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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 29, 1823
Page
3
Government notice under the 55th George II chapter 100 requiring certificates to possess or train dogs or gear used for taking game. Offenders face twenty pounds British forfeiture. Stamp distributors are supplied with certificates for their districts.
Brunswick street will be completed in a few weeks and the public may rely on oil gas of superior quality on favorable terms. A new works is being erected in Great Royal Exchange. Friday. The General Monthly Meeting of the Charitable Society for Relief of Sigh and LacuDcent Roomkeepers was held in Dublin with Jonathan Pile jun. in the chair. Treasures Report on funds and donations received since the above.
A historical notice outlines claims arising from shipboard perils and fire, seeking grants or purchases of goods, with emphasis on ships, merchandise, and consequent losses. Names, places, and dates are cited in the context of recovery and legal action.
The text notes the anniversary of the rifle brigade with a dinner and music in Rathkeale, lists detachments stationed across County Clare, and details transport movements from Cork to St John and New Brunswick. It mentions officers, crews, and ships including the Succcess transport and Loblart vessels, with the Queen’s health status and planned sailings to Nova Scotia and Quebec.
In an action in trover the plaintiffs seek 1000 from Threlfall for a bank note lost by their confidential clerk at Snow and Paul in London. The note reappeared in Liverpool via Henry and a discounting chain with differing cash and bill payments. Evidence showed possible improper discounting and links to Isaac Henry and Hughes. jury to decide if the note was honestly obtained. Verdict for the plaintiff, damages Ovo.
In Insolvent Court on Wednesday the Baron’s case was delayed as his creditor stated he needed further affidavits sworn in New York and additional information before opposing the Baron. Counsel for the Baron urged postponement to a later date to allow the affidavits to arrive.
Fragmentary text mentions Tosernool, Det outa Genblhewet, Taiverpue, and Liverpool with references to post offices and officials. The garbled lines obscure concrete events or dates, leaving only scattered place names and potential mentions of authorities and proceedings.
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