Presentment battles at Macroom West Muskerry barony
A riotous Macroom court scene unfolds as West Muskerry barony leaders press for mass presentments. Debates over £3000 to £600,000 surge, with chapels and roads granted amid uproar, adjournments, and police removal of attendees. Similar clashes spill into Fast Muskerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Muskerry
Cork
Macroom
Bulding
J.B Warren
Colthurst
J. Bo Warren
Board of Works
Mr. M C O'Leary
Mrs. Warren
J.B. Warren
Mr. J. EB. McArths
J.E. McArthy
Chainman
de. Baldwin
Father Kearney
Gordon
Putver Kearney
Theo
Sverstary
J.E.M Carthy
J. EL McAr Uy
Father Lee
Fam
Dr. Baldwin
Jel Warrer
Crenin
Globe
J. B. M-Carthy
Ap Seriafim
Mil Street
Crrrolea
Bantry
Carriginima
Mr. Browne
John Warren
J. Warren
Mill-street
Mallow
Bill Street
J. B. Warren
Pather O'Sullivan
Milstreet
Sea
Khnmedy
Kilmurray
JE. M'Casthy
Baldwwin
Waren
Huzza
Fetherurphy
Kilrowey
J.bom
Jo RB
Wersen
Rielen Duckatey
Verredl's Cross
Talos Tow Chapel
Law
Bather Odescell
Drishane
Father O Drievell
Mo OW Warren
Bildwin
Charman
Chaimane
Patreyer
Gore Gon
Iran
Bureau
County Cess
Draiasr
Ure
Shcile
Kags
Hedlam
Fast Muskerry
Coachford
Pries S
East Muskerry
J B. Warren
Aglish
Jefferen
Counchford
Mr. O'Mahony
Goris
Father O Mahony
Father O'Rearney
Wells and Streans
Col. Burke
Crooke
Father O'Mahony
O'Mahony
Father O'Kearney
Mr. Jeffreyes
Mr. Jeffreses
Mr. Beale
Rathesflen
Carrahally Cross
Old Orchard
Joe Henry Madrass
Aylish
Warren
J.B
Mr. Jeffreres
Father O’kearney
J. K. Warren
Gaptin Gordon
Cuachford
Blarney
Cress
Capitan Wronghton
Captain Broughton
Frean Gupain's Hill
Cross
Alia
Criss
Dard of Works
Femirens
Great Britain Steamer sits at Dunprurs coast awaiting rescue
The Great Britain remains west of Dunprurs with stores landed by Newry customs and examined by Mr. Patterson and Mr. Gabriel RN. Officers and engineers consult on afloat plans while Captain Hosken eyes hopeful recovery. Local letters describe the ship’s fragile position and potential salvage by expert hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Dunprus Saxons
Newry
Coast Guard
Gentemen
England
Patterson
Bristol
Gabriel
R.N
Alr
Coppin
Terry
Thoraday
Hosken
Directoer
Britain
Gres
Brigda
Viemore Dam
Ter Rescue
Ter Majesty
Weam Rigay Gergenere
Wien
Thomas S. S Ganntet
Time of sunrise sunset and tide tables for British ports
The article explains a method to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude, and to adjust for dates above and below a base degree. It lists high water times for major ports and notes about civil and religious observances and calendar dates. It also criticizes the Peel corn bill and flogging in schools, urging government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
Lonlon-Dock
Ates
Wivéen Sbore
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowen
Dover
Dublin
Hilyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Portvilaagen
Southampton
Times of Thursday
Spectator
Addison
Zimes
England
Robert
Wrich
Floggings at Brixton Gaol Under Scrutiny
An 1840s critique details routine flogging in Brixton Gaol, noting magistrates approve such punishment and inspectors urge ending flogging of children under four to twelve. It cites multiple cases, including a child aged eight who received twenty four lashes and fainted, with medical prognosis unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planta
Surrey
S5risenn
Austen
C. Barclay
Beya
Sir Antony
Challoner
Eton
Barclay
Crown
Commonwealth
Jones
Royal College
Brixton
Tixton
Peron
Tak
Dee Mintinkle
Noelite
Cee Bo
Turkey
Thease
Montpensier Marriage Policy and English Reconciliation
The piece defends England's stance on the Montpensier marriage with Spain and France, arguing the prudent aim is to check a powerful neighbor while fostering peace and trade. It predicts future consequences, notes distrust of treaty spirit, and contemplates Spain and Algeria, colonization, and historical strategic balance without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpensier
Tsat
France
England
Spain
Algeria
Rome
Preah Mantel
Tramnee
Ivy Ven LD
Epurt
Rane
Peru
Tagine
ANOTHER Revolution in Coreugal Near Stage Drama and Power
A satirical take on a royal council scene in Coreugal. The Queen pressures the Duke of Palmela amid a cabinet crisis, with ministers imprisoned until resignations, while conspirators flood the palace. The piece critiques a bankrupt state and hints at wider European betting on who will reap control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmela
Royal Palace
Honoura
England
Spain
Portugal
France
Proclamation of Mercy and Duty Touches Portugal Debate
A caller laments Portugal's recent governmental stance as unjust and contrary to treaties. The writer argues for strict justice and moral empire over sentiment, urging stronger action to enforce fair treatment of merchants and uphold allied obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Miguel
iMustria
Braganza
Portugal
Nocton and Dunston Privileges and Perils
A fragment outlines the imagined rights of clergy tenants under the Earl of Ripon at Nocton and Dunston. It mocks aristocratic prerogatives such as housing and comforts, while detailing penalties for dissent or Wesleyan ties, including loss of carriage, housing, and even employment. The piece ends by praising Newton and Dunston as quiet, with a caustic note on Ripon’s aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. D
E.whiato
Razette
Conatant
Wulear
Homlun
Swansea
Magixtracn
Bill Havin
F.C
England
M.M
Thomas Tirant
Weekly Chronicle
Sarre
Elrip
Elye
Tillot
Eailors
Tam
Hawsey Trunston
Bullheadcourt
Newgate-street
John Vincent
T.P. H
Canterbury
Nocton
Dunston
Cook's Society
Ripen
Ripea
Earr
Reli Pinua Tract Society
Earl of Ripon
Newton
Ripon
Women on the treadwheel debate at Coldbath Prison
A Salisbury style report notes a meeting debating placing women on the treadwheel. Official witnesses claim it would ease confinement and improve health, while critics fear cruelty and moral harm, raising questions about prison reform and public attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotlemen
Ole Parent Ristramn
Surrey
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Jobe Browne
Denis Browne
Mayo
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Ian
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Regent's Park
George Goodhall
Clarence Gardens
Jenner
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Geneva
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Trinity
the Weekly Chronicle
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Southey
Coldbath Delta
Hell
Tae
Lear
Iistreet Ydulie
Liaw Nresett
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Ustrhus
Hartmoore
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Capt
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