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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 06, 1823
Page
4
Dublin July 21 1829 The Board reports a Secretary of State letter stating their lordships consider renewal of bounty on salted provisions exported from Ireland to colonies. They authorize payment of bounty on salted provisions exported since January 1823 as if repeal not taken place and inform officials to act accordingly.
A jumble of Berwick and Cork news details a Privy Count’s stroke in Harrie, a Clonmel arson raid, a ship’s drowning death of a son, Grace Griffin’s murder trial and execution, Catalan militia, a Cork sheriff respite, and a Douay grave desecration case, plus local executions, robberies, and tax stamp prosecutions.
A critical late 18th or early 19th century letter argues Catholicism spreads by priests who control households, influence marriages, and shape education in France and across Europe. It cites converts, clerical power, and threats to Protestant liberty, detailing social mechanisms and fears of baneful influence.
The document outlines His Majesty's warrants of 1823 adjusting pay, allowances, pensions, and half-pay for army officers and soldiers. It discusses currency changes, localization of allowances, and instructions for officers to adhere to the new rules while preserving established regulations, dated at Carlton Palace.
The officer commands immediate alteration to the regiment and requests precise counting of arraw rations prepared for the Monthly Ronin forage dated 11th July. It specifies listing the number of rations at Elbs each and at Tibe each, signed by the Officer Commanding.
August promotions list for the Royal Regiment at Hore Guarda details officers moved by purchase and brevet. Cal. Wilt, Pigott, Makepeace, Armin, Hunter, Brymer, Till among many named to Lieut, Cornet, Captain, and Major roles. Brame, Fairfax, Conyngham, Maclean, Drummond, Millic to Lieut, and other exchanges and retirements noted.
The report summarizes a lengthy session that began on February and ended on a Saturday, noting that the Dail sat only six days. It covers debates, disciplinary actions, and the weather and crowd conditions at Musselburgh races, plus a scuffle involving Irish locals and a cork-press issue. It also mentions trials in Limerick and notable remarks by officials and judges.
In Maghera an arraignment of Jough Slee, Samuel Clarke, James Slees, Fiugh M Cracken and Rev. Kennedy on a shared charge ends with all defendants pleading not guilty and later being acquitted after prosecution sought a postponement and defense opponents argued against it. Witnesses offered alibis. The judge, Judge Vandeleur, gave an explicit charge.
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