Abolition of Tithes in Ireland Letter of 1834
A lengthy letter argues for total abolition of tithes in Ireland as essential to tranquillity and prosperity. It contrasts coercive measures with redress of wrongs, details Stanley’s Act flaws, and proposes a plan: end tithes by law, compensate lay impropriators and clergy, and fund social needs via rent tax volumes to aid Irish counties and public services. It warns of landlord overreach and urges immediate parliamentary action.
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Bank of Ireland
Great Britain
United Kingdom
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Eup
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All Ireland
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Stanley
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Paddy Blake
Paddy
Thomas Williams
Williams
John Thompson
Aemtey & Son
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Littleton
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Beresford
Ward
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Peel
Inglis
Shaw
England
Lefroy
University of Dublin
House of Commons
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Aden Alist
Belfast
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Ulster
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Grand Jury Cess
Meeting on try Pentonvilee murders inscription debate
A meeting at the Three Kings Clerkenwell discusses finalizing tombstones for Ellen Lefevre and her four children murdered by Johann Nicolaus Steinberg in 1834. The group approves an epitaph by A L V Campbell and arranges stone engraving, while Steinberg seeks a copy of the inscription amid tension.
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Carman
Three Kings
Clerkenweil-close
Ellen Lefevre
Johann Nicolaus Steinberg
Lefevre
George Bugg
É&C
A. L. V. Campbell
Sadler, Wells Theatre
Henry Lefevre
Jol Lefevre
Job
Jeremiah
Bagg
Steinberg
Court of King’s Bench
Fs Verdin
Tess E
Presentation on the first day of the next session
A fragmentary note presents a formal address on opening the upcoming session. It mentions opposition to tithe extinctions and includes a respectful closing from Daniel O’Connell, indicating a political or parliamentary context and the traditional pleasantry of a deputation signing.
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Daniel O'Conne
Portsea Island Maritime Log Seaborne Fleet Notes
Portsmout h port entries detail Royal Navy vessels including Hart Victor and Speedy, with winds from ESE and S.E. and ships docking or sailing for duties or cruises. The log notes traffic from Plymouth, West Indies, and Rio Janeiro, with convicts aboard Augusta Jessie and operations around the Duchess of Braganza and Portuguese frigate presence.
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Hart
Ocean
Sheerness
Plymouth
Victor
West Indies
America
Duchess of
Augusta
Falmouth Dispatch Describes Lisbon Changes and Deaths
Falmouth October 2 report notes an African steamer arriving as Lt West lands with despatches during dense fog. Don Pedro died on the 24th with burial in Oporto per his will. A new Portuguese ministry is named led by the Duke of Palmella as President with Count Villa Real abroad affairs, Count Friere finance, Count St. Luis marine, Duke of Terceira home, and Duke Barreto Ferrez Vas justice.
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Lisbon
Don Pedro
Oporto
Pring
Duke of
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