PRESENT STATE OF IRELAND AND POLITICAL NOTES
Fragmentary report covers debates on Ireland governance and law, mentions harvests in Clare, primogeniture, and references to U.S. and Mexican systems. Includes scattered names and political returns such as Jones, Powers, Lamphere, and Snell, with vague election district notes and unfinished lists from Palmyra Jefferson and Hebro.
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Mexico
Clay
Ricks of
Sn Hon
Gua
Terry Alt
Chihawhau
Palmyra
Jefferson
Jones
Powers
Lamphere
Snell
Sullivan
Hebro
Destitution in Clare and Rioters at Rathkeale Workhouse
In December 1847 reports describe widespread poverty in Clare with eight hundred families lacking visible means of support. An 800-man, multi-parish march to Rathkeale Workhouse led to clashes with dragoons and police, injuries and property damage. Local figures urged restraint and called for relief within the Poor Law framework.
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Limerick Examiner
Clare
Miltown Malbay
M’mahon
Rathkele
Ireland
England
Scotland
Wales
Dudin Nation
Limerick
Garryfiue
Garryfine
Croom Road
Bruree
Rockhill
Mr. Ryan
Meany
Kilwallock
Featherston
Ryan
Mendersson
Teatherston
Hey
Poaghesston
Massy Rector
Fetherston
Massy
Ballyagrave
O’ Flanagan
O' Flanagan
Mr. Drew
Drew
Elis
Ballyagrane
Tne
Louisiana
Victims of the Phoenix shipwreck highlighted in Milwaukee paper
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports the Phoenix disaster, noting 160 Hollanders aboard with only about 50 to 75 saved. Rescue efforts left many destitute in Sheboygan as the community in Milwaukee plans a church collection to aid the survivors and lists numerous lost and saved passengers from several Dutch villages.
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Sheboygan
Theboygan
Milwaukee
Patriotism of a Clergyman and Treason of a Whig Editor
A Nashville crowd presents a banner to a new Tennessee Volunteers regiment. Rev. D Elliott hails brave soldiers and prays for divine protection as he urges peace before battle. The speech draws editor Greeley’s derisive attack in the N S Tribune, mocking the pleas for peace.
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Nashville
D. Elliot
Fair Daughters of
Tennessee
Nial
Washington
Greely
N. S. Tribune
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