Resident Magistrate Condemns Proselytism, Raises Concerns Over Disruptive Tactics
In a recent case at the local police court, Mr W.F. Hickson, the Resident Magistrate, delivered a resounding condemnation of proselytism, a practice in which aggressive religious conversion is pursued. Mr Hickson’s judgment was directed at individuals and groups who have been actively promoting this practice in Limerick for an… Read More
The Mineral Water Case: A Legal Analysis of The King v. John McEvilly, Cornelius Conway, and John Cross
In a landmark legal proceeding that unfolded in Nisi Prius Court No. I, a panel of distinguished judges presided over the case of The King v. John McEvilly, Cornelius Conway, and John Cross. The defendants faced charges of selling mineral waters in bottles with a false trade description under the… Read More
Countess of Limerick Launches Shamrock-by-Post Initiative to Promote Irish Tradition and Charity
The Countess of Limerick, known for her unwavering commitment to community and tradition, has embarked on a unique and heartwarming initiative: sending shamrocks directly by post. In a bid to promote the cherished Irish tradition and support charitable causes, the Countess is offering boxes of shamrocks at the remarkably affordable… Read More
Limerick’s Hotel Industry and Fish Trade Thrive in 1902, Boosting Local Economy
Limerick, February 1902 – The Midwestern Railway Company has reported a remarkable surge in Limerick’s hotel industry, reflecting positive growth and prosperity in the region. Two prominent hotels have emerged as standout examples, with one establishment generating an impressive annual revenue of £500 and another earning £360. These substantial profits… Read More
Grand Canal Company Addresses Challenges, Emphasises Limerick Canal
In a recent gathering for the half-yearly meeting of the Grand Canal Company, a thorough discussion unfolded concerning the numerous challenges encountered over the past six months, with a particular emphasis on issues revolving around the Limerick Canal. The company has grappled with a decline in freights and tolls due… Read More
Limerick Lace: A Gift Fit for a Queen
In a heartwarming tale of international goodwill and craftsmanship, a distinguished Limerick gentleman found himself at the center of a unique diplomatic exchange. The Northants Evening Telegraph on Tuesday, February 12, 1901, might have featured the headline, “Limerick Lace: A Gift Fit for a Queen.” An Honorary Representative’s Special Gift… Read More
The Limerick Night Watch: A Tale of Accounts and Responsibility
In the heart of Limerick, the town’s accounts for a fifteen-month period, ending in March 1899, came under scrutiny. The Northants Evening Telegraph on Tuesday, February 12, 1901, might have featured the headline, “The Limerick Night Watch: A Tale of Accounts and Responsibility.” Auditor Mr Ellis Examines City Accounts The… Read More
Limerick County Council’s Rejection: A Symbol of Ireland’s Complex Relationship with England
In a telling episode that unfolded in Limerick, the County Council made a decision that underscored the intricate and often turbulent historical relationship between Ireland and England. The Western Times on Monday, February 11, 1901, might have carried the headline, “Limerick County Council’s Rejection: A Symbol of Ireland’s Complex Relationship… Read More
Limerick’s Tapestry of Events: A Glimpse into the Past
As we cast our gaze back to the days gone by, we find Limerick brimming with a tapestry of events that have intrigued and captivated its citizens. The Northants Evening Telegraph on Saturday, February 9, 1901, might have aptly titled its coverage, “Limerick’s Tapestry of Events: A Glimpse into the… Read More
Cruelty Unmasked: Former Gamekeeper Poisons Foxhounds
In the serene landscapes of County Limerick, a shocking and heart-wrenching incident unfolded, shedding light on the cruelty that could lurk in the hearts of individuals. The headlines in the Gloucester Citizen on Thursday, February 7, 1901, might have solemnly declared, “Cruelty Unmasked: Former Gamekeeper Poisons Foxhounds.” A Deliberate Act… Read More