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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 03, 1821
Page
4
A Friday notice reports a gathering of nobles and leaders at Mouse Tavern, 8 Jones Street, on the 4th to petition His Majesty for redress of the country’s distress. The call emphasizes precautions against unrest and urges timely submission to the crown for consideration.
From Limerick and Kerry reports a wave of bandit activity unfolds with nightly attacks on homes in Kilbeggan and Belvoir areas. Villagers report robberies, arson threats, and gunpowder seizures as authorities tighten security, while magistrates plan rewards and inquiries into Major Collis’s murder and related crimes.
A severe storm swept through the town and surrounding coast causing extensive damage. Docks, roofs, and chimneys were ruined while several vessels suffered hits and one boat capsized in Kilrush and near Newry. Rescue by local boats saved passengers from a near disaster. Witnesses reported a deadly gale with ships driven aground and wrecked. A reward was offered for culprits in a separate account of assault and arson in the area.
A garbled chronicle describes cabinet tensions and ministerial struggles amid rumored plots. It notes alleged arrangements to avert a collapse in leadership and mentions travel of a noble to Lyons and ports, with references to Devonshire and an exiled liaison. The text preserves names like Earl Spencer and Lady Ship while uncertain, offering a snapshot of historic parliamentary drama.
A lengthy 1821 Royal Gazette style document protests establishing a Yeomanry unit in a city. It condemns militia expansion, calls for parliamentary restraint, and argues for civilian defense by regular forces under the Crown. The text cites Allan McCleun and Lord Cuntiecocte, discusses governance, and emphasizes orderly security while opposing volunteer militia growth.
A garbled report describes a morning court order and fines related to a defaulter, with references to securities and forthcoming hearings. It mentions Mr a vin and various officials including Judge Burton Sip and others, plus a Friday session and a public notice of actions to be taken. The text is fragmented but indicates ongoing legal proceedings and scheduled dates.
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