Irish Poor Law Debates Clash Over Ireland Aid
Protests and petitions fill the Lords as opposition attacks a sweeping Irish Poor Law reform. Critics warn permanent relief risks ruin to landowners, cultivation, and the United Kingdom, urging cautious, evidence driven action with historical precedents cited from Irish and English experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Messare
Ireland
United Kingdom
R. Dostrr
MonTxsaGte
Raprox
England
House of Commons
Poor Law of
Nicholls
Cornwall Lewis
Trisolton
Gulsen
Clements
Lords
Paris and London News on Food Panic and Grecian Tensions
Intelligence briefs from Paris and London address ongoing food shortages and market declines amid rising panic spurred by the potato disease. Greece Turkey and Tunis tensions loom, with talks between Athens and the Porte and warnings of possible naval moves, while domestic notes cover royal charity, zoological garden access, and a Derby race market overview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Journal Des Débats
Dublin
Ganterbar
France
Greece
Malta
M. Colenti
M. Monaurans
M. Kalergi
Athens
England
Turkey
Arma
Tunis
Moniteur Grec
Mapsip
Messrs
Orlando
M. Maria Herrera
Count de Fernandina
M. Luis Salamanca
Marquis de Villacampo
Count de Campo Alange
Tiempo
M. Salamanca
Girona
Cbapel
Whitehall Chapel
Farrant
Edom
Arnold
Chapel Royal
George Smart
Jeff
Christ Church
King’s College
Joseph Manby
Her Majesty's Almonry
Archbishop of
York
Royal Charity
God Save the Queen
Zooronical Gardens
Zoological Society
Regents Park
Whitson
Society
Cavetry
William Wilson
John Street
Wilmington Square
Clerkenwell
Wilson
Society For the Suppression of Cruelty
Greenwood
Church Gresley
Derbyshire
Church Pit
Daniel Batch
Extraordinary Will Case at Oxford Circuit
In the Brayne will dispute at Oxford Circuit Court, testator William Brayne’s December 1644 will is challenged. The case centers on two wills, with the plaintiff seeking property worth about £30,000. Witnesses for the defendants claim the later will is valid, while the plaintiffs allege forgery and improper influence by relatives. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants after a lengthy, dramatic hearing lasting about 25 hours.
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Ireland
John Russell
Park Street
Grosvenor Square
London
Canada
W. H. Grecony
W. J. O'Coxvett
M. Brouard
Appellents
Agrouch
Tribune of
Leon
Society of Baptists
United States
Sect of
Baptists
Tribunal of
Laon
Suicipe
Wakley
White Hart
West End
Northelt
Thoross Little
Weat End
Spinks
Muapea
Lawpeta
Vauxhall
Lambeth
Thomas Child
Carter
Pat Surrey
Scotland Yard
Justice Cresswell
Jenifer Bolitho
Redruth
Merivale
Br. Merivale
Haoneh George
Abe
Iprisoner
Anne Messenger
Aoon
Jane Hicks
Elizabeth Hicks
Therisoner
Messenger
Anid
Witpens
Paris
Charles Tregoning
Union
George Herris
Redruth Union
Jane Polking Hore
Samuel Vincent Pryce Mitchell
Bmarah
Nia
Tattersall
Euclid
Newmarket
Sting
Planet
Dukes
Panch
Epirote
Glentilt
Liberator
Mr. Martin
Newmanxet
E. Russell
Mr. Gregory
Sir C. Monck
Lord Orford
Lord Stradbroke
Mr. Wigram
J. Hawley
Br. Cuthbert
Anson
Tom Tullock
R. Neville
W. Scott
Sir Tatton Sykes
Gregory
Mr. Mostyn
Mr. O'Brien
Gully
B. Green
Mostyn
Irwin
Wilson
Skerratt
Hill
Deasr
Lord Eglinton
Yao Tromp
Bowes
Epirotes
O'Brien
the Liberator
Lagat
Guily
Allortonian
Bingham
Holmes
Pedley
the Cossack
John Scow
Vanish
Tom Tulloch
Doe Dem Batheer
Brayne and
Edwards
Oxforp Crscurt
Saignspurr
Serjeant Gaselee
Henry Francie Bather
J. Bather
Shrewsbury
St. Chad
William Brayne
Braater
Serjeant Talfourd
Mr. Whateley
Q.C
Mr. Whitmore
Plai
Sir Fitzroy Kell
Sedall
Serjeant Allen
Ar. Gray
Paree
Denm Source Bayley
Sir F. Kelly
John Hayward
Brayne
Hoe
Catharine Edwards
Kitty
John Bather
Oxford
Catherine Edwards
Rogerson
Bather
Mosare, Harris and Co
Law Stationers
Harper
Mr. Edwards
Renda
Richard Clark
Teece
Mr. Harper
Testator
Denal
Serjeant
Talfourd
Archdeacon _Bather
Edward Bather
F. Kelly
Sod
Gaseleo
The Chesterfield Murder Confession and Execution
Platts and Morley lured Collis to a Chesterfield shop on Sunday afternoon, murdered him, and hid the body in a cesspool. Platts later wrote a letter confessing, then recanted under interrogation before being executed at Derby. The confession details Morley as the principal killer with Platts aiding, culminating in a public execution amid a crowded scene.
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Platts
Plats
Collis
Morley
Platin
Ellen Beresford
Westbars
Ceaspool
Franks
Derby County Gaol
Geusseuss
Heven
Jeseua
Mr. Hotham
R. Hotham
Jons Patty
Chesterfield
Sims
Derby
Cheaterfield
New Inn
Betteson
Brampton
David Britt
Frank
Hannah
Rotherham
Atable Wall
Limb
Collin
Joan Prats
Accidental Collapse at Fortbar Limeworks Kills Three
A landslide at Fortbar Limeworks during wheelbarrow unloading caused by falling rock killed three workers named Smart and Johnston and Chambers. A fourth man Wishart died from injuries two days later. Rescue took about two hours amid rubble. The incident is reported in the Fifeshire Journal with grim details.
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Kertre
Fortbar
Barrows
Johnston
Chambers
Dundee
Wishart
Fifeshire Journal
Blair
Thomas Preat
Strand
London
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Mr. C. Cochrane
Moyteagle
Ranson
Chariss Cochrane
Westminster
North Street
Morning Chronicle
Tour
Juan de Vega
Bungey
Cheir
C. Cochrane
Iss Tour
Cochrane
Captain Houghton
R.N. Rose
Don Juan
Robertson
Huggett
Westminster Reform Society
Hoggett
Wright
Boggett
O& Mr
Mr. Cochrane
Haggett
Mr. Haggett
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Phillips
Shadler
Chronicle
Houghton
Corry
Pontypool
Sare
Gil
Slayman
Mr. Huggett
Morning
The
Bennoch
Court of Common Council
Rotary
Denmark Street
Soho
Benjamin Cummings
Bartarn
Navy
Claxton
Downpatrick
Great Britain
Cullia
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