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The Venal Sanctuary and Irish Distress Reflections
A poem on church charity and class, then a long note on Ireland's famine era politics. It recounts Macready and Sloman theater incident lore, shifts to debates on Ireland’s famine relief, landlord oppression, and protests. It cites figures and districts like Roscommon, Limerick, Tipperary, and references to Lord Stanley and the Poor Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Ives
Mark
Ireland
National Intelligencer
L'Arliament
Roche
Sir G. Grey
John G.conwell
Ile
Lt. Grattan
Wipperary
Clare
King’s County
Roscommon
Limerick
Lord Palmerston
Lord Fitzwilliam
Lord Lansdowne
B. Hall
Archdeacon Laan
England
J. O’connell
Major Mahon
Poor Laws’ Commissioners
Maurice O'Connell
W. Somerville
Canada
United States
Lord Stanley
House of Lords
Prigsy
Lord Stanley ‘Trongly
Lord Brougham
Earl of Roden
Tipperary
Lord Clarendon
Earl Fitzwilliam
New York
John Lloyd
Aughrim
Smith Hill
Lloyd
London
Asaya
Sherr
County of Crans
Collis
Creagh
Tulsa
Corusry
Tiprerany
William Flan
Nery
Kilbarron
Flannery
Schalh
Trderteken