Bank of England Court Adjourns to June Third
A notice from the Court of Directors of the Bank of England states the General Court, adjourned to Wednesday next the 3rd of June at eleven o'clock. Secretary John Knight signs the notice.
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Bank of England
John Knight
Price Yu
F.T
Treutte
Wurtz
Richter
Soho-Square
West Indies
Price
Gcervice
Tate
Owen
Africa
Globe
R. Bentley
New Burlington Street
Henry Colburn
Coldbath Fields Massacre Meeting of the National Union
A crowded Coldbath-fields era meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tavern critiqued government and police actions over the May 13 incident. Speakers including J Roebuck and Daniel O Connell denounced coercion, praised trial by jury, urged legal defense of liberty, and warned Whigs against eroding English rights.
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Crown and Anchor
Coldbathfields
Spenner
J. Roebuck, Esq
M.P
Daniel
Birmingham
Wallace
England
Plains of Waterloo
Mr. O'Connell
Europe
York
Lancaster
West India
Ireland
King's Bench
Pater Patrie
Metropolitan Police
Wakefield
Dublin
Hunt
Mr. Taut
Westminster
O'Connell
Mr. Hunt
Coldbath-fields
Duke of Bedford
Reformed Parliament
Repeal of the Union sparks Irish unity and politics
Irish papers discuss repeal celebrations and a coming parliamentary clash on the legislative Union. Wexford Independent and other papers urge national independence, warning of coercion’s costs and calling for cross sectarian unity among Irishmen to secure self legislation.
Tithes to the Editor Clarified in Caher Letter
In Caher May 27 1833 a reader corrects a Free Press report on Cavendish vicar's tithe actions. He says latitats were served Tuesday not Sunday and fifty two landholders were costed 130 pounds with no notice. Valuation by process servers. locals vow to challenge valuators before Hobson. Cavendish posted July 1 deadline with police guarding the notice.
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Tipperary Free Press
Caher
Free Press
Cavendish
Hobson
Chapel
Vertfas
Tithe disputes and Irish police critique in 1833 Waterford
In Fethard on May 28 1833 police and soldiers enforce tithe payments amid arrests of villagers for dues. Resolutions from Waterford parishioners denounce taxes as oppressive and criticise Rev Archdeacon Kennedy. Excerpts from Irish papers condemn police misconduct and unrest in Carrick on Suir and Jenkinstown, noting attacks on property and calls for stronger measures.
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Tipperary Free Press
Fethard
St. Patrick’s
Archdeacon Kennedy
Calthorpe Street
Ireland
Carrick-On-Sair
Carrick-on-Suir
Carrick
Iscenoraky
Captain Bryan
Jenkinstown
Outrage at a Schoolhouse Sparks Public Alarm
The Kelhenny Journal reports a raid on a schoolhouse where assailants forced a door, shattered windows, and confronted a schoolmaster and servant. A local man named Ryan, brother of a Ross policeman, is suspected. police search continues. The piece condemns the attackers and warns of political manipulation behind outrages.
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Ball
Ryan
Taki
Morton
Ross
Bryan
Jenkinstown
More
Paris
Kelhenny Journal
Artists General Benevolent Institution Anniversary Dinner
The anniversary dinner of the Artists General Benevolent Institution was held Saturday at Freemasons Hall with about 150 attendees in attendance. Notables present included the Earl of Shrewsbury and Marquis of Lansdowne as chair, with toasts given praising the society's charitable work for distressed artists and their families.
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General Benevolent Institution
Freemasons’ Hall
Sarily Resent
He Hart of Shrewsbury
Earl de Grey
M.A. Shee
Sir Beechey
Harris Nicolas
W. Old
M.P
Wilkie
R.A
Daniel
Phillips
Elty
Stanfield
Robinson
F.S.A
F.G.S
Rendon
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bogisntine
Feo Ss
Earl of Shrewsbury
Congress
Arta
Artists’ General Benevolent Institution
Robertson
Royal Academy
M. A. Shee
Ee Mae Pa
Public critique on peace officers and government in 1833
A letter to the editor denounces misuse of force by authorities and laments political leadership under a Whig administration. It argues for police protection of peaceful demonstrators, condemns lethal force, and cites Major Cartwright and Thomas Alfred Yeates. Dated Temple May 31, 1833.
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Fife
Hunt
Churchill
Calthorpe-street
Calthope
Mr. Powell
Thomas Murphy
Wade
Reland
Brosnerit
Brighton
Waterford Chronicle
Siberian
Y.comas
Thomas Alfred Yeates
Temple
Poor Man Advocate Argues Taxation and Press Value
A self signatory “A Poor Man” argues for two taxes on knowledge and cites his own case as proof of the newspaper press as an aid to the poor. He claims his literacy costs nothing and credits the Examiner, noting Lord Althorp’s stance and urging support for such a proposal.
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Anglesea
Ireland
England
Brougham
Grey
Al]thorp
House of Commons
Macauley
St. Giles’s
Blaguard
Blarney
Scherr
Exeter
Durham
Culley
Globe Or
Morning Chronicle
The
Times
Herald
Chronicle
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Dublin Evening Mail
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Irish Okiibiss
Rangers
Whitefoot
Wexford Independent
Prince of Peace
Evening Mail
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Wexford
Torsep
Union
Irish Commonwealth
O'Connor
Uniox
Fergus O’cunmor
County Cork
Legislative Union
Lawless
Jay
F. O'Connor
S. Rice
Sadaoegs
Etna
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