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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 07, 1818

Page

2

Review of Books Brutees of the Tistorte Muse in Dublin

The Dublin reviewer savages a new volume titled Studies of the Historic Muse authoring a sweeping critique. They condemn the work as verbose obscure nonsense, deriding attempts at historiography and philosophy, with mockery aimed at its Epocas table and Gothic origin theory. The piece laments the book’s pretensions and promises to warn readers away while noting Dublin’s scarce literary output.

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Law case of Brereton versus Trevor over brewer rebates

A civil suit against Alderman Trevor for money owed over a brewer's rebate to Brereton. The Plea centers on a supposed 150 gallon allowance and annual installments totaling thousands of pounds paid to Trevor’s firm then diverted to his own use. Witnesses describe a long history from 1804 to 1817 of percentages credited to Trevor, with Brereton claiming years of nonpayment. The jury awarded Brereton 42 pounds 16 shillings 6 pence plus costs.

Thomas Brereton Hugh Trevor Dicnson B. Ps Caiilly Capel-street Hritnin-street Richurdaon Alderman Trevor Richardson Brereton Trevor Keogh Keough Ft i Porter Derman Alderme Brewurk Shierwan Jgr Femsand Hal Wallace George Somers Witness Trevor and Keogh Grady Togiiens Iderman Brerston Brereton Pete Goold Lord Nohsway Ivan Telion Ald Gugan Somers Watt Pennafather GaAwy Wm. Taylor Afr Dickson Crawh Richardson Trevor Wagner Lord Nosaury

Extraordinary trial at Cork Recorder's Court unfolds

In Cork on November 30, Thomas Sullivan a flour factor and spirit dealer faced trial for assault with intent to rape and a second count of common assault on Jane Gregory. Prosecutor described the couple as respectable. Evidence showed Sullivan invited Mrs Gregory to his house and made indecent proposals during a visit to an empty dwelling, revealing his predatory intent.

Recorder's Court Cork Thomas Sullivan Grover Jane John Gregory Connell Garrets Gregory

Trail of Alleged Assault at Sullivan House Trial

A lengthy trial unfolds with Mrs Gregory accusing Mr Sullivan of violent assault and attempted forced intimacy in the Sullivan residence. Witnesses describe repeated attacks, torn clothing, and threats as the prosecutor seeks conviction while defense argues innocence and misinterpretation. The jury finds both defendants guilty and the court imposes fines and peace bonds.

Trial of Lord Ranelagh and His Servant at Middlesex Sessions

The King v Lord Viscount Ranelagh and John Byrne concerns an assault and false imprisonment of James Robert Hall and extortion of seven shillings. Prosecution followed a July Thames boat excursion disrupted by a thunderstorm, leading the defendants to confront the party on Ranelagh’s lands. Hall acted as spokesman.

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Indian cholera outbreak reports from Nagpore and Cawnpore

Madras and Calcutta papers detail a serious cholera surge in Nagpore and Cawnpore, with high mortality among sepoys and civilians. Reports mention Dr Corbyn’s failing practice, military actions against Appa Sahib, and improving health among troops in Ceylon, plus local protests, memorial efforts for Princess Charlotte, and minor public incidents.

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