Absenteeism and Irish land reform in Nation critique
The Nation argues absenteeism harms Ireland and urges reform without full abolition of the Union. It advocates breaking up large entailed estates, fostering small resident proprietors, and easing land acquisition, aided by reform of leases and inheritance. The piece critiques Lord Thomond and Sir Lucius O'Brien for inaction and urges self-governing, self-improving Ireland within a peaceful union.
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The Rowax Catearic Cucacu and Related Secessions
The column reports political maneuverings with mentions of Rev. Charles Bridges joining Rome, Boscombe Pole and family seceding from the Established Church, and Street talk on Tory candidates including Sir Charles Lambe. It notes shifting allegiances across parties and regions, with debates on Maynooth and Peel era strategies, and local gossip about candidate announcements.
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Limerick Chronicle
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Charles Bridges
Oriel College Oxford
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Anstice
Professor Austice
King’s College, London
Pole
Nikill
Hastixes
East Iresex
John Ellman
John
Shelley
Robert Peel
Charles Lambe
Beauport
Fudge
Bat
Darby
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Brighton Guardian
Will
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William Bateman
Shobden
Hereford
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Lotheron B. P. Micklethwaite
Bart
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