Catholic clergy denounced as famine presses Ireland policy
A long sermon by the Archbishop of Tuam condemns famine coercion and asserts clergy acted to curb crime and aid the poor. He argues police and coercive laws fail, praises clerical exhortations, and warns Parliament against neglecting relief and reform while famished crowds suffer during winter. He critiques current measures and predicts future cycles of coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herod
Ireland
Pythagorean
Paneer
Jour
Tuam
Police Reports From Mansion House and Downgraded Alley
Cha rge against Caroline Jones and Richard Levy for passing bad coin in two shopfront schemes. Several witnesses detailed counterfeit substitutions in Cornhill and Smithfield venues. Lord Mayor ordered trial and refused bail. Also reports on labor disputes, assaults, thefts at railway stations, and a desecration of churchyard coffins leading to indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count of Common Pleas
Tasrespar
Oporto
Gibraltar
Oriental Company
Mr. Andrews
Southampton
Pre
Bennett
England
Wilde
House of Lords
M.D. Hill
Appey
Portugal
France
Captain Bennett
Montrose
M. M. D. Hill
Thas Geol
Serjeant
Adams
S Bench of Magistrates
William Buckley
William Avery
Parkhurst
Payne
Liverpool
Birmingham
Counstable
America
James Sawrey
Grenadier Guards
Richard Jones
Holborn
Eves
Axstrot Mong Oy
Caroline Jones
Richard Levy
Parsell
Cornhill
Art. Cook
Jones
Levy
Indy
William Johnson
George Inn
Smithfield
Purselley
Rachel Levy
Rachael Levy
Frondon
George IV
E. Eyre
Chiewell Street
WV. Trego
Coleman Street
Thames Street
Thoas
J. Johnson
Limehouse
Trego
Coal Exchange
George Edgecombe
Gibbs
John Phillips
Eateea
Bow Steedt
Josgrh Apy
Joseph Ady
Commons
Peacock
Post Office
Ady
Heary
Inatead
Joseph
Henry
Mr. Henry
Thomas Elswood
Stepney
Auie
Charles Bauer
Barnes
Butler
Bauer
Ellwood
Ballantine
Fire at Birmingham firm injures stock and hides theft
A fire at No 105 Houndsditch, Birmingham and Sheffield dealers Messrs Abraham and Danzerer caused by a cocked main gun pipe spark led to a theft of a box behind the counter containing trinkets worth about £400. A pretence of extinguishing the blaze facilitated the intrusion. The prison influenza report follows with mentions of Penitentiary conditions and sewer work in London discussed by the Severn Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roparny
Mesars
Abrahama and Danzerer
Birmingham
Sheffield
Houndsditch
Tae Penitentiagy
Gibraltar
Bermuda
Yorkshire
Wakefield
Commissioners of
Severn
House of Commons
Lord Morpeth
Lord Ashley
M.P
Mr. Byng
Buller
M.F
Lambert Jones
Chadwick
Roe
Paris
Sir W. Burnett
Thames
Paria
Board of Ordnance
London
A Lament and Oddities From A Distant Ledger
A ragged medley of verse and prose items recounts a mournful meditation on a death in a house, satirical barbs about political factions, a grotesque fish tale, population and poor rates data, discipline in French convents, parish learning quirks, steamship statistics, a curious not guilty verdict aboard, and a Dunmow bacon oath ritual, all sketched in a 19th century newspaper tone with mixed miscellany and moral notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
Muavera
Boley
Danmow Priory
Essex
Dunninwant
Stephen Samuel
Little Alston
Falwar’ M Wright
Bradbrough
Henry F. Fuller
Cooshal
Fernex
Henry VIII
Dunmow
Dumens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camp Murrar
Aldenham
Hertfordshire
Aldenham-house
Alderhamhouse
Tas New Poor Law Boano
Ane
London Gazette
Council
Lord Privy Seal
Home Secretary
Chancellor of
Inspectora
Poor Law Commissioners
Poor Law
Renou
Rambonillet
Marceac
Béguin
Ollainville
Corbeil
Marceau
Mme. Renou
Marceang
Procureur du Roi
Notary
Rambonil
Galignanis
Coves
Qubei’s Bench
Guildhall
Toxipay
Taimeny
Loa Coazom
Nial Pridé
Denman
Serjeant Shee
Peteradorff
Hance
Wetson
Keane
Shee
Wee En Architect
Ourvivor
Oxford
Thame
High Wycombe
Uxbridge Junction
Aguilar
Cayley
Cayley, By Whom It Was Provisionally Registered On the 22d of Optember
Lord Curzon
de Bargh
West Draylop
Trimen
London and County Bank
de Burgh
Platon
Mr. Cayley
Sth
Lord Denman
Aaab
House of Detention
Sessions House
Mansion House
Ion
Horne
Mead
Alderman Gibbs
Marylebone
Ficut
Charles Coghlio
Broughton
Dillon Browne
Mayo
Alfred Prescott
William Prescott
Lord Rendlesham
Queen’s Bays
Coghlin
Mr. Prescott
Prescott
Dillon Browns
Hiss
Thtrant
Marlborough
Faris Sweanmo
John ‘Robins
Hardwick
John Sommers
Great Peter Street
Westminster
Piccadilly
Frazer
Ile Gd
Imad
Q Tazor
Squires
Afr. Woolf
Haynes
Lad Alwayy
Woolf Croas
Glocestershire
Tonbridge
Woolf
Stehet
Sedgwick
Shoreditch Terminus
Cambridge
Priauver
Alan
Norwich
Kennaway
Thames Offich
John Ocosy
Radical
Whig
Tory
Wore
Fortress
Saaila
Inverness Journal
R. Ferguson
Scotland
Teeland
Snehawing Anal Pwr
Seatlane Ty Wat
Saffordshire
Haven
Raty
George Bentinck
United Kingdom
Holland
Belsus
Belgium
Manchesters
Bailes Pris
Dei
Londonderry
North West
Ani
M'Keurie
Northop
Hawarden
Museum of
Birgs Ls
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