The Irish CrisisTrevelyan, Charles E. (Charles Edward)
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The Irish Crisis
Trevelyan, Charles E. (Charles Edward)
Ireland -- Economic conditions; Ireland -- History -- 1837-1901; Ireland -- History -- Famine, 1845-1852
Priests in the provinces 504 0 0
Malta and Gozo 720 0 0
Remittances from British Guiana, the
result of public subscription 3,000 0 0
Nova Scotia, including a vote of 2,250ℓ.
by the House of Assembly 2,915 0 0
Barbadoes Relief Committee 2,575 0 0
South Australia £1,000 in money, and
an equal value in Wheat 2,000 0 0
Jamaica, including a vote of 525ℓ. by the
House of Assembly 1,537 0 0
Trinidad 1,350 0 0
Newfoundland 868 0 0
St. Lucia 614 0 0
Grenada 564 0 0
St. Christopher; vote of the Legislature
of the Island 505 0 0
Bermuda; vote of the House of Assembly 500 0 0
Hobart Town 500 0 0
Bombay 9,000 0 0
Madras 2,150 0 0
Remittance from the Mauritius, including
111ℓ. 16s. 11d. from the Seychelles
Islands, and 16ℓ. 7s. from Rodrigues,
and in addition to 2,211ℓ. 13s. collected
by the Vicar Apostolic and
sent direct to Ireland. (The amount
subscribed at the Seychelles Islands,
and at Rodrigues, is very remarkable,
when the poverty of their inhabitants
is considered.) 3,020 0 0
Collection at Basseterre, St. Kitts, from
Negroes belonging to the Congregation
under the charge of the Moravian
Missionaries, per Rev. G. W.
Westerley 15 17 10
Officers and crew of Her Majesty’s ship
“Hibernia” 167 17 11
Contribution by the Governor, Commissioner,
Lieutenant-Governor, and
officers of Greenwich Hospital, being
the sum allowed them for a festival
dinner in commemoration of the
battle off Cape St. Vincent 40 0 0
The 2nd Regiment of Life Guards 156 4 6
A diamond cross from a lady (realized) 42 0 0
Workmen employed by Sir John Guest at
the Dowlas Iron Works 176 17 10
Metropolitan Police 161 0 0
Proceeds of two amateur performances at
the St. James’s Theatre 1,413 0 0
Collected on board the British and North
American Royal Mail steamer “Hibernia”
for Ireland 51 12 8
Wesleyan Methodists; part of the first
distribution of collections in various
chapels 5,000 0 0
Members of the London Daily Press,
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