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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 08, 1819
Page
4
The edition notes minor internal changes at the publin journal office. Editors report no major items of import in this Monday issue.
A lengthy Dublin assembly debate recounts petitions from Catholic inhabitants urging rights and reform. Leaders like Grattan and Lord Donoughmore are pressed to present matters to Parliament while a subcommittee organizes further action and Petitions to both houses are prepared for early submission. A letter from Mr. Plunkett expresses support for Catholic claims and calls for continued advocacy and respect.
A Dublin meeting of Parochial Deputies discussed the tax grievance. Deputies urged a strong petition to Parliament, appointed a committee to draft it, and planned a Royal Exchange gathering to present the case while debating loyalty and reform. Several speakers urged binding action and condemned the tax as abominable.
A garbled report recounts a court or social dispute involving a betrothal near Arundel Street in the Strands during 1818 1819. It mentions a Baptist association and a spiritual youty woman pressed by a suitor, with references to a father’s opposition and payments or damages totaling 1500. The fragment hints at accusations, vows, and possible legal or social consequences but remains unclear and tangled in transcription errors.
A Dublin court case details William Smith charged with feloniously taking notes from St Michan's Church collection plates for the charity school. Witnesses describe Smith handling notes, his denial, and the Vestry scene as prosecutors present strong ocular evidence. Jury returns guilty verdict on indictments.
A damaged OCR snippet provides partial words and names unclear in meaning. The readable bits do not form a complete event, person, or place, leaving the item as an unsigned fragment without a determinate report.
Tribute to Lieut Thomas Eustace late of the 巡in Regiment who died June 9 1819. Officers erect a marble tablet in Cartow Church west end. Also Dublin corn market reports bread and grain prices with disruptions and declines in demand.
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