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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 15, 1818
Page
4
A long report covers a Court of Exchequer case over a failed bill of exchange with details of the trial and verdict for the defendant. It also recounts a grand court entertainment with numerous characters and costumes, and includes brief foreign news notes from Cadiz and Lisbon.
Final examination and commitment of Hussey at Greenwich drawn out on a crowded Thursday morning. Spectators filled the route and broke windows as Hussey faced magistrates Foreman Smith Davies Watson Williams Purcell. Evidence tied Massey Hagiedon to the murder scene and the murder relics were identified. Hussey gave a lengthy sworn statement detailing his movements from the Tiger's Head to Greenwich. He was conveyed to Maidstone for further detention amid firm police order.
The scene described blends crowded streets and festive rituals as Highlanders join Irish characters in a lively pageantry. Lord Lieutenant and Countess Talbot attend, with Genserele Furl and others charming the crowd through music, dress, and hospitality.
In Hilary Term the Court of King's Bench issued a conditional order against the City of Dublin to admit John Cole to the freedom of the city. The petition claimed Cole, a Roman Catholic hosier, had satisfied legal oaths and apprenticeship. The Corporation's town clerk asserted a long standing discretion to refuse admission by right of servitude, and the matter was postponed to Tuesday for further ruling with counsel, including Mr. O Connell for Cole and Mr. Sergeant Joy for the Corporation.
In Sessions Court Bryan Blick was arraigned for receiving a large quantity of stolen sugar tied to a 70 percent ensue, with evidence placing him at Messrs Kinahan Co. stores on Trinity Street and later at his Great Windsor Street shop where sugar heaps matched marks found on Kinahan property. He offered no defence, but character witnesses spoke highly of him. the Recorder sentenced him to six months imprisonment with security required for good behavior and two sureties. The court also noted farming notes on barley and oats, advising washing seed to remove debris.
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