatre Royal
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