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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 26, 1821
Page
3
A Kilkenny Moderator summary reports a brutal house fire murder near Nine Mile House in Tipperary with seventeen killed, alongside similar accounts from Clonmel and Cullahill. The piece links attacks to tenant evictions and notes local clergy urging obedience to law amid widespread violence.
Market note lists bank stock prices and bond yields including 3 per cent, 4 per cent, and 5 per cent issues with latest quotes. Indicates a price of 259 and 77% for some securities and a 78 3 per cent yield referenced.
The Courier compiles Paris papers noting Alexander's cautious note to Allied Courts on Ottoman disputes and possible war plans to protect Sultan subjects. Hamburg and Stockholm items report frontier missionary arrivals, Upsala castle vault legends, and Sweden's corn prices with a court judgment fining a chancellor’s deficit of about 11,000 rix dollars and lifelong imprisonment.
The article details a horrific crime in County Tipperary, describing the atrocity in stark terms and condemning the society that allowed such savagery. The report emphasizes the chilling nature of the act and the emotional impact on readers.
Brussels dispatches note cholera ravages in Bantam Souracata Rambang Sumanan Passaranang with 1855 deaths in early July. The Second Chamber plans an Address of Congratulation to the King on Palembang’s capture. Vienna reports calm in Constantinople and hints of a Warsaw proposal to place a measure or figure.
The reference notes a large Polish force prepared to form an observation corps in case of war between Russia and Turkey. It describes Polish enthusiasm mirroring Russian zeal and a shared desire for war against the Turks.
The East India Company's vessels Windsor Minerva and Bombay arrived at Angier on August 4 and 5, with Minerva sailing to China on August 6, Windsor on August 13, and Bombay on August 15. Dover welcomed the Russian Ambassador Count Lizhen and suite aboard the post-office steam packet Dasher, after which two schooner yachts went to the Downs.
The Reverend Blacow was sentenced by Mr Justice Bayley in the King's Bench to pay a 1000l fine, six months in custody, and securities for five years of good behavior. He offered no mitigation or affidavits. Mr Brougham spoke briefly. the case ended in under half an hour.
A severe Sunday rain deluged cities and villages with rising rivers and flooded homes. Malt houses and barns were destroyed, crops washed away, and residents rescued from rising waters as several districts reported similar flood damage and cold subsequent weather.
Maritime briefs report arrivals and sailings from Bombay, Sydney, Smyrna, Hull, St Vincent, and other ports. Several vessels are put back or abandoned after incidents, with losses and near-misses noted along the Brittany to Madeira and Algon routes, including wrecks near Formby Channel and Cross Land.
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