08 Dec 1817
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 08, 1817
Page
1
A Dublin legal notice records a court sale and guardianship action from 1813 to 1817 involving Thomas Ellis and others. It cites a decree for property sale to satisfy tithe and related charges, with parties including Wiliion Lewis Waikd and Gollatver, dated November 13.
The report discusses India politics with mentions of Calcutta newspapers, military leadership, and peasants. It cites General Gern and the Prince of Wales, debates about the Heir Apparent's role, and questions of war, diplomacy, and colonial governance. The piece notes ship Agnes returning from Port Janeiro and concerns about duties on wine and trade relations involving Portugal, Brazil, and Spain.
A London Evening summary notes a Hamburg mail stating Egypt’s Pacha seeks independence aided by England and Sweden. It clarifies the Stockholm rumor about Tamael Gibral tar’s aims is misinterpreted, focusing on direct trade between Egypt and Sweden rather than political aims. It also comments on a Catholic circular from Upper Silesia as unremarkable and reflects on Protestant relevance to the Festival of the Reformation.
A fragmented mid 18th century Bath account details the royal party including the Queen and Duke of Clarence visiting the Pump Room and Claverton Downs. Attendants, aristocrats, and notable guests such as the Earl of Shaftesbury and Lady Harriet Ashley were observed, with preparations for further appearances and a forthcoming journey to Gloucester Lodge noted.
The Dublin Journal announces a改 improved issue with elegant type and expanded content. Editor promises impartial coverage, enhanced correspondence, and faster delivery from post to country, along with continental and translated foreign intelligence. Subscriptions cost five pence with home delivery options and pricing details.
The London Journal reports on foreign papers and a varied selection while noting last week’s contradictory reports about the succession crisis in Chiet. It argues the Duke of Yous is a cautious heir, unlikely to misuse royal power, and that the army would defend constitutional limits. Arrival of the Mall of Friday brings no major new news beyond extracts.
The piece reports an address from Irish Catholics to Protestant brethren read at a meeting, praising charity and urging restraint. It notes Parliament may consider Catholic claims and condemns violent interpretations, urging forgiveness and adherence to Christian charity while acknowledging dangerous doctrines. It highlights Mr MacDonnell’s declaration as aimed at conciliation.
Authorized notice corrects public reports on the murder appeal where Reilly is the appellant and Cunsey the defendant. It clarifies who acted as counsel during the indictment, denies pleas of guilty to a new muffler indictment in exchange for transportation, and notes the court will judge a demurrer and counter pleas raised by counsel.
The report of Mr. O Connell's speech is debated with Mr. Leslie Poster and Mr. Foster pressing for a disavowal or denial. A late Saturday session set for further discussion with Mr. Foster and Mr. Hardman to decide next steps and possible adjournment to consult on the matter.
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