Emigration and Ireland’s Surplus Labour Debate
A discussion on Ireland’s census figures and arable land, projecting 1.4 million agricultural labourers from a 6.1 million population and outlining farm staffing on 609 acre holdings. The piece contrasts land use with employment capacity and previews a stage sketch arguing emigration as remedy, detailing performances and cast.
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Robert Cane
Ireland
Treland
Low
Otrsere Tozatee
South Australia
A. Younge
Leigh Murrey
H. Butler
Leigh Murray
Cowell
Ponion
Stoqueller
Wigan
F. Vinisy
Monsieur Jaques
Agricultural and Industrial Journal
Extraordinary Sporting Intelligence and Obscure Trials
A fishing echooner with a 343 year combined age of crew and vessel is noted alongside various 19th century notices. The piece covers a Quaker expulsion over tithe payments, population and tax data for London boroughs, Jew to Christian ratios, gun cotton innovations, a Paris swindle involving Louis Napoleon, Niagara Falls suspension bridge specs, and a Niagara Regatta weather report.
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Marshall
Salem Register
Provisional Decrees in Modavia Wallachia and Other Items
The Austrian Gazette reports decrees from the Provisional Government of Modavia and Wallachia abolishing capital punishment abolishing titles and ranks organizing a National Guard appealing for muskets sharing liberty of the prean and other reforms. It notes cholera in St Petersburg rising to nearly 3,900 cases with thousands dead and hospitalizations. Madrid reports a royal amnesty for rebels in Alicante and Valencia except leaders. A marriage annulment request by Doña Josefa was not granted by the Queen. The Stock Exchange was closed on Sunday the 16th.
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M. Schonbein
Simpson
Edinburgh
Literary Gazette
Chevalier d'Industrie
Paris
Prince Louie Napoleon
Mialhe
Dupe
Tribunal of Correctional Police
Chausse
Louis Napoleon
Charise
Mialbe
Legion of Honour
Lyons
Auteuil
Sonipialnant
Oe Hironelf
Bistoner
Niagara Falls
Tim
The
Falla
Barrow
Rooker
Ellet
Ra's
Niagara
Vesuvius
the Falls
Horseshoe Falls
Albany Journal
Goodwind
J. B. Day
Newmarket
Ascot
Giake
Mr. Payne
Mr. Wreford
Wet Nurse
Mr. Mostyn
Czarina
Solon
the Sereph
Buffalo Girl
D-R.s.c
Lord Exeter
Bartholomew
Glendower
Ham
T.Y.C
Colonel Peel
Son
Palmyra
J Bae Tb
Lord Clifden
Honeycomb
Lord Eglinton
Belus
Lord Glasgow
Lanercost
Canada
Mr. Gratwicke
Rochester
Sir C. Monck
Vanguard
Duke of Richmond
Ion
Betwee
Tadmore
Lord Chesterfield
Robinson
Templeman
Mr. Bowes
Wissma
Holmes
Hornpipe
Wiasma
Disteffing
Surplice
van Tromp
Mr. Pedley
Cossack
Lord ‘Clifden
Collins
E. R. Clark
Maley Dotech
Zenane
Nectar
John O’'Geunt
Guzman
Sod Latchlug
Craven
Lord Ciifden
Lowther
Admiral
Sharp
Gratwicke
Landrail
Traverser
Cawroush
Radalphus
Clementine
Patriot
Pilot
Queen Mery
Carissima
Saitana
Volley
Fogleman
Maid of Lyme
Corsican
Elimes
Ed Hen
Liston
Good Boy
Grist
Sing
Acanthas
Franciscan
Clementina
St. Margaret's
Liverpont
Mr. Merry
Marlow
Iitios
Mr. Shelley
Dockeray
Bantars
Diplomatiat
Tartar
Sheraton
Raisthorpe
Gaiety
Pillage
Fern
Terelle
Chat
Millwood
Funning
Chaticleer
Jand Reflection
Remembrance
Chanticleer
Plaudit
Piaudit Hesting Remembrance
Duke of Rchmond
Mr. Fox
Mr. Nevill
Buffalo Gal
Thames Regatta
Layton
Messrs
Makepeace
Bone
London
Walmsley
Thames Club
Harpour
Richmond
Wavmeley
Herpo
Wamsley
Lowe
Coltege
Civil Engineers
Perry
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Newcastle
