O'Connor judged honest in uncertain roles amid Land Scheme inquiry
The committee finds no fraud by Feargus O'Connor but censures him for exposing others to temptation and misrepresenting facts. It criticizes failing safeguards, improper banking ties, and concealment of information from depositors while urging reconveyance and tighter future controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
Philip M‘grath
Woinwittee
Mc Connor
Bern
Uzed
Ms O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Mr. O’connor
No.o'connor
Northern Star
Sia
Chinnery
Robberts
Roberts
Mr. Roverts
Feargus O'Connor
Benking
Feargan O'Connor
Nannantine
Bau
Cuercuve
Chine 3
Anéi
Holborn
National Land Company
Tne Oh
Olborn
New Oxford Street
Bank Ig
Holbore
Land Company
Land and Labour Bamps
Land and Ecbour Bank
Bank
2¢ Company
National Land Bank
Grimistone
Land Department
Stone
Copartners
Iein Bisdevt
Cuffay
Aristides
Feargus
Weind
Tox Hoppership
Curseu
Samuel Jackson
Huddersfield
Townend
K. Packer
Jackson
Nand
Main
Apsio
Slater
Joan of Her’s
Costae
Dale
Wanchester
Ags
John Joseph Moran
Michael Moran
John DiCormech
Meeers
Mages
Wyse
Porter
John Byrne
Mercer's Hospital
William Street
Ireland
Byrne
O' Lock
Gre
James Gleenpen
South King Street
Soutch Great George Street
Moran
Mercer's, Hospital
John
Joseph Moran
T. Deighan
Morans
M‘cormack
Uel
M'Cormack
Byrte
M'‘Cormack
Deighan
Marlborough Street
Newton
Executive Department
False Rumours of Irish Insurrection Spark Panic and Delays
A telegraphic hoax claiming Irish open rebellion caused panic in Liverpool and Dublin with reports of fires, riots, and railway turmoil. Officials denied the danger, confirming Dublin's calm and noting the false tale briefed ministers and prompted cabinet talks as the Island monitored the impact on business and public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
Ireland
Home Office
George Grey
Richmond
John Russell
Petersham Church
Duke of Wellington
Sammonses
Earl of Glengall
Tipperary
T. E. Napier
Liverpool
Tewn
Clonmel
Carrick
Thurles
Liverpool Newsagents
Dublin Evening Post
Roscommon
Dublin
Preparations for Insurrection in Ireland Reported Across Cities
From Dublin to Waterford and Cork reports describe arrests, armed clubs, and mass mobilizations as Habeas Corpus suspension nears. Meagher and O'Brien voyage to Carrick on Suir. police contend with club violence and threats while Sir Charles Napier’s squadron arrives to deter disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir C. Napier
Cork
Sir Charles Napier
C.B
Friends of Order
Barony
Lancers
Bryry Frizgitson
Feros Crut—Messra
W. Fitzgibbon and Co
Great George Street
Callan
Mill House
William Smith O'Brien
Thomas Francis Meagher
Carrick on-Suir
Kilkenny
Carrick
Meagher
O'Brien
Waterford
Smith O'Brien
Cashel
Tipperary
Buffs
Beasborough
Mount Bolton
Lord Waterford
England
Wales
Scotland
Bristol
Mengsta
Mlovement
Clonmel
Charles O'Donnell
Doheny
Pilltown
Munster
Suir
Smith O’brien
Earl of Bessborough
Bessborough House
Marquis of
Sald
Ireland
Dustis
Banshee
Kingstown
Confederation
John Dillon
O'Gorman
Darcy Magee
Charles Napier
Cove
Aldborough Barracks
North Strand
Drogheda
Newgate
Board of Superintendence
Redington
Nation
Feron
the Chronicle
Mile Tree
Irishtown
Thorney Bridge
Slievenamon
Carrick On Suir
Irish Repealers in London meet at Cripplegate Theatre
A large London gathering of Irish Repealers convened at the Milton Street Theatre Cripplegate to form Repeal clubs across the metropolis. Security and police readiness surrounded the event with divisions in reserve. Speakers urged unity with the Irish League and warned of government suppression while clashes over rhetoric erupted before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Milton Street
Cripplegate
Metropolia
Ireland
Kregate
Moorlace
Lewis
Daniel Whittle Harvey
Evans
Butt
Pearce
Whitehall Place
Kenealy
Looney
Old Bailey
Kenney
Rfeet
Irish League
G. Ryan
Castlereagh
Fragmentary rebel threats and troop movements report
A fragmented account notes men vowing to sell their liberty if arrested while messers Dillon O Gorman and D Lane are mentioned. Dragoons arrived and reinforcements were sent from a nearby area. The piece describes Confederate posture and planned movement from Carrick amid troop barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Dillon
O'Gorman
D. Lane
Pilltown
Carrick
War Steamers and Rockets for Ireland in 1848
Workers at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich prepared rockets and ammunition for Ireland. Despatches reached dockyards to ready ships and vessels including the Liewellge st. v4 for Cork, the Black Eagle st. yacht, Monkey, and Charon at tug, with steam up and tires banked, to depart as needed. The Dover packet also stood ready for emergency use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Ordnance Office
London
Ireland
Holyhead
Dublin
Cork
Black Eagle St
B. Cook
Monkey
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No. IL
George Thompson
Jill
Cannor
Lord J. Russell
Gosport
House of Commone
Isle of Wight
Globe
Prisce de Joinvlle
Prince de Joinville
Fuqzern
Lentlemen
United States
Asp Inepecrox
City Artillery
Bunhill Row
Lord Alayer
Adermen Johnston
Wilson
Salomone
Court of Cormon Council
Asp Coxrepenstes
Duffy
Buffy
Mooney
Rooney
Deatt
W.S. O'Brien
Carlow
Evniscorthy
Sligo
Dean Burke
Hennebury
Passage
Trinity College
Birmingham
Belfast
Earl of Ranfurly
Toe Eann
Clarenwon
Wao
Dangsnoon Loyal Anti Repeal Association
Legislative Union
Ranfarty
Lord Ranfarty
Loyal Anti Repeal Association of
Dungannon
Corny Connellan
John O'Connell
Trish
America
Messrs. Meagher and O'Brien
Carrick-On-Sair
Cloumel
Metropolitan Police
Clanendon
United Kingdom
Amy Auch
Her
Irish Repealers
Marr
House of Commons
Trishman
Iberty
Marz
Lord John Russell
Shaw
O'Kavanagh
Heer
Hear
O’kavanagh
Egein
Mitchel
Saverel Paride
Joux
Tie
Bermuda
Mmi.leod
Dublin Castle
T.N. Repinetox
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