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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 04, 1847

Page

2

Famine Tower Tale Sparks Ireland Death Motif

In Liffhary Chronicle style narration Mr M Cabs recounts a tower of famine tale and notes fifteen daily cases. He questions if the story is isolated or echoed in English journals and whether Ireland is viewed as a land of those who court death. No other similar case is reported in these parts.

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Want of Sanitary Regulations in the City.

A long literary miscellany reviews theatre claqueurs in Paris, famine reports from Ireland, and mock moralities in English society, with essays on Edith Granger and a satirical look at London life, noting sanitary neglect and public health concerns.

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