Walford
Fulham
Walmisley
Landsmen
Sheppard
Chelsea
Bells
North Shields
Shakepeare Club
Manchester
Undine
Lambeth
Shields
Hest
Oxford
Wandsworth
Brocas
Eton
Bed
Stokes
Wandaworth
Hammersmith Bridge
Sheppard’s
Oxford Watermen
Leander Claub
Thames
Watermen
Pocock
G. Campbell
Westminster Bridge
R. Coombes
Milbank
G. King Wandaworth
John Phelps
Fulhare
Johnson
Old Bargehance
J. Doubledee
D. Coombes
Lench
Hungerford
Bancroft
Newell
Horsleydown
Kipping
F. Lett
Simmonds
Stone Stairs
H. Green
Vaurball
Neale
Vaurhall
Liddey
Collyer
Prince
Long
Radcliffe
Wakes
Garrat
Bankeide
Southwark
Clinis Liberty
Alfred Harris
J. W. Cumming
James Weed
Mrnson
Phenix Coal Wharf
Mel Horne
Thames Astreet Stairs
John Hicks
Matthew Wreed
Philip Martin
Cumming
Wreed
Harris
St. Joan’s
St. Manpagers
Westminster
Westminster Reoatta.—The Watermen of the Horseferry and Vauxhall Bridge
Scaller
J. Geatles
J. Coombes
R. Evans
J. Davis
S. Chalk
J. Piper
Horseferry
Mills
Middlesex
Houses of Parliament
Goatley
Coombes
R. Gardoer
S. Rushh
E. Gardoer
T. Davis
Sec
T. Gondrum
Davies Sen
Goodram
Gardner
Rush
Putney Bridge
Alexander
Kew
Nian
Welmaley
Patowy Bridge
Bnate
Swan Son
Francis Thomas Walters
George Paradine
Cornoer
Mary Ann Reader
Catherine Allen
Oakham Street
Chelaes
Dublin
Ireland
Paria
Devaignac
Reforme
General de Bar Ag
9Th Legion
M. Goudelaux
Commission
M.de Sudre
National Guards
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France
Europe
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General Oudinot
Sheffield
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Gray
Thompson
White Hart Ton
Auld
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Doodoo
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Regiatratees
Llandeffs
Trentow
Grand Jury
Staffordshire
Pharoah
Abraham
Egypt
Lot
Akill
Botany Bay
Great Britain
Baxxaurrey
J. Johnson
Mer‘chant
Winchester Street
Bankropia
J. C. Coles
Roy
Dawrance
Coles
Mealight
Frederick Augustine Moore
Bar of Worship Street
Arnold
Thomas Phillips
Eastside
Bethnal Green
Tabernacle Square
Finsbury
Hackney Road
Wiless
Thomas Philips
Sabina Phillips
Geu
Bnietor
Thie
Clee
Devon
Wittsams
J. Spencer
Lensdowne
Bowood
Prtwonth
Sarissuny
Sherborne Journal
Southampton
Hampshire
Independent
Isle of Wight
Hawick
Duptix
Sigo
Modavia
Wallachia
Madrid
Gazelle
Alicant
Valentia
Reported progress of arming in Dublin upheaval
Alleged intelligence from Dublin details rapid arming by clubs led by Duffy and the Nation, with 20 000 disused muskets from London and a Dublin map of districts for muster points and barricades. Claims of an imminent uprising if a jury verdict against Duffy fails, plus proclamations by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council restricting arms.
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Dublin Evening Herald
Wellington Quay
Hiland
Carlow
Dublin
Duffy
Now or Never Bring Treland To War Declares Nation
Frantic calls fuel a death struggle as leaders urge uprising against England. Proclamations praise immediate action and sacrifice. The 62nd Regiment of Foot arrives at Waterloo and travels to Manchester en route to Dublin as tensions rise nationwide.
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Itia
England
Treland
F. D. M Gee
League
Martin
J. F. Lalor
Sys
Brenan
Reggiment of Foot
Waterloo
South Western Railway
Portmouth
Euston Square
London and North Western Railway
Manchester
Dublin
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St. Petersburgh
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