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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 28, 1824
Page
2
A literary notice reviews the London comedy Pride shall have a Fall, praising its poetry and witty repartee. It highlights Victoria and Lorenzo's poignant parting, the Italian noble themes, and the score of songs, while noting the play's strong dialogue and decorative stage conventions.
The case reports a claim for damages for the seduction of the plaintiff's wife, a Liverpool merchant, by defendant Mason, a fellow merchant. Witnesses describe a pattern of intimate visits at Gravesend and a Gravesend lodging arrangement with Mrs Bayne, revealing Mrs Bayne's continued conduct with Mason after her marriage, with corroboration from servants and associates detailing opportunities, concealment, and suspicions during 1822.
The trial concerned Mason, a 30-year-old man, and Mrs Willits in a sexual scandal. Evidence showed inappropriate conduct and coercion by Mrs Bayne, with Mason questioned about his actions. The court upheld adultery findings and the jury awarded 100 damages and 409 costs.
A Dublin note from merchants ledgers details authorization by Lords and Commissioners of the Treasury for admitting WEAREBONSAD GOODS removed from Great Britain to Ireland. It outlines duties payment before landing, warehousing entry for cognizance, export or home consumption rights, and bond requirements until the warehousing system is adopted. discusses re weighing and defect checks, and the need for bonds for each case.
The widow of a city public functionary arranged an elaborate burial for her late dog, offering 2000 crowns to the churchwardens. Refused, she obtained leave to inter the animal in a neighbor’s garden, had it laid out in a mahogany coffin with myrtle and satin, and served cake and wine to onlookers. Police intervened as crowds gathered. She still visits the tomb and keeps the handkerchief used by her husband unwashed.
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