Linen Board Report on Ireland Linen Trade Welfare
A parliamentary committee examines the Linen Board of Ireland, its trustees, and operations. It evaluates governance, attendance, expenses, flax cultivation, premium distributions, provincial inspectors, and export bounties, urging enhanced oversight, flax improvement, and law reform to bolster Ireland's linen industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eralund
Elona
Ireland
Queen Anne
Treland
Linen Board
Dublin
Vome
Ufe Boani
Guy Inventenicnes
Scotland
Mugland
Wm. Marshall
Great Britain
Max
Leland
Grsuk Uditain
Revenue Departments
Prosperi
Ueland
Drury Lane Theatre Adorns Interior With Grand Stage Upgrades
The Drury Lane Theatre announces extensive renovations to the interior and stage, highlighted by a taller coal tower, widened proscenium, new drop scene in scarlet and gold, and twelve private boxes moved forward. The audience space is reduced in the horse shoe plan, with enhanced boxes, better access, and a larger stage canvas. New green rooms and dressing rooms upgrade facilities, and nuisance structures near Vinegar Yard are removed. Key performers and the company are named, signaling a strengthened season and anticipated crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ciesnina Deashag
Rosa
Roveca
Juliet
Loar
Falstaff
Richard PE
Prospero
Pheso Boxaz
Ara
Fiumilies
Dresa
Waglis
Vinegar Yard
London
McKean Wil
Coun
Lio
Cowper
Miss Stephens
Me Braham
Massing Vostris
Miss Povey
Max Fords
Mras Cur Byrne
Missy
Mo Utkeville
Agricultural Reports on Harvest and Wages
The report details a harvest period with drawing in crops, drought risks, and market prices. It notes plentiful potato crops yet poor rent collection, low wages, and fears for next winter. Widespread meetings on wage regulation and landlord pressures shape farm finances across districts. The weather permits some sowing, while oats and barley yield poorly and stocks face taxation and market charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furavara
Dublin Corporation
Greva
Mao
Notice to renew insurance policies from 1832
Globe Life and Fire Insurance Company of Lindon and Darlin Persons request policy holders to renew by October 10 with 15 days for payment. The notice, dated September 24, 1832, names Billie on London and Parke and mentions Hanket Ragland, James Paterson stock broker, and others in government security negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Life and Tare Insurance Company
OP Lindon
Darlinersons
London
Parke
James Paterson
Stock Barker
Vienon
Voroos
Vieyxa
Empey
Rin Tncog
Antoon
Russia
Elo
Austria
Venna
Duke of Wellington
Paris
Corinth
Frankfort
Constantinopl
Sultan Mehamed
Symria
Ate
Morea
Zante
Alporal
Patras
Tarilton
Truttad
Alexandria
Washington
York
Alexander
Ermenant
America
Welington
Rusia
Mimperor
South America
United States
Ness Tanure
Europe
Tres Nister
Leon Appome
Spain
Anington
Wasaven
Ameria
Taiwan
Owen scheme attracts Irish interest amid British plans
A Dublin report describes Mr Owen's plan to employ the poor and reform conditions, with a public meeting to discuss details soon. A deputation visits Long Mayon and the Lord Mayor agrees to convene a meeting. The piece notes widespread support from British figures and concerns over Southern Ireland's outrages and执ikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Long Mayon
Owen
Dublin
Owes
European Insurance
Ifica
London
Mc Owen
Great Britain
Ireland
Dwavy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taines
Drury-Lane Theatre
Gabriel Gough
Londo
Agricultural Reports
MR Owen
Barria Non Foren Partan- Trafhic Society
Motherwall
Lanark
Seotland
Sharon
Abe
Vianna
Constantinople
Genesa
Attia
France
Lave
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