Reform meeting in Carlow described in Dublin Monitor
A Dublin Monitor dispatch outlines a Calrow county reform gathering plan tied to completing the voter registry. It cites Hon. Ponsonby and Bishop Hely among signers, notes abuses by tenants coerced by landlords, and reports on Bruen and Butler proceedings and Irish education papal ultimatum.
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Cartow
Dusuin
Frord
Liberal
Carlow
Honsonby
J. A. Yater
Henr Tighe
Woodstock
Hely
Leighlin
F. Ponsonby
Messrs. Nackues
Les Vigors
Hatchell
Q.C
Putland, Purcell, &c. Lifars
Besborough
Mr. Tighe
Rs Bruen
Von
Baronet
Bruen
Board of Epocatrox
College of Cardinals
Rome
Dublin
Jates
Court of Rome
Dublin Monitor
Blake
Galway
Valentine Blake
Menlocastle
Dublin Gazette
Cork
Lord Ebrington
Roche
Barry
Kilkenny
James Phelan
Movolum
Kilmacow
County Kilkenny
Kilmator
John Loughnan
Listrolin
Joughnan
Loughnan
Kilmacuw
Loughran
Grace
Baryak
Phelan
Loughlan
Waterford Mirror
Bask
Indiana
Bank of Ireland
Co Minor
A Irish law magazine excerpt on finance and marriage
The piece surveys legal and social topics in Ireland including bank credit abuses, marriage customs among peasants, and a long anecdote on the old kite system in the Bank of England. It bundles morality tales with financial cautions and describes Irish marital fidelity amid poverty. The section ends amid parliamentary notices on East India duties and Irish electoral reform.
The Children of Mobility Versus Nobility in Reform Era
A satirical essay contrasts the restricted lives of aristocratic children with the free, sunlit childhood of the mobility, criticizing stiff dress, nursery discipline, and infanticide-like care. It extols open-air play, bare feet, and simple rural pleasures, ending with notes on political reforms and Scottish church patronage debates.
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Merlyrs
Morocco
Carus
Venus de Medicis
Apollo Belvidere
St. Paul's
Arthur
Jane
Lord Alfred
Lady Janes
Lord Alfreds
Magnesia
Jaberty
Reeks
Chalon
Cambridge Undergraduate Questioned After Failing All Subjects
An unfortunate Cambridge undergraduate, Ax Utarwatun, failed in every subject during a degree examination and claimed he was not questioned on what he knew. The examining master then tore a strip of paper from a sheet and urged him to write everything he knew on it.
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London
Bank of England
Bank Discount Committee
Bank of England Circutura
Iwss
Aer
Rogera
Department of the Establishment
East India
Lord Extersox
East India and
China
Asti Ae
West Indies
East India Company
West India
East
West Indie
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Lotin East India and China Association
East Indies
House
India
Australia
Ceylon
America
Lanspowce
England
Her
Earl OF Cardigan
Earl of Sxarresbrry
James Thomas Earl of Cardigan
James Thomas Earl
Cardigan
James Thomas Earl of
Westminster Hall
Earl of Starresbury
Earl of Snarrzssury
Banane
House OF Lords
Earl of Suarressury
Augustus Clifford
Black Rod
Earl of Suarresuery
Crown In Chancery
Palmer
John Clark
Central Criminal Court
Mr. Clark
Earl of Suarrassunry
Earl of
Earl of Starressony
Lord Cardigan
Henry Bingham Baring
Henry Charles Strutt
James Thomas Tari
Caaxcettor
House of Peers
Earl of Saarres Bury
Earl of Suarres
Bury
Anothe
Archigan
Lord
Fuld
Cuanceltor
Earl of Mount EpcuduxBe
Viscount Duncannon
Broveuam
Westminster-hall
Mount Encecamse
Mncannon
Lord BrovcHam
Dexcannon
Lord Broveam
House OF Commoons
Fexretson
Kirkcaldy Burghs
Ferguson
EastHore
W. Baines
Leicester
Easthope
William Baines
St. Martin
Arches Court of Canterbury
Court of Chancery
Sir Herbert Jenner
Court of Arches
Diocves
Arches Court of
Canterbury
New Ixtavstox
Robert Steuart
Scotland
Thi Rae
Bowring
Dr. Bowring
Raith
Bethune
Hvard
Fergnephew
Tors
Joenson
Garns
Sting Hirkealdy
Piu
Ninton
Ferguson Ity
Colonel Ferguson
Petia
Aglt
Inu
Alexixprr Reip
Kirkcaldy
Fraasen
Yraser
Cils
Ax Utarwatun
Cambridge
House OF Commons
Lord Grasston
St. Albans
E. Grimston
Chiltern
Barnets
United Kingdom
Lord Asaxey
Home Department
F. Mauxe
Ashby
MR. Rickman
J. Russexy
Rickman
John Rickman
Mesars
Goumuurn
Hans
R. Incrs
Mr. Bernat
Registration of Voters in Ireland in Reform Debates
Fragmentary report of parliamentary debate on Irish voter registration reform. Lords and Commons discuss franchise definition, appeals, and safeguards with references to Lord Morpeth and Lord Stanley. Debate covers certificates fraud, quarterly revisions, and a new appeal court in Dublin.
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Rickman
TH. Ne Spraxer
Desireu
Joan Avesrut
England and Wales
Pontine
Law M
Prince Albert
Repeal Association
Poutin
G. E. Anton
Loyal National Repeal Association of Ireland
Lord Joan Russet
Napier
Arronngy-Greng- Ral
Hom
House of Lords
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Lincu
Lord Hardwicke
Lazove
Court of Directors
East Indies
England
Australia
Ceylon
Ewart
Gousum
Hus
Hoge
J. Housovse
O'Connell
West
Nndes
SuspixerTon
Lord StTaNish
House of Commons
Assize
Lord Stanley
Liberal Association of Ulster
Lord Charlemont
Lord Morrett
Ulster Association
Mr. O'Connell
Cork
Wales
Ireland
Amd
C .Copnell el
Hume
O'Brien
J. Russaut
Lord Parham
Lord John
Rawnon
G. Somerset
E. Tennent
Thuersday
R. Stopford
Earl of
Mixito
Admiral Stopford
Syria
Everyoe
Acre
Archduke of Austria
Walker
Lord Coucsuster
St Jean d'Acre
Duke of Wellington
Lord Hanpwick
Nemeon
Repespare
Earl OF Cardigan
Earl of Snarruspury
House OF Comdions
Mr. Gladstone
Walsall
R. Bateson
Gladstone
Newark
Hoveson Hixpe
Court of Exchequer
Lord Morpeth
Her
Dublin
Viscount Howick
St. Oconnell
Wasp
Railways
Lapouchere
Railway Committee
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