Local Committee Formed to Promote Morals and Agriculture
A countywide committee was assembled at TiAl Tow to discuss promoting morals and welfare, creating a permanent body with twenty nine members plus the High Sheriff. Plans included regional baronial committees, fishing cultivation, and cooperative communications with local officials. Reports also note disturbances and fires in nearby areas, with several incidents referenced and police actions described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TiAl Tow
Pares
Havana
Selacter
Nicholas Culthurst
Woodward
Robert de la Cour
Aia McCarty
Magri
Ecorpillor
Aps
Halfot
Market Prices and Grain Stock Across Regions
Market reports from Carlow and Markerthale show butter and grain prices fluctuating with abundant supply in some days and tight stocks in others. Wheat and oats held varied quotes, while a Sierra Leone voyage summary lists ships visited and slave cargo, plus a note on population statistics from a Britain wide census and agricultural shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Carlow
Butler
Coun
Batley &d
Murtton
Qld
Burley
Bodditte
Suen
Ava
Castisaau
Ave
Perth
Prk
Ani
Population tables and parish returns amid general census notes
Fragmented text outlines a county survey with church and chapel listings, population totals, and notes on births marriages burials and religious affiliations. It references Mimdaud, Vic Sammons, multiple parishes and groups including Catholics Quakers and Dissenters, and mentions a royal digest of returns and exams on apothecaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Sammons
Mimdaud
Phagsand Dour
Ramata Das
High Treason Trials Opening At City Commission
The Commission of Dyer and Terminer opened at Nassions Hons on Queen Street with Lord Norbury and others. six men confined for treason since June were moved to trial readiness under the Mfaheds Corpus Act. Thirteen more prisoners moved toward possible trial at Kilmainham during this commission, with proceedings adjourned as the court prepared to arraign true bills and hear further petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Street
Lord Norbury
Burtop
Lord Newsory
Thart
Ffaarcron
Kilmainhant
Avica
Michael Keenan
William Mason
Michael Carr
Mathew Redmond
John Conway
Michael Quinn
Dyer
Lenniner
Taol
Mr Hamilton
Thomas Byrne
Edward Clafferty
John Rice
Peter Rourke
John Kelly
Bernard Dan
Kilmainham
Tramilton
Cgontlemendt
The New Insolvent Act and Irish Landed Interests
The New Insolvent Act changes render a tenant liable after insolvency, allowing surrender of leases to creditors or foreclosure by the landlord, risking embolden distress for Ireland’s landed proprietors. It also requires all existing bills at arrest to be included in the debtor’s peledge and protests, treating the insolvent as debtor to all holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Slitiag
Ireland
Corth
Sanders
Goldenfurt
Raltinglax
Woyland
Shirov
Janland
Vale Scoland
Great Britain
Ghent
Haris
Rae
Paghead
Dpa
Tae Papal
England
Walls
Olivia
Pat Manly
Tate
Rene Ben Dries
Poe
Hyun
Galway
Andrew Kenny
Green
Longrick
Mancenl
Siri
Blountfield
London
Nit Patek Revlon Neem Herted
Toraas
Pua Trek Street
Athena
Pieree Phiwer
Tsarbatecnys
Corry
Geovertiaentia
Beliu
Jatin Crihigh Wien
Per Oitieu
Galbondhly
Getiilee
Cpt
Rome
Nepal
Cretenstanen
Fraser
Coretva Aubiressad
Joey
Hamid
Tomer
Dreland
Amuy
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Wilcorks
Ashgrove
Kewcaitle
Nated Whiteley
Michaelween
Chritopher Kyashog
Ruscha
Exhilitee
Inaro Tursale Lelore Xome Uilicers Royale
Barrieks
Waterford
Rovinental Hospital
Coluel Warner
Angona
Londanas
Cork
House of Recovery
Cork-Street
Pnwenan Penne
Vuk
Sierra Leone
Siera Leone
Platforias Land &E
Anelior
Tanle
Amerian Colotrs
Tus Bean
Mle Flanter
United States’ Navy
Clark
America
Gullinas
Eomesbourne Park
Ndllover Tits
Perman
Newton Pellywes
New Thoma
Middlesex
Srasex
Anglesey
Mies
Yas
Aso
SRR
Jomntien Rickman
Torhen Tue
Tang
Brea
Otis
Worborge
Therabc
Teri Vanoetow
Rita Teriately
Prorbar
Commission
John Healy
Win
Keating
John Whorf
James Cregan
Poetor Murray
Haasig
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