Bank of Ireland Visit by Lord Lieutenant and Countess
A Dublin report notes His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Haddington visited the Bank of Ireland on a Saturday afternoon. They toured the cash office and printing department, were greeted by directors, and departed amid cheers from onlookers outside the building.
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Countess of
Haddington
Hamilton
R.N
Bank of Ireland
John George
Isaac M. D’olier
Safe, &c
Earl of
Paddington
Evening Mail
O’dwyer
Royal Hotel
Drogheda Journal
Agricultural Society of Ireland
Agricultural and Dublin Society of Ireland
Morrisgon’s
Earl of Haddington
Duke of Leinster
Lord Leitrim
Lord Cloncurry
Colonel Rochford
Viscount Bangor
Lord Massey
Sir John VI
Perrin
Atttorney
O’loghlen
Londons
Christopher Fitziman
Dublin
Glancullen
Irish government praise and doubts on officials
From the Freeman's Journal, praise for reform and relief from Orange influence. The piece discusses the new Irish administration, noting Lord Haddington's successor as liberal and well regarded, Sir George Gray's mixed record, and Lord Plunkett's controversial return to office. It closes with guarded hopes for future conduct.
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Freeman's Journal
Plaudite Et
Orange
Ireland
Dublin
Be Ing
Lord Haddington
George Gray
Lord Plunkett
Violent Acts and Riots Across Counties Clare Limerick and Ardee
Reports describe soil vandalism on Maurice O Connell and C O Callaghan lands in Clare with tenants ordered to replace sods. A Ballinahiach dig and a warning over potato sales. In Limerick a Conolly residence was burned by armed assailants wounding him and his wife. Ardee riot ends with Denis Boyle fined five pounds or two months in Dundalk jail. police and Captain Deceluzeau restore order.
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Clare
Curmoragh
Kennedy
Callaghan
Cloncolman
Ballioacally
Ennis
Charles Mulville
Knockania
Daniel Conolly
Castlegarde
Doone
Conolly
ArpDen
Serjeant Williams
Deceluzeau
Bridewell
Clarges Ruxtun
Dundalk
Drogheda Journal
Arrival of Lord Plunkett and Sugden in Irish Court
Dostin reports Lord Plunkett will resume as Lord Chancellor tomorrow or the next day and be sworn in as Lord Justice until the Earl of Mulgrave arrives. Sir Edward Sugden plans to leave the Irish bar today. The Chancery Chief Judge in Equity is praised for impartiality and lack of political interference, with a note on his possible return to England.
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O’connell
Morning Register
O'Connell
Ireland
Lord Melbourne
London
G. Grey
Lords
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Lord Mulgrave
Dublin
Saurin
Caryafort Avenue
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Stephen’s Green
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15Th Hussars
Hart
Countess of Haddington
Hibernian United Service Journal
Cartie Snow
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Kildare-street
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Ballyssannon
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Tandy
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J.P
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Wilson
Equity
Court of Chancery
Teie
Itia
Orange Lodges Vote Unity in Enniscorthy Dinner
The Grand Orange Lodge of Wexford met at Enniscorthy's Court Street on Monday the 13th to elect officers for the year and conduct business. After a banquet at Rodd's Hotel, speeches praised Orangeism, Protestant ascendancy, and loyalty to the Crown, with calls for national unity and defense against Papist influence.
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Roge
the Duke of Cumberland
William
E. Brett
R.W. Phair
Unl
Great Britain
Orange Party
Ireland
Orangemen
R. Peel
Victoria
Richard Donovan
N. O
Wexford
E. Hiogon
E.E. Brett
Roden
Winchilsea
O Connnell and English politics in a Tory frame
England strings to suppress O Connell by a faction spread across the isle while Ireland finds in him a powerful figure who can sway England. The article argues the court and Tory writers misread public sentiment, praise for O Connell comes from the people, and the court opposes him. Also reports a melancholy accident near Newport: a sea rack gathering boat capsized, seven lives lost, three saved, five bodies recovered and buried.
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England
O'Connell
O’connell
Isle
Ireland
Pople
Rosstrank
Newport
Mayo Constitution
Melancholy Accident at a Wilsontown Colliery
A young man named Adams died after a rope coil at the pithead caused him to fall headfirst down the shaft while his father awaited ascent. He uttered a single piercing shriek as he plunged, then perished instantly. Edinburgh Paper notes the tragedy near Wilsontown.
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Wilsontown
Adams
Edinburgh
Reformers Honour John Russell With Public Tribute
The Reformers of Birmingham held a meeting and adopted resolutions praising John Russell for his stand and victory against a corrupt faction harming workers. In Leith since Sir Robert Peel’s resignation, Leith contemplates reinstating their former Lord Advocate and fears parliamentary candidates. Conservatives’ old nominee withdrew. Ewing of Glasgow declined to oppose trusted conduct. Admiral Sir D Milne may enter the race, with Mr Murray’s supporters planning to secure a triumphant return.
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Rd John Russell
Leith
Robert Peel
Lord Advocate
Ewing
Glasgow
D. Milne
Marray
Exchange Buildings
Murray
Edinburgh
Liberal Party Dinner in Rochester Highlights Bernal Support
A Liberal party gathering at the Bull Inn in Rochester drew about 180 guests as tickets sold out. Breen Esq. presided while Admiral Fleming, Mr Hodges, and Mr Rider attended. Mr Bernal received sustained cheers as the elected representative for Rochester, with speakers praising his integrity and advocacy of liberty and national happiness.
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Breen
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Rider
Hhe
Duke of Sussex
Lord Melbourne
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House of Commons
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Inithat
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Alludde
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Hear
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Tong
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