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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 12, 1820
Page
4
The narrative recounts proclamations by Ferdinand and the constitutional crisis spreading through Barcelona. It details crowds resisting, guards and inquisitors closing doors, and leaders like Vanideo and Plandalyt facing arrest as royal and revolutionary factions clash in the streets. The account notes the king’s decrees, shifts in tone, and eventual movements toward Utrera with strategic alignments in the Cordova region.
J Yaspiata deputy to the Cortes presents brief notes on the Provisional Junta of Spain. He highlights Cardinal President, his ministers, General Ballusteros, Bishop Queipa, Lardizabal, Valdermoros, Po lui¢o, Sancha, Count de Vabade, Crespo di Tejado, Tarrina, Peau, and mentions their liberal and patriotic credentials and roles in government and reform.
The article notes a lottery received by persons with shipping through local routes and mentions French arrangements affecting transport. It cites Rasaians, Greeks, and other Polacera with a count around 40 discussed in relation to British forces. The piece describes freights paid, Bordeaux sailings, and observers noting foreign visitors offering assurances to the French aliens.
Intelligence from Mar Garitta as of February 12 1840 contradicts prior notes that Colonel Stopford with about 2000 recruits had joined Bolivar. The main Venezuelan force lies on the Aveaire bank far from Caraccas, awaiting nearer action after clashes. An extract from a surgeon’s letter details siege hardships on Margaritta, scarcities, rationing, and high mortality among troops, with hopes of joining the Venezuelan forces soon.
A meeting in Kilkenny at the County Court House approved an Address of Condolence to the present Majesty on the late death of the late Prince of Wales and on the accession to the throne. In Armagh a separate gathering at the Court House on the 5th of the month unanimously adopted an Address to the King, moved by the Earl of Godford and seconded by Colonel Val Vidi Verba.
The Annual Meeting was held on Thursday at the Dubdin Lastation Lackeille street with Lieut General Lord Viscount Loatten presiding. Reports were read, officers thanked, committees formed, and a donation enclosed as Five Guineas. Several gentlemen spoke at length, praising the President and past conduct, with plans for the coming year.
Early crowds fill the courthouse as the sheriff proclaims results. Major Vereker wins with 306 votes to 207 for Mr Rice, amid cheers. The court adjourns as supporters celebrate. funds from expenses will aid charitable causes. Reports hint at the Prince Royal of the Two Sicilies touring Naples in May and Neapolitan troops forming nearby.
Richard Owen faced charges of willful and corrupt perjury for swearing at the New Bailey in August that he saw Moorhouse with Mr. Hunt on the day of the 16th meeting. The judge directed acquittal for Owen. Knight, Dewhurst, and Broadhurst received prison terms up to 18 months. Adamson 13 months and Fletcher one year with subsequent sureties to keep the peace. Morrés and Knowles the pike makers were sentenced to twelve months.
Reports detail night attacks and court actions in County Galway and Kildare. A miller near Gort was killed during an assault by masked offenders. Other items mention Royal finances, elections, Ribbonmen, and local disturbances with arrests and inquiries continuing.
Magistrates of County Dublin meet in Old Court House Kilmainham to elect a new Treasurer. Henry Baker, Esq. elected by acclamation after resignation of Thomas Baker Bay. Thanks extended to the long-serving former treasurer. Later items note Italy news, Pompeii discoveries, Lord Spencer library purchase, and theatre arrangements in Dublin.
Information places a private soldier of the Tth Royal Fusiliers at Suephean Lane near the Royal Hospital attacked by four men on a military road. He was wounded, robbed of his firelock bayonet and other gear, dragged toward the river with intent to drown him. A reward of twenty pounds is offered for apprehension of the assailants within six months, with an additional reward for information leading to capture. Three described suspects are noted. others described as mulatto and of small stature.
The report lists numerous Mayo and Sligo crown sentences from the HOXSCOMMON and MAYO CROWN CONVICTIONS, including executions and transportation for crimes ranging from house breakings to armed resistance and oath taking. It notes a public flogging of rickonmen at rally and mentions the Dublin area Galway and other locales.
The Dublin Corn Exchange reports available quarlul supply at least thirty, with fair demand and small price changes. Prices show modest shifts for various grains, including oats and wheat, while whiskey prices in Dublin remain steady with minor adjustments noted for old and new stock.
A damaged notice lists a long petition heading from the Court of Macheyer in Ireland and names many defendants and creditors. It states a desire to be discharged from custody, references Parliament acts of the late reign, and notes a May meeting for consideration. Names include Daniel Raptery and numerous others in a custody case.
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