Food Riots in Ireland Yemes
Distress spreads in western Ireland as famine relief works begin and aid reaches Kerry. Describes protests over meal and flour shipments from Tuam and other towns, with violent clashes, fatalities, guarded unusually by magistrates, and clerical escorts aiding distribution. Notes famine pressures, rising employment in works, and political blame toward Lord John Russell for restricting private trade.
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Salwan
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Kerry
al Uys
Wexford
Haus
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Tuam
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Wrost-street
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Tian
Beberbeg
Buhermore
Mr. Roche
Boherher
Kiernan
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Clare Journal
Shally Hill
Powderhnns
Ryan
Loree
Ruta Immetels
John Russet
London
France Turbulent Telegraphs Distrust and War Scare
Foreign dispatches describe famine and unrest in Paris and Madrid with talk of French intrigues, Spain’s royal visit, and Britain’s looming diplomatic conflicts. Reports cite naval contracts, artillery and gunpowder experiments, and rising tensions over the Mediterranean crisis influenced by economic strain and political maneuvering.
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Perdie
Apetaer Mailer
Sniyeregaid
Elon
Preland
Spain
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Trea
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Loulou
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Breet
Lorcot
Uee
Lis
Philippe
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Savertment
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Erain
Ticur
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Bulwer
Madrid
Qucetic
Crus
Richard Cob Fen
Dukes de Montpensier
Aumale
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New Castile
Duke of Montpensier
Fulione
Garrision
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Gallicia
Portevedra
Portugal
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Villalonga
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el Cramer
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Ses
England
Great Britain
Fuescu
Texis
Tunis
Touion
Paris
Louis Philippe
Toulon
Raffo
St Jgales
Enplaud
Ber
Dreadful Explosion at Tyne River Drom Works
A catastrophic explosion at the Walker Tyne river works of Messrs Joust, Wilson, and Bell killed three workers and injured several others. The blast damaged large piping, reservoirs, and the privy drain system, hurling debris and ripping roofs. An inquest was expected, with investigators noting ignition of impure air in pipes from a furnace as the likely cause.
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Tysk
Joust
Wilson
Bell
Tyne
Walker
Niascasdes
Walter Trou
Airepump
Horace
Phe Blastis
Wwe
Greanr
USA
Worka
Roger
Miasu
Uie
Howres
Revere
Reed
Political Letter From Charles Grey to Lord Fitzhardinge
October 17, 1846. A constituent letter from Glapton Bay? Berkeley Castle era, pleading for political support after Lord Fitzhardinge’s desertion. The writer laments lost chances of re election, vows loyalty, and questions who betrays Liberal interests while urging restoration of favor. signs as the most faithful servant.
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Berkeley Castle
Hardinge
Ami
Tong Dous
Lam
Sentimen
Merdy
GpaxtLey
Benkeley
Death and charges at Stonehouse Workhouse
Serious charges against the master of the Stonehouse Workhouse arise amid reports of deaths at the establishment. Witness accounts describe neglect and harsh treatment, including an inmate named Eddy and others, as an inquiry proceeds and a commissioner’s decision awaits at Somerset House.
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Steisheise
Teentenn
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Acre
Ufa Charauer
Eledee Tal
Evens
Las Augusta
Wits
Seana
Teres
MT. Perry
Desens
Exeter Hovnital
Toby
Eddy
Jing
Isiaas
Sid
Ieraiy
Lim
Samme
Exeter Hospital
Bes
Chatham
Data
Dodridge Lewag
Stevehouse
Wien
Aftersar
Wills
Mr. Evens
Wills Pothc
Fantuare
Fanshawe
Heilier
Hale
Ting
Hodge
Coen
Ols
Ame
Rir
Hellier
Leavy
Nis
Homer
Delier
Henry Perrs
John Capron
Royal Hotel
Somerset House
Public letters argue Liberal support split in Gloucestershire
Readers publish letters debating Grantley Berkeley and Lord Fitzhardinge in West Gloucestershire. Contributors allege Berkeley may act as Fitzhardinge’s nominee, claim unnotified constituents were misled, and urge independent electors to reconsider support ahead of future elections.
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Glywcastershire
Gloucester
Earl Fitzhardings
Grantley Berkeley
Earl Fitzhardinge
Grauter Berkeley
Sturden
Grazkeley
Genian
Whiekh
Aida
Trovas Kinoscote
Josen Warts
R. J. Persree
R. F. Jenner
T. A. Stursston
Jona Pronys
W. Joynes Buurs
Isih
L. S. Arstiy
Dermit
West Gloucestershire
Grantley F. Berkeley
Liberal Party
Fitzhardinge
Grantley F. Berkeler
Lord Fitzhardinge
Fitzpeer
Grartles F. Bereley
Grantley F Berkeley
Lord Fazhardinge
Wether
Lord Fitzharringe
Gloucestershire
Aldmandsbury
Nb Mo
Reform gains and voter list expansion in Westminster
A late report details reform gains on claims and deductions, noting an increase of names on the voter hats prior to revision. It also mentions serious illness of MP Mr ColycHocs, and a long dispatch about the loss of a Russian brig near St Peter and St Paul, with details of the wreck and aftermath in the colony.
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London
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Sud
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Walker
Atate
Westminster
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M.P
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Qkatak
St Peter and St. Paul
New London
Fall River
Mack Sudering
Freal
Onelessuere
Cormmanuder
St. Peter and St. Paul
Boston
Enniskillen figures in court charge notice 1846
A dated notice from Enniskillen on October 13, 1846 accuses Lord Enniskillen and others of dishonourable conduct and calls for a public examination at M Bridle’s Hotel. The document, attributed to Grey Porter, frames a charged clash between Enniskillen and Porter amid political and religious tensions of the era.
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Court House of
Grey Porter
Cork
Mr. Grey Porter
Earl of
Union
Ay 4 Wen
Ennishillen
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