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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 06, 1819

Page

2

Wicklow Assizes Courting Conflicting Guilty and Acquittals

fragmentary chronique notes multiple cases from Wicklow assizes including transportations for cow thefts and poultry thefts, a public whipping sentence, a murder case with throat slashing, and numerous burglaries and felonies. The reports name judges, juries, and several defendants with outcomes and sentences.

O Hare and County Assizes Report At Roscommon and Waterford

The Crown Court proceedings in Roscommon and Waterford August fourteenth detail felonies including burglary and murder. Notable cases include deaths and transportation sentences, with lists of jurors and local officials, and a note that few records were tried in the city. The docket covers numerous debtors and a mix of indictments, with judges and officials presiding.

O'Hare James Cronen Tooi Theis Dudnon Crown Court Jacier Jean Funn Edward Geraghty O'Farrell Roscommon Serjeant Joy Nit Pring Guel T Carrick Waterford Assizes Baron” M Glellanit Anthony Chernoley Samuel Poe Wiliam Putin Richard P. O'shes J.N. Humble William Moore Wmiaci Corry H. C. Gambieson Robert Power Wiliam H. Kelly Thomas M'Guire Shapland C. Borris Thomas Cure Juhe Power John Thomas Meddicutt Keyre Ines Hackett Pareman Fleaner Somes Dene Bil John C.maghan Quilty

Housemaid sought by Established Church family in Ireland

An active young woman who has lived with five families in Ireland seeks a position as housemaid. She is of the Established Church and willing to work in the country. Any commands left for M. M. at Nov 58, South King Street will be attended to.

Ase Ireland M. M South King-street Manchester Manchesta Manchicansi Magisteagy Macclesfield Robert Avindells Eie Stockport Birtedshaw Cobler Buckley Wrever Bucauer Commons Flere Taft House of Commons Atloni Merthal Dee Buckle Stockpose Female Union Society Fimalea Sona Major Carteeright Lin C. Wolessley Ripponden Trailen Tuel Alyise Raudhiuery Leeds Birch Macclesfield Courier Bynn 16Th Hussars Biacu Manchester Volunteer Bines Harrison Turk’s Head Lombard-viert Deritend Pump Tavern GC. Wolseley C. Pearson Birmingham Reform Union Reform Societies England Scotland Aey Ray Sbaals Wexfint Wong Peretes Weaford Carlow Spee Apie de Kieany G. St. Fetherstone Minerva Paris Greece Berlin Hall Cork Belfist Chronicle Jane Duff Taylorstown Grange Randalstown Acre Ardfert Aghadoe Killarney Sughue Peter Kenney Clongawes College Sughrue Rome Strathglass Valentine Chisholm Crochet

Important Dispatches From Venezuela Victory Report 1819

The journal cites official dispatches from Venezuela confirming a major victory over Spanish forces with 3,500 lost or captured. It notes Santander leading forces toward Santa Fe, British troops in service, and promises further accounts of the Republic’s military progress and forthcoming details to General Bolivar.

Venezuela Geran Roscia Republic of Venczuela Don Manuel Pelado London Angwature Santander Santa Fe Urdanete Caracens Bolivar Naviney Geseral Pees Morilla Actaguas Soororro Tunja Pemphoha Pere Sante Fe Bogate Our Republic Jose German Roscio Commantant New Canada Republic of Venceneia New Gramada O'Morir Salinas New Granada

Fall of Curacea and liberation of Venecuela described

The narrative details a royalist defense at Curacea with 10,000 troops while Chilean naval and land forces unite to push toward Lima. Alarm grows among inhabitants as fears mount that Chilean strength will overwhelm the capital and prompt mass property escape. The text notes Monjtho’s relief on Achaguas and the broader collapse of Venecuela’s resistance, signaling an inevitable liberation.

New Grapada Venesuela Monjtho Achaguas Paszhan Cataccas Battvane Ees Niiing Urdavita Ocumare Curacea Monitto Vencaugla Lima

Brazils Reported Quiet as Despotic Rule Persists

Advices from this quarter say Brazil continues tranquil while the people endure despotic yoke. Specie has been purchased in Mexico for the British government with about 18 million dollars arriving.

Mexico

Cadiz Advices Hint at Spanish Military Movements

Reports from Cadiz dated July 14 suggest the government sought to show control by ordering commissioners there to deploy troops aboard ships and boats. The move appears linked to earlier discipline at Puerto Santa Maria and may aim to reinforce Monsuno, following disaffection in Cadiz area.

Spain Cadiz Puerto ‘Santa Maria Jones Faaniwann Monsuno Puerto Santa Maria

German unrest sparks arrests and fear of republic

State of Germany reports widespread alarm over alleged conspirators aiming to overthrow established institutions and unify Germany. Arrests span universities, ministries, and schools. notable figures include teachers, professors, and clergy linked to student associations and revolutionary plans.

Bonaparte Partisans Resume Activity in Northern France

From the Datel Papers to the 31st ult, partizans of Boxavoare resumed activity in northern departments of France. They circulated a proclamation in which he is made to promise his spendky return.

Partizans Boxavoare Francee

The English Funds in London Letters

London letters describe stock market trading with steady prices and cautious speculation. The Railway Company expected profits and national lines show modest gains, while accounting details note revenues and expenses amid a complex financial backdrop.

London Snema Seer Navy Qwalam SY Press

Meeting color and reform echoes from Macclesfield and beyond

Reports from Macclesfield and Ripponden describe Reform meetings with speeches on parliamentary representation, debt, and religious toleration. Observers note sparse attendance, cautious language, and calls to action while Union societies plan wider coordination across England.

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