Dublin Journal examines Ireland poverty and labour squeeze
The Dublin Journal reports on the Second Report of the Select Committee on the State of Disease and Condition of the Poor in Ireland. It argues vast disposable labour exists, millions lack full employment, and suggests capital and policy limits hinder relief. It critiques politicians and physicians and weighs population growth against capital, land, and poverty remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Treland
Sen
Can
Gorwes
Panwen
Farmer's, Magazine
Bretine
Himsel
Paxxxs
Conwen
Jodes
Romnrer
Europe
Iceland
Ald
Ireland and the happiness of toil in old countrys speech
A fragmentary extract discusses philosophical happiness tied to labor, arguing unemployment breeds misery and that true prosperity rests on individual exertion. It cites Ireland and England’s small-farm policy as flawed, noting capital limits and modern improvements. The author endorses Corwen’s causal view of Irish distress and its social costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eresse
Matra
Ireland
England
Damor Gaanau
Travels in Italy Journal of a City Gentleman in 1816
A local reader furnishes a Journal detailing a two month tour through the Italian States in 1816. The paper promises extracts to appear over time, noting that much of its content is original literary material. The editor thanks the traveler for a new source of information about a historically rich country in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Tias Dhas
Europe
Foreign Intelligence Digest Reports Wartime Decline and Fever
A fragmented foreign intelligence summary reports diplomatic shifts in Prussia and Austria, military conscription measures, and the spread of yellow fever in Cadiz and Madrid. It notes Prince Regent gifts and a Gibraltar letter about Spain’s fever and West Indies pay disaffection, with propaganda from Venezuela and London agents amid wartime turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromm
Prusia
Boclin
Silesia
Palde Eisit
Blucher
Prussia
Jahn
Rothschild
Germany
Antwerp
London
Hanhava
Ile
Alexanders
Archangel
Cade
Seville
Cartiz
Madrid
Cynot de Cald
Ron
Andaluais
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Ysa
Spain
Gudie
Hayth
West India
South America
Vocuzuela
Angugivra
Reform Meetings Across England Stir Radical Fear
The York Leeds Birmingham and London districts report reform gatherings aiming at mediators between the King and people. Speeches threaten abolition of ministerial responsibility and challenge Parliament. Liverpool mayor declines to attend Manchester proceedings. requisitionists convene another meeting Thursday.
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State
England
Chester
York
Leeds
Bermingham
Southwark
Bishopgate
Farrington
Kilsiarnock
Manchester
Buch
Schevik
House of Commons
Liverpool
Thormealvea
Meeting at York for Reform Faces Manchester Riot Debate
A York meeting convened to discuss parliamentary reform and Manchester events, with Alderman Durslay and speakers from York and Doncaster denouncing the Manchester violence. They demand inquiry into magistrates actions, preservation of constitutional rights, and calling for ministers' dismissal if found complicit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mauchiosferht
Manchéster
England
Scotland
Ireland
Cobby-street
Loup Mavoor
Nicoln
City
Doncaster
Manchester
Ffrapc
Fresnensoun
Acar
Minchesteg
Sis
Bly Majcuty
Mac Jealy
Nand
Gould
Blond
Pariah
Gentaman
Edam
bin Countes
Ata
Alderman Durslay
London
Temple of Fame
Uut
L. Donpan
Leeds Meeting at North Hall Garten Rally for Reformers
A Leeds gathering drew crowds from Huddersfield and nearby towns to North Hall Garten for a reformist march toward Winsted Moor. Flags, scarlet sashes, and music accompanied a disciplined parade, with inscriptions praising liberty and parliamentary reform.
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Hundt
Moor
Ara
Leeds
Manchester
Rom Hutdersfind
Dewabury
Bagan
Anembie
North-hall Garten
Cobatey
Ph ‘Pien
Wunstet-moor
Canis
Mutt
Balkit
Bartishman
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Rbity
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York Neral
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Nicoun
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