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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 25, 1820

Page

3

Medigal Hall preparations and powders sold by appointment

A Dublin seller advertises various preparations and powders including powders for indigestion, aerated ginger beverages, lemonades, saline draughts, calcined magnesia, Epsom salts, fluid extract of sarparilla, aromatic vinegar, and odorous fleeces. Listed are many pharmacists and towns such as Newry Belfast Derry Cork Waterford Limerick Clonmel Wexford Kilkenny Enniskillen and Longford.

C. Rubeus Meners Wilkinson Newry Hudson Belfast Kelco Derry Bolton Bligny Maytan Covawy Guerin Limerick Ferguson Cork Hacket Clonmel Jnl Waterford Taylor Wexford Reynalde Kikenny Price Carlow McClelland Longford Daly Enniskillen Linley Armnagh

Insolvent Debtor Petitions Filed in Ireland Courts

Edward Irwin and others in Kilmainham Prison and the Four Courts Marshals Office announce insolvency petitions under older Irish Acts. The notices name creditors across Ireland and Loyalist-era associates, set hearings for the Watch day in September, and declare readiness for examination of conduct regarding creditor claims.

Ireland Edward Trwin Kilmainham John Patrick Blair John Richardson Joan One Frolic and Dreayer Suffolk Street London John Colling John Homan James Hamilton William Hamilton Herbert Givian George Cornwall Thomas Bennett Harris Seymour Bellingham Harriss Steward Trisilian William Shine Denis Jaly Jonny Prisifian James Colling M'Nanara George Kingston Jerry Driscol James Hickey Nellia Croansen Daniel Sweeny Patrick Crawler Janes Ualligsey Darby Donovan Darby Gaw Denis Hall Willian Jenkins Charles Dunneen Denis Healy Catherine M'Carthy Joln Calling Join Shine P. Sullivan James Danneen William Belcher Mesara Bricur Bandan William Plalipa Abraham Sir Joseph Gilson Thomas Dunscombh William Phillips Wise Francia Walker John Hann Knox Willian Daneen Thorman Fisher Cork Michael Fitegerald William Kenny Michael Leavy Fujgtind Rich Floyd Lieutenant Wise Patt Senane Jobo Madgeit Enniv Nesiye Dees Aasigie John A. Blair Amelia Johnson James Johnson George Sloan Sloane Uickles Hardy Nichlas Browne Walter Quin Mesers Pertyles Kirby John M'Elroy Win Doog Haemilton Bevan McElhone Thomas Gibbon Cevenwed Nicholaa Browne Jonathan Pike Willa Pike Messie Falls McKenzie Dungannon Samuel Linde William Lee Willian Haratton Samuel Lide Miofur Stewartatown Tyrone William Davies Armaigl Newry Tetegragh Richardson Tinman Beale Caber Tipperary Matthew Murphy Baniscarthy Phouad Fadell Baniscorthiy Wexford Joli O'Neil Thomas Wiilia Clattera Fours Ceasar Colclough Pentem Abbey Ree Richardt Radeline Puilip Nolan Balivendeer Henry Browarigg Clonegils Thomas Edwards Freeman Eosiscarthy Esonty Vicir Thexaid Wi Rabier Vo Patrick Grady John Dunphy David Malcalaason Loumers Finpathy Medcalf George Hay Edinburgh John White Ghiwow John Cameron Samuel Young John McKie Inverkeithing Gratleman Thomas M'Phersdu

RAMELSTREYTS BRITISH DAY SCHOOL OPENING NOTICE

General education Day school No6 Ramelstreyt announces opening on Tuesday with courses in mathematics astronomy chronology geography history writing arithmetic bookkeeping and languages. Extra subjects include Greek Hebrew and drawing with optional boarding at twenty guineas per annum. References from Trinity College Fellows secure admission and notice directs inquiries to Rev Wall Rev Sadlier and others on French Street.

Scholol Ramelstreyt Brermen Rich H. Wall A.M Trinity College Dublin Thie Kaabi Paren Almoat Sadlier F. T Wall T. Cothe Singer M. la Snort

The Queen's Trial in the Lords and Commons Debates

The Dublin Journal reports on the Queen's trial in the House of Lords with the Attorney General's charge, witness Majocci's testimony, and the cross examination by Mr. Brougham. It notes the House's pause and ongoing proceedings, along with Commons adjournments and debates over prorogation, amid political tension and public sentiment. It also covers Palermo's reactions, Neapolitan officials, and proclamations related to Sicily's political crisis and loyalty to the King.

House of Lords Theodora Majocci Bergewi Princess of Wales Deongham Majocci Brougham House of Commons Francis Osborne Lord Castlereaugh Lord Francis Witherforce Francis Oxborn Palermo Fintal Atta Naples Dortinique Montane Grand Ciel Court of Philippe Carridlo Micilinna Catholiga Aci Sanga Thrree Montone Carsillo Giovanni Corb Count de San Marco Prince de Trabia Frardebl Scaletia Sicily Cemont Senate of Catania

Death rumors and a Paris plot plague the French scene

Letters from London report rumors of the French king's death, while Paris receives notices of a minor plot aimed at overthrowing the government. Intelligence from Vienna, Berlin, and St Petersburg discusses troop movements in Italy, prying open fears of invasions and royal suppression. An Austrian response, censorship changes, and amnesty for deserters shape the unsettled regional balance as Naples and Palermo send conflicting signals.

Vienna Berlin St. Peteraborah Anda Italy Naples Wat. Carascosa Han Apolai Hakea Janu Palermo Palen

Queen's London Progress Amid Crowds and Accidents

On Monday in London, a royal service at Brandenburgh House was followed by a public drive through familiar routes with crowds cheering. An accident near Tottenham Court Road injured two boys, one critically. Tuesday reports recount the Queen's arrival at St James's Square and Cambridge House, with ministers granting a suitable residence and Bergami news on a forthcoming memoir.

Uru Sackvilleagreet Europe Genappe Bonaparte von Koller - Bonaparte Labedovere Labbedovere Honaparte Pontion Torsen Rochfort Agivadrian Bonavide Maitland Ex-Eimperor Evita Beitraphon Bonaarte Suite Torbay Byrey~ Head Mincham St. Helena Arena Lofty Rasee Tila Canning Raat Weet Ole Ocean Puite Suluiege Aelita Anid Owelve Aif Ryeaing Aibe Welock Witte Guoliery London Brandenburgh House Parr Anne Hamilton Alderman Wood Hammeranith Forse Guards Westmmeter Bridge London Bridge City Road New Road Fullam Braidenburgh House Tottenham Court Row Crown Pedvetriana Amet Mulchesex Hospital St. Dines's Square Brandenburg-house Hammersith St. Jaimes's Square Wominutes Wing Gest Keppel Craven Cambeidge House Audley Street Dr. Parr Maly Bergami Theadore Lorla Alan Wlad

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