Cobbett Beaten with Warm Dublin Welcome and Ireland Toasts
Mr Cobbett arrives in Dublin amid heavy rain to a hearty reception from Irish crowds. Speakers praise his rise from the ranks and his lifelong advocacy for the poor, with an address from Dublin read in his honor. He thanks Ireland and notes his support from Irish members, signaling a brief stay before proceeding to the south and Darrynane Abbey with Mr O Connell.
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Dublin
Cobbett
Dabnetas
Oldham
England
Sibs Teason
Cone
Cockburn
Janas
Merrion
Princiy
Sackville-street
Dodd
Mx Cobbett
Finn
M.P
Ireland
Wm. Cobbett
Edinburgh
Earl Grey
Mr. F
al‘Negin
Kilkenny
Staltog
Messrs. Finn
M.V
J. Reynolds
Mr. Cobbett
Daniel O'Connell
Letter to Lord Duncannon on Irish governance in 1834
In a Sept 12 1834 letter from Darrynaue Abbey the writer lambasts Whig misrule in Ireland, denounces the Algerine Act and Orange faction domination, and argues for reform. He cites Proclamations by Anglesea, partial county magistracy, and biased police as tools of oppression, urging a new system and rejection of Orange influence to secureIrish rights and repeal the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrynaue Abbey
Ireland
England
Tom
Karl Grey
Britain
Orange
Duke of Wellington
House of Peers
House of Commons
Cou Ar
Lord Anglesea
Orange Lodges
Anglesea
Henry VII
Marquis Wellesley
Geutehant
Catholic Association
Clare
Peel
Wellington
Apatses
Treland
Lord Grey
Kyle
Dublin
Sadlier
Sands
Lord Anplesea
Trinity College
Arack Tory
Reform
Stanley
Lord Fitzgerald
Thorugh
Major Macnamara
Lord Wicklow
Wicklow
Lord Lorton
Roscommon
Arthur French
Trish
Gord Gorton
Nantes
Magistracy
Carlow
Commission of the Peace
Darley
Warburton
Tandy
Miller
Irish House of Peers Trial Note and Correction
A fragment recalls a public correction over a misnamed peer in the Irish House of Peers trial. The letter from Daniel O'Connell claims the correct figure is Lord Kingston, not Lord Lorton, who was tried and acquitted, with Eo. F. J. providing commentary.
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Daniel O'Connell
Lord Kingston
Lord Lorton
Irish House of Peers
Eo. F. J
Public Meeting on Unions and Industrial Ties in London
An important public meeting gathers employers, employed, and the general public at a Fitzroy-square institution to discuss strikes, wages, taxes, and the rise of unions. It warns that rapid capital expansion harms small masters and operatives, urging sound, practical plans and fair consideration of proposed measures.
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Institution
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
COURT CIRCULAR MATCHES ROYAL DOINGS AT WINDSOR CASTLE
Court Circular reports their Majesties and royal party at Windsor Castle with visits by Viscount Melbourne and Viscount Palmerston. A grand concert at the Egyptian Hall aids the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear. Also noted are diplomatic visits, arrivals, and shifts at the Foreign Office and Treasury, plus carriage processions and royal engagements at Virginia Water and the Castle.
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Stud House
Hampton Court
Windsor Castle
Viscount Melbourne
Viscount Palmerston
Duchess of Kent
Princess Victoria
Duchess of Gloucester
Egyptian Hall
Mansion-house
van Dieman’s Land Company
John Pearse
Messrs. Burnie
Pearse
Ewen
Clark
Spring Rice
Colonial Office
Ount Meetem
Foreign Office
Charles Grant
Lord Buckland
Pembroke Douckyard
Marquis of Lansdown
Bowood
Wilts
Wixpsor
Serr
William
Netherands
Augusta
Prince of Cambridge
Virginia Water
Princess Augusta
Foot
Life Guards
Lord Palmerston
Lord Melbourne
Windsor
Great Ark
State Room
London
Castle
Opera and bank notices mix with Irish bond terms
A cluttered page lists financials such as Portamese Bonds and Danish Ronda, and announces New Grand Opera Mountain Sylph at Theatre Royal with a cast including Miss E Romer and Mr Keeley. It also details National Bank of Ireland share subscriptions, committee actions, and bank-branch expansion plans in Waterford Carrick-on-Suir Kilkenny and Ennis.
