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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 25, 1844

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Rebellion of 1798 Dublin Prisoners in Ireland

Among Dublin Prisons at the same time as the Sheares were S Neilson T A Emmet Arthur O Connor Macneven and others. They faced imprisonment after the United Irish insurrection and shared in correspondence with France. Neilson and Tone urged severing ties with England while others joined the Leinster and Ulster Directories. The trial sequence led to executions and a later amnesty negotiation with Lord Castlereagh, while many prisoners chose exile in France the United States and Scotland. Emmet died in 1827 after a long exile.

Dublin Neil Emmet Arthur O'Connor Macneven Sheares S. Neilson T.A. Emmet Dr. Macneven Wm. Sampson Russell Wolfe Tone Oliver Bond Byrne Armstrong United Irish Executive Reynolds France O’connor Neilson United Irish Association Tone New Society Ulster Presbyterians England Ireland Ulster Directory O'Connor Leinster Directory Lord Edward Fitzgerald T. A. Emmet McCracken Cave Hill Belfast Northern Star Kilmainham Bond Bird Smith Secretary Cooke Mr. Bird Lord Camden Lord Moira London Newell Kingstown Harbour Dublin Newgate John M‘cann Henry John Sheares M'Cann Bondwnll Mr. Dobbs Dobbs Max Fell Lord Castlereagh Arthur O’connor M’gion Hughes Lord Cornwallis Fort St. George Stuart Earl of Murray Duke of Portland Scotland Ammets Continent Sampson United States House of Commons Her Majesty’s Court of Exchequer Court of Exchequer Westminster James Thomas Russell Percy-street Bedford Square Middlesex Charles Henry Russell Lord George Bentinck George Anson Henry Hill John Gully Peter Clowes Henry Justice William Crockford William Henry Gregory John Great Orex John Bayley Earl of Eglintoun Lapainst Jonathan Peel Charles Greville John Bowes George Bentinck John Lewis A. H. Bailey William Gregory Office of Pleas Dax Eowanp Watkin W. H. Watton Enward Bennett Samuel Dane Wirts Globe Dorey Mary Mitchell Hereford-street Lisson-grove Long Marylebone Drummond-street London and Birmingham H. Kohne Laurence Pountney Lane Guardian Sre Landshipping Collery M1roxrp

Agricultural Protection Society formation and meetings

A Saturday meeting at the Duke of Richmonds to form a Metropolitan Society for the Protection of British Agriculture appointed a president and vice presidents among noble peers. A Tuesday tenant farmers meeting with 250 attendees approved a provisional committee and the aims to maintain current protection with a 40 member management body.

Agricultural “ Protection Duke of Richmond Metropolitan Society For Duke of Rich Iond Duke of Buckingham and Chandos Duke of Leeds Lord Beaumont Earl of Yarborough Viscount Ingestrie Lord Rendlesham Earl of March Lord Worsley Viscount Camden Lord Newport Lord Ossulston Freemasons R. Baker Writtle Essex C. W. Bridges E. Dering Mr. Plumptre M.P Thornhill J. Trollope Lygon Col.Rushbrooke W. Miles Darby Agricultural Protection Society of Great Britain Mr. Platt Duke of Buckingham Dublin Evening Post Clifden Galway O’connell Lord Haddington Admiralty Carlow England Lloyd's Nicholas H.M.S Arica Peru Joan Barrow W. Dobson, Esq

Paris and Libanon turmoil dominate latest intelligence

Paris papers focus on M Remusat debate while Beyrouth reports a Libanus insurrection state, harsh punishments, and extortion by Essad Pacha. In politics, French Chamber discussions on ineligibility of public functionaries continue, with mixed support. Madrid dispatches claim royal Spanish troops suppress rebels and capture armed feluccas. Elberfeldt loss prompts sea tale headlines.

France Paris Madrid M. Remusat Beyrot Libanus Essad Pacha Beyrout Tripoli Porte Kasserowan Libamis Five Powers Chamber OF Deputies M. de Remusat M. Gameron Chamber M. Lindiers M. Monnier de la Sizeranne M. L'Epee M O. Barrett M. de Salvano M. Guizot M. Salvandy Bowarsk Bank of France Neapolitan Rouen Orleans Spaix Spain Aranjuez Christina Roncali Pardo Carthagena Torreveiga Algesiras Comercio Elberfeldt North Foreland Weasel Blackwall Rotterdam Manheim Ramsgate R. Strannack General Steam Navigation Company Giraffe Flushing London Columbine Mail Royal Prince Albert Duchy of Cornwall Somerset-house Earl of Cartister Grosvenor-place Castle Howard Duke Duchess of Sutherland Robert Peel Great Western Railway Windsor Castle Bart Whitehall Gardens Exchequer Sir R. Peel Town Tellers Ditto Sudbury Londonderry John Attwood John Benett Captain Carnegie Lord Eastnor T. S. Forman C. J. Baillie Hamilton W. A. Mackinnon John Neeld Colonel Rolleston Thomas Sheppard Lord Somerton Royal Academy Civil Engineers Shannon Portumna T. Rhodes Whittacer Allanton J. T. Syme F. Nash Zoological Society Society of Arts Royal Society Society of Antiquaries Botanical Society Royal Institution Fownes Roan Dock Yanes Sheerness Dackyard United Service Gazette

Court of Common Pleas Libel Case Collapses Amid Sparse Jury

The case of Brooks v. Lawler in the Guildhall Common Pleas court collapsed due to only ten special jurors present and plaintiff counsel refusing a tales. Alderman Brooks, a League leader, sues Thomas Lawler publisher of the Manchester Courier for alleged libel concerning the National Anti Corn Law League.

Court OF Common Pleas Guildhall The League and Tre Tory Press R. S. Lawler Northern Circuit Alderman Brooks League Thomas Lawler Manchester Courier John Brooks National Anti Corn Law League Innuman Joseph Clark Her Majesty's Navy Chapman Marshall Challis St. Botolph Aldersgate Chadwick Jones Mary Ann Rose Henry Clarke Aldermanbury Ehila Tor Lauderdale Buildings Alderegate Henry Clark Greenwich Fair Clarke Mary Millen C. Jones Alderman -Challis Union House Mansion House Handford Price Broad-street Marlborough Street Crim. Cox Jahaz Selim Lascar Maltby Elizabeth Berwick-street Soho Hussey Eambeth Street Cornwall Holloway Norton Payne Bowie

Causes and Remedies for Distress in the Country

John Wade presents a treatise analyzing the present distress in Britain and proposes practical remedies. The work critiques economic and political structures, arguing for reform of governance, finance, and social policy to restore prosperity and national strength.

John Wade Britain

Causes and remedies for national distress in Britain and Holland

The Stadtholder asks merchants to assess trade decline and paths to restore it. The analysis contrasts Holland's commercial rise and fall with Britain’s durable growth, noting taxation pressure, global competition, and Britain's broad industrial system. It outlines Part I on industrial development, productive power, fluctuations, banking, overproduction, and the ensuing remedies, tracing England's rise from Venice to empire and the shift from tariffs to exports and manufacturing expansion.

Holland William IV Republic Hulland Great Britain England Europe Enalado United Provinces Venice Geneva Florence Leghorn Marie Italy Emden Harmburg Bremen Ingland Louis XIV France Netherlands Drake Raleigh Hudson Baffin Davis Lancaster Frobisher New World Oliver Cromwell Henry VII Charles Fr Turkey Spain Portugal Ryswick William III Chalmers Flanders Levant

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