Contested Meeting Debates War Costs and Trade Distress
A meeting discusses the relation of national debt, war expenditure, and a stagnant economy. The Duke of Kent proposes a motion on current distress, while arguments trace causes to Bonaparte's decrees and continental trade restrictions. Remarks mention riots, crime, and naval force counts as part of the broader context.
Restoration of National Wealth Prevents Prolonged Distress
The passage argues revulsion of trade will fade and removal of distress is temporary. It claims no cause for despondency, stating laboring poor suffer in parts but national wealth remains unimpaired and will restore all classes to former comfort and happiness.
Fashions For August
Evening dress and morning gowns described with white muslin and cambric fabrics. Bodices trimmed with lace, net roses, and blond accents. Hats include Leghorn bonnets with corn ear decorations. Jewelry favors pearls and carnelian. colored kid boots and white satin slippers popular. Large parasols in Chinese style and delicate fans noted.
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Moanixe Viertino
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Sligo Assizes Opened With Grand Jury and Convictions
In Sligo on July 31 the Lord Chief Baron and Baron Sir W C Smith opened commissions in Crown and Nisi Prius Courts. A Grand Jury led by MP Edward Cooper was sworn. Convictions included Daniel Mormick and John Hoey for felony, transported seven years each. Thirteen illicit distillers jailed three months plus fines. 28 townland fines for unlicensed stills.
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Sligo
W. C. Smith
Crown
Crown Court
Edward §. Cooper, Esq
M.P. Foreman
Owen Wyne
John Sunes
John Irwin
Harlee Phidha
Alexander Perceval
Roger Robinon
Arthur B
Henry King
Ballina
Ballinrobe
Daniel Mormick
John Hoey
Robert K. Duke
Charlee Knox
John Armatrony
Wicklow Assizes Open as Judges Arrive for Leinster Circuit
In Wicklow July 25 the Hon. Justice Osborne and Baron M Cleland arrived to open the commission. Grand Jury members include L Proby and G Ponsonby. The day’s notable case saw James Johnson acquitted of murder. An elderly man William Dowdell was discharged after the Grand Jury clarified the indictment targeted the prisoner's son William. Honor Maguire was found guilty of stealing four goats and a kid, sentenced to three months. Several informations for illicit stills were heard. Civil Court records noted Edwards versus Ford, an action of trespass on the case, with a verdict of not guilty and a separate trover claim.
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Wicklow
Justice Osborne
Baron M'Cleland
Leinster
Coar
Gwern
L. Proby
G. Ponsonby
John Blashford
B. O'Neil Stratford Thomas Archer
Morley Saunders
F. W. Greene
Thomas Acton
Robert Sandys
William Hoey
Willaim Haigh
Edward Westby
John Revell
Francis Synge
Andrew Price
Janc Ambrose Eccles
Thomas Dennis
Richard Hormdge
James Wall
Charles Tottenham
Abraham Tate
G. M. Drought
Abraham A. Nicksens
Willam
Honor Maguire
Edward Healy
Baron M‘clelland
Osborne
Crown Court
Edwards
Ford
Plautiffy
Gailty
Jury verdicts in Assizes award damages and costs
The record shows a verdict for the Plaintiff on trespass with 201 damages and 6d costs. In the Haydenwerstes Murphy case there was no appearance for the Defendant and the Plaintiff won 2311 108 9d with 6d costs. About 4 o'clock the civil and criminal Assizes business concluded.
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Costa
Haydenwerstes Murphy
Assizes
Limerick Assizes Lists Grand Juries and Trials
Serjeant Johnston swore in the County Limerick and City Limerick Grand Juries led by Foremen Hon Windham Wyndham Quin and Col Charles Vereker. An accurate list of criminal trials shows totals of 102 cases in County Limerick and 21 in City Limerick across murder rape burglary robbery forgery and other offences.
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Limerick
Serjeant Johnston
County Limerick
Windham Wyndham Quin
M. P. Foreman
Odell
M. P
Richard H. Fitz-Gibbon
George Eyre Massy
J. J. Fitz- Gerald
Glen
Edward Croker
William Ryves
Ryves-Castle
Edward Villiers
George Tuthill
Thomas Rice
Peter Lowe
de Courcy O'Grady
Heffernan Considine
Richard Lloyd
John Copley
Henry O'Grady
John Massy
Glenville
Joseph Gubbins
Kilfrush
William, Smyth
Jeffery Browning
Stephen Dickson
J. D. Lyons
Thomas Darcy Evans
Charles Vereker
Richard Harte
Henry D’esterre
Ralph Westropp
Joseph Gabbett
Andrew Watson
Thomas G. Peacocke
T. F. Wilkinson
William J. Westropp
Samuel Tomkins
John Meade
Thomas Westropp
Thomas Ormsby
Christopher A. Murrett
Thos. M. Rose
Ed Blood
James O Grady
Nicholas Mahon
Denis O'Brien
John Crips
Vere
D. A
Leitrim Assizes Opens with Grand Jury List at Carrick
The Leitrim Assizes opened July 26 by Hon. Sir Wm. C. Smith. A large Grand Jury list included Henry John Clements, Sir Hugh Crostan, Henry Percy, Sir Josias Rowley, Owen Wynne, John la Vouche, and others. Several fines were imposed, with many found guilty under Excise Laws. no capital convictions were recorded.
Trial at Ennis over libel case against Clare Journal and Ennis Chronicle
Tuesday's assize trial before Hon. Serjeant Johnstone ended with a verdict of nominal damages and costs for the Clare Journal proprietor against Ennis Chronicle proprietor Foster Parsons. The case labeled the publications as false and scandalous libel. witnesses included Rev. Weldon and several others. Several defendants were convicted for first offense publication and fined with imprisonment terms.
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Ennis
Johnstone
Clare Journal
Foster Parsons
Ennis Chronicle
O'Loughlin
Quin
Lloyd
Grady
Robert Weldon
John Greene
Pat Lawler
Thady Shannon
Peter M'Diriugh
Messrs
Quinn, Lloyd
Willian Fitzgerald
Gould
Pennefather
O'Connell
Bemuert
James M.naruara
Clare Juarna
Patrick Croft
Wm. Croft
Connor Carrigg
Denis Murphy
R. Fynne
Martin Megane
Roger Bogarty
Thomas M-Namnara
Thonas Galvin
Darby Kilty
Fime Net
Dean John Mdonagh
Edmund Boltiad
Felon Halpay
Thomas Slaipin
Laurence Kelly
Lord Ellenborough
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