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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 06, 1817
Page
4
In a heated session the court heard a defense defending a controversial pamphlet as satire and moral force. The jury found the defendant not guilty after a full day of proceedings, with cheers erupting when the verdict was announced and sheriffs later restoring order.
Daily stock prices and bond notices show consuls at 3 percent and 4 percent yields. The report lists figures like 3 per cent, 4 per cent, and small lot openings with price markers such as 72343 and 74352 in unclear context.
The Courier reports on the King s Bench libel trial of Mollier over the Black Dwarf publication. Jurors show confusion over verdicts and conduct, while public opinion flags Habeas Corpus suspension, and parliamentary figures like Lord Castlereagh and Lord Winkam Russell are debated amid constitutional tensions. Paris Brazil news follows, with Pernambuco revolt details and naval actions affecting trade.
The Dublin Evening-Post reports scarce potatoes and rising prices as hundreds of hungry people seize meal at Collon crossroads while Enniscorthy markets see boat blockades and magistrates seek military aid. hopes lift as grain ships approach from America to Dublin.
June 4 race day featured the gold cup with a 60guinea subscription. Sir Shichard and Labrador among top entries. Fandango, Tawney, and Layney run in strong fields, with notable attendance by the Queen and Princesses Augusta and Eutragern and the Duke of York observing.
The fragment details ships and captains in a bustling naval movement with vessels including the Lady Castlereagh and Union schooner. various crews are noted as sailing for Grenada, Africa, and to different ports. A vessel was captured by a cutter. weather is boisterous and activity includes arrivals at the river and departures to the Mediterranean and Jamaica.
The Glasgow High Court proceeded with Andrew Ms Riley's trial on unlawful oaths. Counsel argued over the indictment's conclusion, the court indicating it would reinterpret the oath to its common meaning rather than statutory binding. A new indictment and warrant were anticipated as proceedings continued.
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