Fenian activity and arrests reported in Dublin and Cork
The report details arrests in Dublin and Cork related to Fenian activity, including capture of Clancy in Bedford Square, trials at Bow Street and Kilmainham, and witnesses naming ONeil and Barratt. It notes a large police presence, updates on treasonable placards, and mass enlistment of special constables. It also covers Tredegar Irish Catholic resolutions and Limerick clergy backing repeal of the Union with calls for reform.
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Mr. Jackson
Barratt
Mullaney
Burke
Casey
America
Young
O’neil
Glasgow
Clancy
Bedford Square
Bloomsbury
Bow Street
Patrick Lennon
Lennox
Allen
Kilmainham
Dublin
Kenna
Kelly
Lennon
Thomas Allen
William Allen
Cork
Fota
Hamilton
Waters
A. M. Sullivan
Weekly News
United Kingdom
Mansion House
Tredegar
Father O'Sullivan
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Limerick
Dean O’brien
O'Brien
O’connell
Synan
P.P
England
Luke Hanrahan
D. O'Connor
James Hickey
McCaaide
United States of America
Christmas election at London charity trims future admissions
At the London Tavern Mr. Alderman Lusk presided as trustees of an asylum for fatherless children voted to keep twenty elected this year but warned that future elections will admit fewer orphans. Rev I W Avexrine explained that five extra children labeled cholera cases strained funds amid a weak economy and reduced public gifts.
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London
Alderman Lusk
I. W. Avexrine
Board Faces Debt Risk in Child Admission Crisis
The board warned it must avoid debt by increasing admissions as cholera cases surged. Bantine urged public funds to replenish the institution while the CuargMan opened the poll for twenty children from 123 candidates, twelve boys and eight girls, amid mounting need.
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Bantine
CuargMan
Bristol Conservative Banquet Highlights Ministers and Reform Debate
At a Bristol banquet for Her Majesty's Ministers Duke of Beaufort presided before about 1400 guests including three Cabinet members. Sir John Pakington signaled forthcoming reforms in military and naval affairs while Archdeacon Denigan urged cautious reform and unity behind the government amid wars and economic distress. Lord Stanley defended the Reform Act, urged measured expectations, and warned radicals to study historical precedent before pressing for change.
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Bristol Conservative Association
Duke of Beaufort
K.G
Lord Stanley
John Pakington
Gathorne Hardy
M.P
Lord Derby
Mr. Disraeli
Denigan
Rome
Bristol
England
Radicala
Lord Stamey