Irish Catholic rights debate stirs Dublin parliament crowd
Speakers at a Dublin gathering urged easing laws to aid Catholic emancipation and charitable relief in Ireland. Mr O'Connor praised officials while contrasting calls for press oversight and peaceful reform. The room overflowed with heated debate as attendees applauded and debated the royal prerogative and public policy.
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Cathol O
Ireland
Marquis Wellesley
Irel
Iréiam
Gil
O'Connor
O'Connell
Kneab
London
Hugh O'Connor
Duke of York
Haileen
York
Owen
Pri
Fang
Hla Royal Highness
Candler
Sance
Grain Trade Prices and Irish Grain Imports in 1820s
A Dublin Journal review notes grain trade, focusing on the import of wheat oats and barley into Liverpool and Ireland. It details stock levels, prices, and the impact of winds and imports from the Continent on oats, with speculation on future consumption and market decline. It emphasizes small old wheat stocks, reduced oats stocks, and uncertain imports through 1820s.
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Liverpool
Wekibi
Ryder
Ardassos
Marter
Third Anniversary of the Belfast Sunday School Union
The Belfast Sunday School Union marked its third anniversary at Brown Street Daily Schoolhouse with Marquis of Donegall presiding. Speakers praised Sabbath schools, noted 300 teachers and 3015 scholars, and urged continued support amid Catholic school competition and broader religious education across town and county. A donation of fifty pounds from the Marquis of Powergall was announced to aid the Union.
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Brown-street
Marquis of Donegall
Wn. Carr
William M‘comb
Henry Lyons
Old Park
Kay
Drummond Anderson
Wm. Cairna
Sunday School Society of Ireland
John Suffern
Cairns
Union
Donegall-street
Wm. Carr
Dr Young
Mackey
Casement
Comb
Morgan
Lisburn
Sunday School Union of London
Andrews
James Gray
Belfast Academy
Ireland
Forcade
Gray
Gibbon
Hulme
Voltaire
Gos Joan
Scotland
Woic
God
Vatican
Jeffrey
Shel
David
Exrard
Coovell
St. Paul
Chorch
Mr Lawless
Sulumun
Bryce
Stewart
Belfast Sunday School Society
Clarke
Weir
Marquis of Powe_ gall
Miss Foote and Mr Hayne letter from Berkeley Castle
Berkeley Castle October 19 1924 letter from W Fivzuaanince Brnggcey defending interview with Mr Hayne regarding the Miss Foote and Mr Hayne legal action. He declines further discussion while action is pending and promises full details if dissatisfied.
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Berkeley Castle
Maxse
Hayne
Feencelvet
Miss Foote
W. Fivzuaanince
Widespread Market Dullness and Price Drops Across Commodities
A late October Market report notes a dull wheat trade with prices down about 12s per barrel, oats and barley fluctuating, flour demand weak, and live cattle exports surging with about 1600 head shipped to Liverpool. Barbados sugar auctions rose, butter and beef show mixed movement, and price levels for grain and provisions vary across ports Ireland and Britain.
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Duntex
Liverpool
England
India
Wexfort
P.ct
Dublin
P.ukin
Boud Covano
Galway Booa &O Co
Boaco Strangfort
Macon
Cauke
Saituariern
Orr
Briers
Coil
Huukehold
Hutter
Westerday
Mallors
Hurley
Ifal
Swansea
Linearcx
Bayer
Cartow
Crook Ad. Battinantos
Lowpox Corn Excuator
Harley
Sairiace
Liverroor
Belfast
Newry
Waterford
Cork
Cors, &c
Ffrom Ireland
Lest
Droghada
Dundalk
Dungarvan
Limerick
Stigo
Strangford
Tralee
Werford
Waxertery
Oor
Canada
Stirlingshire
Trish
Ilo
Irigh Utter
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Order of Commons
England and
Scot
Belfast Sunday School Union
MR Hayne
Samrday
Hroudagan
C. Murrett
Mary Street
Stonafter
Mholsel
Oliver
House of Correction
America
Choma
Mr Blackburne
Phintga Y
Alois
Vibew
Dia
Romie
Cueibyar
Galway
Ciggs
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