Ireland Repeal Meeting Critique and Rural Reform Views
An Irish Repeal meeting at Conciliation Hall features John O Connell s letter dispute and the Liberator critique. The narrator argues for impartial publication, condemns insults, and urges inquiry into Ireland s condition, focusing on agriculture drainage tenant reform and landlord neglect. Observations cover Galway Roscommon Mayo and Connaught drainage hopes, drainage schemes, conacre abuse, rent greed, and calls for humane landlord action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Bartmaster
Gatwar
Conciliation Hall
Dublin
John O'Connell
England
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Freeman 'S Journal
Great Sea
Broderick
Press of
Mr. O'Connell
Royal Agricultural Improvement Society of Ireland
Council of the Agricultural Society
B. J. Potts
Mayo
Down
Belgium
Richard O'Donnell
Belfast
France
Sherman Crawford
Colonel Robinson
Land Commission
Glencaske
Robinson
Col. Robinson
Lorg
Galway
Tuam
Lord Clancarty
Lord Wallacourt
Castlenea
Rosconmox
Ballinasloe
County
Roscommon
Connaught
Sutherlandshire
Ross-shire
Scotland
Conacre
Walter Burke
Elopement of Two Daughters Rocks Lutterworth Town
In Lutterworth two young ladies, daughters of Mrs. B, eloped with Stevenson and Wright, a shepherd and a small farmer. They traveled toward Brandon station and Birmingham, pursued by family members. The sisters defended their marriage choice, recounting past efforts and separations, while a brother warned the brides against returning to Bittenby. The piece links the elopement to long romance and social pressures, with prior attempts to separate the pair. The report notes a separate aside on black lead from Davis’s Straits versus Borrowdale lead.
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Lutterworth
Elleaby
Stevenson
Wright
R. Goodacre
Tellesthorpe
Willey
Leicester
Mr. B
Mre. B
Miss B—s
Brandon
Birmingham
Bittenby
Ann B
America
Jonathan
St Newton
Lucy
Ockamithe
Greenland
Borrowdale
Keswick
Davis's Straits
Leith
Burrowdale
Cumberland Paper
Manchester
Liverpool
IX Harinoaps
Jelegal Nerrine
Thames
Henry Dean
Old Brentford
John Millburn
Thomas Webb
Hudson testimonial letters stir public aid debate
Letters to the editor discuss the Hudson railway benefactor and the £15,000 raised blueprinted for a public testimonial. Critics question motives and point to possible misalignment with charitable aims, urging accountability and recognition for Charles Gray rather than Hudson himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagaselle Board
Hudson
Rhodes
Hudson Asylum
Afr
Zudean
Thia
Jual
Charles Gray
Paris
Tap Gorpen Cacrnquirer
Otterton
Twillake
Ug Ecca
John G. Stewart
Alfred
Admiralty
Isaacon
A. B
Sheernest
H. P
Time of sunrise and sunset in Great Britain and Ireland
Instructions for calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude plus modular adjustments for degrees above or below 61, 80 minutes, and six minute shifts at each step. Also outlines high water times at major ports with listed hour offsets from London Dock. Includes a weekly chronicle note on theology and Dorsetshire Bankes doctrine with satire on dinners as social reform and political influence.
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Great
Briteix
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Borkover
Falmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Bankes
Dorsetshire
Mr. Bankes
Robespierre
Jeremy Taylor
Benkes
Hobbes
William Mcleaworth
Carrie
House of Commons
Bank
Terra Incognita
Breck
Conde
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peal
Maors
Béranger
Mr. Benkes
Bia
Regulaites
France
Sevasion
Weges
Dorsetshire Agricultural Society
War clouds over Mexico and the United States
The piece argues the war talk is futile as Mexico is poor and the United States grows stronger in Texas and California. It warns of American expansion, Texas annexation, and Oregon’s move toward independence and union, while criticizing Texas settlers and California An American party influence, with Santa Anna and Paredes as key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Congress
Executive
Texas
Rio Bravo
Taylor
California
Santa Fé
Oregon
Lord Palmerston
American
Panama
North Pole
Canada
England
Que
United States Congress
Washington
Republic
Pacific
Sever ‘Zavala
Poinaett
France
San Francisco
Mazatlan
Francis Drake
Santa Anne
Paredes
Yucatan
Tabasco
Santa Anna
Havanna
Venezuela
IRELAND PROTESTANT PRIMATE DEFENDS ESTABLISHMENT CONFLICT
The Primate of Ireland faces sharp critique over defending the Irish Church. Critics accuse him of defending an indefensible system that has long robbed and underpaid clergy. They challenge his revenue focus and question Peel’s possible reforms, while reporting on related ecclesiastical resignations and RC conversions. The piece also notes near-term political and transport shifts and Windsor election buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ward
Mr. Macauley
Horse of Commons
Robert Peel
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Great Britain and Ireland
Tusspar
the Weekly Chronicle
London
Philosophy
Bankes Loquitur
Bats
Gundsy
Wa Fs
W. E. Leicester
Newmax Asp
Sr. Jolly
Oxforp
John Henry Newman
Oxcott
Oriel College
Standard
Ambrose St John
Christ Church
Newman
Oriel
London Central Railway
Waterloo Bridge
Hungerford Comany
Lendon
Friarm Barnet
James
Lesdon
Sodaamprox
Anaivat
M. Taress
Queen
Russell
M. Thiers
Avite
Gibraltar
Napoleon
G. Sartorius
Lisbon
Wispsorn
Wispsor
John Ramsbottom
Windsor
Sir John de Beauvoir
Colonel Reid
2D Life Guards
John Walter
Bearwood
Bulkeles
Lat Life Guards
Jeremiah Pilcher
Southwark
Rowland Hill
Genteman
John de Beauvoir
Tad Life Guards
Ramsbottom
Castle
Windson—Winoson
Charles Carter
Naval Knights of Windsor
St. George's Chapel
Royvitt
Carter
Stanford
George Chapman
Charles Moore
Regg
Fleming
Allen
Powell
Lawrence
M.dermott
Sicker
Johonen
Wathen
Lamb
Nence
Okes
Hruslow
Hurst
Bland
Naval Knights
Cochrans
M‘lachlen
Military Knights
New
Fernyhough
George Hudson
Newby Park
Earl de Grey
Swale
Baldersby
Duke of Devonshire
Baldoraby
Yorkshire Gasette
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