Irish Rent Tax Debate and Parochial Meetings Speech
The discussion centers on the rent tax and parliamentary responses. Speakers praise the Marquis of Downshire and condemn the present tax as harming Ireland’s economy, noting mass parish meetings and calls for repeal amid political tension and press critiques.
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Kertland
Tipo
Icinse
Downshire
Bertland
Walkerald
House of Commons
Walker
England
Ireland
Rode
Wall
Wadden
Willia
Wright
Mark
Shaw
Ne Ht
Brown
Mr Shaw
Rene Hat
de Howe
Cougher Place
Dubin
Dublin
Election of Lord Mayor of London Livery Vote
Wednesday the Livery were to elect Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. State of the poll on Tuercat shows Alderman C. Smith 1383, Lord Mayor 927, Atkins 1585, Alderman Goedbebere 763.
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C. Smith
Atkins
Goedbebere
English Gentleman Arrested Over 6001 Judgment Debt in Boulogne
English defendant in Boulogne faced arrest for a 6001 debt from England. French court upheld the arrest of the judgment, rejecting the arrest by default defense. The ruling cites authorities and notes it will aid English debtors in France while debts from home may still pursue recovery.
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Boulogne
England
France
Caher Races At Tramore Opens With Several Sweepstakes
Sporting intelligence from Satyapar notes Caher stakes of 5 guineas added by Lord Caher. Tote rides include Nabocklesh and Langolee among entries. Tramore Races begin Friday with multiple 5 guinea purses, Gold Cup week events, and notable stewards Power Barron Wallace Rogers.
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Caher
Lord Caher
Captain Hughes
Mr. Maher
Mr. Scully
Slug
Mr. Lane
Lane
Marquis of
Sligo
Croker
Baron
Hughes
Tramore
Hornes
Waterford
Borney
Richard Power
Key
M.P
P.G. Barron
James Wallace
Jobn Rogers
Ears
The Fashionable World and Town Illuminations in Ireland
The Earl of Desart and Mite O Connor wedding at Tralee. Edward Denny's grand son in law. Limerick Evening Post notes Burdett reception. Kilkenny Theatre Society honors Richard Power founder of the society with a grand table and many distinguished attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
O'Connor
Maufred N. Condit
Tullsimbre
Tralee
Edward Denny
Edw. Denny, Bart
Justice Day
Limerick Evening Post
Francis Burdett
City
Ani
Ballinuploe
Limerick
Birr
Shanyon
Kilkenny Theatrical Society
Richard Power
Lord Month
James Butler
William Ryves de Montmorency
J. W. Cull
Robert Langrishe
Archdeacon Hoelshem
Edward Hunt
Richard Cooke
Tolly
Loftus
Keating
Bryan
Izod
Edmond Ryan
Bekcher
Corry
Crampton
Roth
Mason
Barwis
J. Kelly
G. Helsham
J. Shee
W. Kavanagh
J. Meighan
Enq
Beee
Geniuey
Theatrical Society
Fever in Derry and surrounding reports
Derry reports limited new fever cases as cold weather arrives yet tents for the poor show higher mortality with five deaths in a week. Committees plan two high shelters, seek Irish Government aid, burn discharged patients’ clothing, and provide new attire to prevent contagion. Medical reports from Waterford and Enniskillen note typhus cases recovering and hopes for decline.
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Derry
Derry Journal
Waterford
Clogheen
Gro. Hanexove
Enniskillen
Erne
Cork Mayor and Sheriffs Installed After Objections
In Cork court on Oct 1 Thomas Gibbings was sworn mayor for the year, with Thomas Wilton Newsom and Samuel Lane Eayre as sheriffs. Objections over competency were raised but overruled, a protest was entered, and the officials were installed. Westropp was elected Water Bailiff, and the court adjourned to Oct 15.
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Southern Reporter
Cor
Thomas Gibbings
Thomas Wilton Newsom
Samuel Lane
Eayre
Cork
Mesa Fitton
Daltera
Awear
Mayof
Mr. Fitton
Corporstina
Caltera
Gibbings
Daltern
Sheriff Perry
M. R. Westropp
Burgess Perry
Firefighters Halt Blaze At Dr Mawe’s House Offices
Provincial intelligence from Tralee and surrounding towns reports a fire broke out Friday evening in offices attached to Dr Mawe’s House. Prompt, varied effort by residents prevented wider destruction though the stable and turf house burned completely.
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Tralee
Weetern Herald
Limerick
Gengia
John Breker
Henry Collis
Arthur Brereton
Sheriffa
Henry D'Estere
Edward Parker
MacDonnell's Advertiser
Cork
Eed
Well Road
Dinan
Peel
North Infirmary
Cork Advertiser
Clonmel
Edward Wilson
Kilnemanagh
Eliogarty
Cappaghwhite
Vere D. Hunt
John Dawson White
Jeremiah Ryan
Parker
Ryan
Embassy Dispute Over Ko-tou Ceremonies With China
Narrative by Henry Ellis outlines the August 15 16 meetings at Tianjin over kowtow and kneeling rituals. Lord Amherst resists full prostration, proposes bows and a trusted substitute, while mandarins demand fealty and ceremonial compliance to Imperial expectations.
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China
Henry Ellis
Ewa Faxay
Ku-tou
Ellis
Lord Amherst
George
Staunton
Ko-tou
Canton
Motworth
Antherst
Thien
Tien Sing
Tha Ag
Imperial Palace
Amherst
Lord Magartney
Chipete
Lord Macartney
Sus-ta- Chia
Sir George Stauiton
Sir George
de Mandaring
Amherat
Soveringa
Tien-Sing
Avnherst
Manedarius
Amberat
Iaring
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Public Journal
Brawde
Mr. Shaw
St. Partrick’s
Hawthorne
Robert Shaw
Cagrlé
Norbury
The
Lancers
Hime
Smith
London
Sporting Intelligence
Warrenpoint
Provincial Intelligence
Gibson
Wilson
Thurles
Ballytarena
John Ryan
Cashel Road
Tis House
Andrew Mason
Edmond Mather
John Hackett
Longford Pass
Ballymackeough
Richard Edward
Kennedy O'Kennedy
J. Newport
Arthur Carden
Michaevyle
John Smith
Robert Ferguson, Bart
John Rea
Ennis
Mary Ryan
Rusroe
Thomas Ivers
Verdice
Ennis Chronicle
Major Cole
James To
Bin
Patrick Murriway
Captain Johnson
Callan
Kilkenny