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Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
Merton
F. Matthews
Beauchamp
Hemming
Caroline Merton
Diana
Eugenia
Ellen
Waylett
Tracy
Romulus Fetch
Wrench
Lionel Heirton
Oxberry
Martinez
Wyman
O'Facings
Benson Hill
Lady Heirton
Miss Barry
Lucia
Miss Lee
Love
Keeley
Boyational Bank OF Ireland
National Bank of Ireland
Old Broad-street
Waterford
Carrick-on-Suir
Kilkenny
Enniscorthy
JF. Ponsonby
P. Hayden, Esq
James Cantwell
John Walsh
Fannington
R. Feehan
John Reynolds
John F
Mount Richard
John Rourke
T. F. Fit
Bank of Ire
P. Hayden
J. Cantwell
John Power
William O'Donnell
Patrick Feehan
T. F. Fitzgerald
M. D
Poor Law Amendment Act published with notes and index
A reprint from Weekly True Law promotes the Poor Law Amendment Act of England and Wales with explanatory notes and a copious index in thirty six pages. It declares reform for pauper governance and urges reading by all, published by True Sun office Strand for sixpence. The notice details sale through booksellers and newsmen, with daily publication times noted.
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England and
Wales
True Luw
Tupee
True Sun
Carlist Offensive Report From The Moniteur
The Moniteur reports that the Giripascoans attacked Tolosa unsuccessfully on the 16th while moving toward Oyarzun. Estella area activity near Zomalayersenay was noted on the 13th as Rodil advanced with Lorenzo and Figueira. Don Carlos stays in Biscay as the Junta sits at Etchalar, signaling renewed Carlist offensives and leadership shifts.
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Paris
Moniteur
Giripascoans
Tolosa
Oyarzun
Zomalayersenay
Estella
Rodil
Lorenzo
Figueira
Etchalar
Don Carlos
Biscay
Zuma Lacag Resay
Navarre
Spaniards poised between reform and monarchy in new era
The piece argues Spain shows a favorable shift as the Liberal movement gains ground. It notes the Chamber of Procuradores passed the Bill of Rights with minor amendments and predicts ministers seek to remain in power by aligning with the majority. It warns profuse vacillation could doom the government and suggests Spain may join free states once the petition of rights is settled.
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Coleridge
Shakspeare
Baron Nicolay
Wardlaw
Hamburgh
General Steam Navigation Company
City of Hamburgh
Hamond and
Spurrier
Hoe
Ramona
Rotterdam
Smithfield
Henry V
England
Robert Cary
London
Henry I
Richard II
Henry IV
Tore Abbey
Follaton
Faulkland
Hunsden
Monmouth
Hurke
Great Britain
CoLtege of Surgeons
Royal College of Surgeons
Solna
Porugal-street
Buenos Ayres
Donna Juana Ossunduy
Cadilla
Laguana
Republic
Cochabamba
la Tour d
Bois-de-Boulogne
Avoué
Ayroué
Galignani
Fara
ST. Gives’s
Stirling
Middlesex Hospital
Timothy Mullins
No.3
Great Barlow-street
Mary Jevone
Buckeridge Street
St. Giles’s
Buckeridge-street
Biscay
Liberal
Spain
Thuilleries
Chamber of Procuradores
Lord Grey
Finance Committee
Procuradores
Pople
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Lord Duncannon
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Frankfort
Vienna
Reste
Petersburgh
Madrid
Cadiz
Ditto Regency
P. Genesreesn
Bilboa
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice
Naples
Palermo
Picon
Tomiei
Zerald
John Reade
Robert Daonell
Gurteon
Thomas O'Neill
John Ponsonby
Besboro
Thomas E. Lalor
Cregghouse
Henry Briscoe
Tinvane
Wm. O'Donnell
Cottage Jos. Rivers
Tobroughney
Mount Richi
Patrick Hayden
O'Riordan
Val. O'Donnell
Patrick Kiernan
Brennan ‘ Obique
Ohn Ho
R Reeser
Patrick Stevenson
John Boyle
Edward Power
John Meagher
O'Roarkeen Feehan, Wilson, Or
Edward Quinlan Patrick Dalton Theobald Power
John Reade, Three Ane
Leecm
Thoma
Patrick Cod
Joseph Wm.o'donnell
James Kennedy
Robert O'Donnell
Gurteen
Pierse O’donnell
John Purcell
T.&. Lalor
E. Power
J. Purcell
J. Ponsonby
Theople
W. O'Donnell
Borids
Voreign
Reluian Borissessseeee
Rsian
Rente de Naples
Malles Arat Oko
DUE
Abeivel
Holland
Essesceee
Halifax
O Winweeree Hrazit
Jamaica
Leewardslan
Carthagena
Eae
Lisbon
Anes Ae
Malta
Planers
Cessater
Mexico
Vrance
Sweden
Suernsev
RSON
Sxidge Ta-Eonkow
Sca
Goman
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