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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 05, 1823
Page
4
The Lord Mayor promised strict regulations on flour adulteration and bread production in Dublin. Bakers must report flour purchases weekly, all establishments to be cleansed and ventilated, staff to be sworn to prevent adulteration, and noncompliant bakers named publicly next January.
Reports on Friday's court call for the Thurtell case for Mr Weare's murder. Prosecution seeks postponement amid public excitement and magistrates' alleged impediments. Observations on Thurtell Hunt and Probert reveal trial pressures and potential adjournment timing. other items include social chatter and odd preservation methods.
In the Court of Common Pleas this action by the plaintiff against a respectable apothecary resident on Parliament Street ended with a verdict for the defendant. Damages were claimed at 1001. The plaintiff, a servant to Mr Daly, lodger of Mr Leeches, produced some evidence but the jury found for the defendant with costs.
Dublin markets show wheat demand stable for prime quality while inferior grades struggle. Oats and barley steady to higher with flour harder to sell. prices quoted for Wheat 87a to 4s 1d per stone and barley around 178 to 20s per barrel. butter and pork prices noted in various towns with regional variations.
Inquest at High Street Shadwell before Coroner J W Unwin on John Redding of a Spar an frigate. Liehland Smith, a waterman, testified that Redding hired a boat November 1th to cross the river at Execution Dock, then leaped into the Thames and sank. Verdict: the deceased plunged himself into the river and suffocated, being in an unsound mind.
Notices announce several engagements and births across Ireland. The Lady of Timothy Doyle in Craig bore a son. Henry Porcher’s wife delivered a stillborn child in Limerick. Marriages follow at St Peter’s and Ennia Chachh churches, naming Richard Neville to Annie Gore, and Benjamin Morvin to Atina Armstrong. Additional unions listed include Samus Galuraith to Susanna Handcock, Andrew Britton to Anne, Joseph Bowles to Margaret Turpin, Thomas Scott to Hannah Campbell, Henry Mannix to Maria Morgan, and Macnamara to someone in Doolen.
UST PUBLISHED and available to chief booksellers. Acalcutruaal Screen and Panish of Bannow in Banoy of Banare Wexvore. Secretaries report shows nets proving quick progress toward lower orders' comfort and Ireland's worthiness for general imitation.
A decree of the High Court in Ireland orders a public sale on January 21 at 1 PM in Innsquay Dublin of the Manor and extensive lands including Castlewellan Ballycastlewel lan and numerous townlands with names such as Lurgan Castlewilliam Ballymackorchill Ballynegrehan Ballybeg and many others. The sale covers Phat Fown ant Javals Lorepory and related manigers with extensive property details and associated titles and rights.
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