Report on the Employment of the Poor in Ireland 1822
The Select Committee reports on distress in Ireland, noting that famine and disease prompted generous relief but stressing the need for employment to prevent dependency. It cites evidence on labor shortages, wage practices, and the impact of land tenure, with recommendations toward extending linen production, public works paid in money, and locally administered loans while examining Owen’s plans and emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farland
House of Commons
Tivland
Ireland
London
Cork
Kerry
Limerick
Galway
Mayo
Sligo
Laurim
Roscommon
Clare
Tipperary
Cork City
Limerick City
Galway Town
All Ireland
Killally
City of
Suis
Seth
Ike
Lone Lilly
Sicelay
London Committee
Youur Comittee
Clonakilty
Waterford
Nimmo
Ito
Liut
Iai
Ikou
Queen's County
Vortenahinch
Colin
Ted Eutiadel
Bob Mitre
Whale
Wexford
Robert Owen
Lanark
Anul
Owen
New Lanark
Uian
Miwen
Owell
Abingdon
Lipperary
Linen Board
Telford
United Kingdom
Odds and Ends and Oddities From a Turbulent Page
A fragmentary account covers cavalry regiments in Punen, their horses destroyed to prevent capture by the Freveh, with brutal scenes of battle frenzy and a Roman officer’s mercy. Also recounted are social scraps about Sir Richard and a Baronet, a coffee preparation note, coffee tea hops and medical uses, plus a Warsaw journal note on Napoleonic documents and a pistol accident injuring a man at St Stephen’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southey
Punen
Pamber
Romana
Aman
Lincolnshire
Button's
Richard
Patranet
Warsaw
Vaselinsle
Napoleon
Showthuloa
Manswad
Bassena
Europé
Pyre
Taly
Spain
Napolia
Ares Ig
Aeveril
Willian
Stephen's Hospital