History and politics in Ireland since the union
Excerpted period study notes Hardwicke's conciliatory policy challenged by King, Redesdale, and Orange Lodges. Catholic exclusion from volunteer associations noted. Close of year 61.
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Orange Lodges
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Lord Hardwicke
Prince Alfred
Windsor Castle
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Great Britain
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Devon
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England
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George
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Bordeaux
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Jessor
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India
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Canterbury
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Ireland
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France
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Fatal Coal Pit Accident Casts Shadow Over Nation
A lengthy account reports a deadly coal mine disaster at a Welsh colliery, noting fifty lives lost amid fire damp and a dangerous explosion. It links the tragedy to broader political unrest, mentions Princess Sophia Matilda, and reflects on national tensions and public grief. The piece includes the coronial verdict and details of the victims, authorities, and local reactions.
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Steelae
Sophia Matilda
George Te Third
Blackheath
Avon
Lord Redesdale
Duke of Gloucester
Green
Greenwich Park
England
Ireland
Treland
Goldswith
Midland Counties Railway
Feota
Rangat
Orange Lodges
Bern
Uae
Broadstairs
Church
Lord Fitzwilliam
Inpland
Capurt
Rcal
King’s Atholic Association
Dublin
Sult
Haring
Lord Fingall
Raven
Lightfoot
Thoredsy
Neglec
Fridav
Reading
Israel
Patchit
Wattsford
Croom’s-hill
Greenwich
Eridenes
Sega
Erin Ecobites
Cena
Lord Hardwicke
Robert Light
Pitt
Lord Normanby
James Graham
Royal Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Colville
Cave
Cavan
Barkley
British Guiana
Lord Stanley
Colonial Office
Ranger
Betchworth
Koowsley-hall
Lancashire
Viscount d’Abrantes
George NT
Brazil
Signor Maceder
Cuaroz Acaixet
Privy Council
Guernsey
Macready health and bankruptcy court proceedings
A brief review notes Mr. Macready’s improving health and the bankruptcy case of Jonathan Bail, cabinet-maker of Salisbury. It reports the assignee’s actions, the taxing master’s rulings, and the effect on theatre capital, along with a separate item about a drowning incident involving a waterman’s boat on the Thames and the related court proceedings.
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Macready
Paris
Central Criminal Court
Manleent
Coma Achange
Bullock
MaweLave
Waterman
Edward Everett
Ballentine
Mr. Wilde
Carpet
Clarkson
John Bayley
Rotherhithe
New Farce At The Haymarket Delights A London Crowd
A long, ribald review of a recent Haymarket performance titled Foung Eng, described as a chaotic farce full of pratfalls and muddled plotting. The piece centers on a river steamer accident, mistaken identities, and a cast including John James and John Savoy, with a chaotic courtroom tone and mockery aimed at theatrical extravagance.
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John Savoy
Okiff
Dasbalong
Hell
Humby
Pounce
Tilbury
John Taylor
John Chambers
Clarkson
India
Schonoer
Cape
Jean James
Ballantine
Genteman
Aberitl
Kiff
Richard Field
Otal
Bucket
J. Roanna
Toaber
Peru
Cezanne
Bosboo
Crin Press
Dentelle de Telours
Canada
Charles Metcalfe
John's
New Brunswick
Courier
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