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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 09, 1824

Page

2

Gloucester trial reveals imposture and murder case

The trial recounts James Cooke and associates plotting to defraud Sir George Jerningham by forged notices and forced rents at Stafford Castle. Witnesses describe trespass, intimidation, staged courts, and a dramatic claim of lineage. Amy George, accused in a separate child murder, is found Not Guilty by reason of insanity after vivid testimony on religious revival and mental distress.

Me Taunton Sir G. Jerningham Ted Cooku Avd Morast Noti Sir George Sir G. Jurningham Acta High Court of Chancery Duke of Buckingham Henry VIII Stafford Sonty Charles Jr Henry William Howard Titus Oates Earl of Stafford Sir George Jerningham James Cooke George Jermingham James Stamp Sutton Cooke Somers Cronk Smith Cooke Richard Baron Stafford Seckerson Crank Rew Haron Varoer of Jenkinson George G.jerningham Richard Vished Brown Hambieperdlie House Richard Stafford Lenkinaan Cea Geog Uswan Lar Alon Aaron Richard James Stanp Sutton Canke Tha Sutton Cooke Mary Peake Hier Seokerson Lords House of Commons Rogers Dudley London Thea Arma Baron Hichard Miles Stalford Mr Ward John Russell Miles Lockerson Richard Cooke Jams Cooke George Jerningham King’s Bench Cooka Juukinou Miless Cypeir Herkinson Ifa Coma Kinble Actiinal Cooke Tut Ik Ravival Ieeper Ueeritais Tus Wowan Burrough Jody

Lancaster Assiams-Aeuit 1. Preadful Fanaticism

Emma George, nineteen, was indicted for the murder of her seven year old brother Benjamin George by strangling him with a handkerchief. The prisoner appeared in court as proceedings began.

Lung Emima Amy Amy George Helcomb Toncred Justice Burrough Tancred Kimma Leo Gud Estuppal Mary George Mimma Vane Taner Francis Sludge Redruth Aklod Frank Hodge Benny Gribble Brank Stanuel Gribtle Alrs George's Mark Heahte Bia Aod Lilgreso Hulcomb Mary Kodeath Murner Emma George Benjamin George Suangleg Hun

Comparative Civilization Of England And Ireland In The Twentieth Century

An English Master in Chancery, Mr Stephen, promotes emancipation of the Negroes in a pamphlet. The extract recalls Ireland enfranchising slaves in the twelfth century and Bristol’s historical involvement in human trafficking, noting a reform from sin to restitution and abolition of the trade.

England Ireland Stephen Aed Bristol Africa William of Malmesbury Wharton Tom

Ricardo Lectures on Politics Economy at Geographical Society

The Globe and Traveller reports Mr M Culloch delivered the inaugural lecture on Political Economy in the Geological Society chambers. Notable attendees included Sir James Mackintosh and Sir Henry Parnell. He traced wealth production, education, slavery, and the influence of Adam Smith and Ricardo, praising the edifice built by Smith and Ricardo.

Globe and Traveller M‘culloch Geological Society James Mackintosh Henry Parnell G. Philips John Smith M'Gullech West Smith Ile Ricardo M'Culloch

Sprains and First Aid Advice From a Medical Adviser

A Medical Adviser outlines common sprain injuries in the joints and limbs and prescribes first aid. Immediate cooling with cold water or spirit mixtures is advised, as is gentle rubbing with linseed oil or camphor and water if advised. To reduce swelling, keep the area elevated and apply cold for several minutes daily, avoiding pulling or dragging the limb.

Fever Hospital and House of Recovery Patient Totals

In Cork Street last month 190 patients admitted. this month 5 15 admitted. Discharged cured 363. died 33. Remaining in hospital 117 534. Dublin printed notice from JOAN HALE Apothecary. Advertising details appear faded but indicate hospital record totals for April 1924.

Cork-Street Joan Hale

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