Ireland Proclamation on Militia and Tythe Reform 1807
A government proclamation of Sept 22 1807 directs militiamen and volunteers to be raised in Ireland by ballot across counties towns and cities. It explains aims to support a reform act and addresses objections over tythe and taxation while warning of potential tensions if tythe abolition occurs. The document cites figures like Lord Lieutenants and includes names of officials and places in Ireland.
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Ireland
Caria
Towaa
Ballut Imimanuer
Avr
Elie Pre
Hie
M Jasty
Ats Batene
Hig Majesy
Privy Council
Carrollegal
Ciies
Batoe
Govooter
Tynes
Standords
Mattain
France
Dublin-Caste
Dublin
Mathew Anderson
Calés
Weltey
Ivan
Speech on Lythes and rent reform in Ireland era debate
Fragmentary remarks by Toske Edel of the Dublin Journal discuss disaffection, total abolition of rents, and peasant unrest. The text recalls 18th century Whiteboys actions, land history, and rising prices tied to tenant claims, with references to landlords, magistrates, and clergy amid calls for restraint and constitutional order.
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Toske
Dublin Journal
Munder
Armagh
Isnad
Urey
Tadue
Ube
Teres
Belalte
Dublin Journal reports military bill approval and fleet actions
The Dublin Journal notes City of Dublin unanimous approval on the military bill and arrangements for its enforcement. It also mentions Lord Barrow’s Admiralty letter directing a convoy from Cork to the West Indies on November 16, with the Lord Mayor publishing details for merchants.
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Mansion House
Dublin
Hhem
Admiralty Office
Cork
West-Indies
Admiralty
Tam
James Barrow
Meeting in Kaverick rules armed groups to be suppressed
A county city meeting in Limerick vows action against nightly armed parties disturbing peace. Authorities pledge collective effort to suppress disorders, enforce the arms act, and consider the insurrection act if needed. General Whitelock to be recalled for a court martial. Peder Kelly moves lodging. Lieut Colonel Darlugia named Deputy Quarter Master General.
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Ginerick
Limerick
Cheneral Whitelocks
England
Peder Kelly
Holitals
No. 2
Hardwicket
George's Church
Darlugia
Generil
Butves
Beresford
Militia Ballot and Volunteer Plan Told in Proclamation
A Lord Lieutenant circular explains Ireland will mix ballot and voluntary service to expand the Militia. Counties may call parish meetings, levy substitutes or volunteers, and fix payments, aiming for quick national defense without relying solely on ballot.
Undefined Subdivision Volunteers Appointed by Deputy Governor
The document describes appointing deputies to recruit volunteers for subdivision service. It states volunteers may appear before Deputy Governors, be approved, enrollments by clerks, and that names must be entered within subdivisions before the ballot. It emphasizes lawful enrollment and the process of listing volunteers.
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Cme
Anid Uch
Poriony Chan
Ballony
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Londn
Robert Wieson
Petersburgh
Buonaparte
Austin
Prussia
Austria
Anterng
Kaverick
Lane
County Dublin
Polson
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