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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 06, 1816

Page

4

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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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.

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.

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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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.

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.

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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