State of Ireland before the Union and mass persecution
The article reviews Ireland on the eve of the Union, detailing widespread Protestant and Catholic independence sentiment. it recounts Orange-era abuses, suspended Habeas Corpus, and the 1798-99 repression. It highlights the Hay narrative from Wexford, prison ships, and biased trials, illustrating systemic persecution of Catholics and the climate driving many to England for refuge.
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Ireland
Dungannon
Rotunda
Flood
gunaTow
Court of Justice
Lord Lieutenant
Hay
Wexford
Mr. Hay
Dublin
King's Bench
Clonmel
Lord Fitzwilliam
England
Lake
Vinegar Hill
Hunter
United States
Lord Kingsborough
Flour price cut follows abundant English wheat supply
Reports from London and Brighton describe flour and bread price reductions aided by plentiful English wheat and imported stock. Other items include legal notices, church rate seizures, and a Brighton execution report with details of the condemned convict Lawrance and expected April 6 execution.
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Brady
Cork
Bennett
Q.C
Bar
St. Anne's Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Alderman ‘Johnson
Brixton
Richey
John Wilkins
Richmond
Place
Brighton
Aylmer Haly
James Cranbourne Strode
Her
John Bradshaw
William Alger
Benjarmin Wood
Hapwau
Saracen’s Inn
Adual
Oxford
Dean
Walshe
Petty Sessions
Lawrance
Brighton Guardian
Murder of a Young Married Woman in Marylebone
A husband Thomas Crouch, once a groom, killed his wife in Marylebone then wounded himself with a razor. He fled but was captured. surgeons say his throat wound may allow survival. Inquest to be held Monday. wife had lived apart for months.
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New South Wales
Marylebone
Crouch
Thomas Crouch
Great Marylebone Street
Owen
Little
Marylebone-street
Marylebone-lane
Joseph
Clark
Barber
Fletcher
Griffin
Sanders
Mrs. Dorey
Lydia Sanders
Mansion House
Clarkson
John William Seaton
Thomas Hunt
Bristol
Ron Slack
F. J. Greene
Deponent
Dorey
S. W. Gough
Bank of England
Sandera
Thos.Hunt
Sandere
Parry
Humphreys
Durham
Compter
Wolff
Mr. Parry
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
City Road
Eliza Jukes
Kentish Observer
Blean Union
Emma Hearnden
Poor Law
T. Wakley
Waterman’s Arms
Old Brentford
Charles Shephard
Thames
Daniel Edwards
Richmond
Brentford Ferry
Henry Hulland
Peternham
Boyce
Jane
John Key
Joseph Payne
Baker's Ball
Harplane
Tower-street
Emma
Scott
Romford Union
Mary Sotheran
Little Towerstreet
Witness
Wiress
Hunter
Hooper
Walworth
T. Sotheran
John Hunter
Paris Deputies Debate on Eight to Seven Year Military Draft
Paris reports describe a Wednesday chamber debate over the Recruitment Bill. An amendment to reduce service to seven years failed 170 to 163, with Thiers voting with ministers in the minority. Market reports show mixed bond prices and stock performances, including Three per Cents at 82 80c and Orleans at 902f 50c.
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M. Thiers
Orleans
Rouen
Hevre
Versailles
Ditto
Strasburg
Avignon
M. Garnier
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Chateaubriand
M. Madrollo
Sraix
Madrid
Aranjuez
Queen Mother
Ocana’ Road
Infantas
Don Francisco de Paula
Senora Arana
M. Louis Mayans
Narvaez
Mr. Bulwer
Count Bresson
France
M. Isturitz
Ayacucho
Juan Nan Hanem Santos
San Miguel
Tena
Puig
Rodriguez
Villa Padierna
Almeida
Carthagena
San Anton
Desir
Mr. O'Connell
England
House of Lords
O'Connell
O’connell Morrine
Liverroon
Friends of Ireland
Ireland
Southampton
Liverpool
Lisbon
Covent-garden
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Great Western
Alexandria
Great Liverpool
Bombay
Jwearned
Entomological Society
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
le Chevalier
F. W. Conrad
C. Ey
C. Manby
Montrose Harbour
G. T. Page
Assoc
C.E
C. Geach
Linnean Society
Society of Arts
C. Tetley
Wroughton
Geological Society
Zoological Society
Cambridge
Edward Jones Fox
St. John’s College
Trumpington
Mr. Fox
Dr. Fox
Berkeley Square
Bristol
Highway Robbery After Night at Bridge House
Mrs. Davis, an elderly woman, lost two sovereigns and several half crowns when Gearing grabbed the money outside the Bridge House. He was captured after discarding the coins. a second prisoner Wright struck a police officer during transport. Wright and Gearing were committed to custody.
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Wright
Causes and Remedies for Distress in the Country by John Wade
A historical treatise by John Wade examining the roots of national distress and proposing practical remedies. It surveys economic strain, political factors, and social conditions, offering arguments on policy measures and reform aligned with Wade’s 18th century perspectives.
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John Wade
Britain
C. Ec
Remedies by Legislation for National Distress in 3 Parts
Part II outlines three causes of national difficulties and presents remedies by legislation capitalists and workers. It argues for widening the home market through agricultural and industrial improvements, increased employment, and better living standards. It cites tenancy rents drainage and better husbandry as levers, urging legislative action to boost consumption and productive capacity.
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Scotland
Lord Kames
Earl Fitzwilliam
Northern Counties
Hamburg vessel Esmeralda sails to Singapore and China
The Esmeralda, a Hamburg bark laden with passengers and Zollverein district cargo, prepares to sail next month for Singapore and China. The report notes profitable Hanseatic shipping toward the East Indies has spurred similar ventures.
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Gensan
East Indies
China
Esmeralda
Zollverein
Singapore
Aein Zeitung
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Law and Police
Guildhall
Criu. Coy
George Ward
Longlane
Smithfield
Alderman Hughes
John ‘Rafter
Cauman
James Penfold
Mr. Long
Emma Holloway
Queen Square
James Jackson
Burrell
Job Matthews
Frederick's
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Cuaner
CoIaine
Freeman
Young
Martin
Norfolk Street
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Hicaway Roppeau
Gearing
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