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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 09, 1818
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered items about fisheries laws in the western coast and Saint Pierre et Miquelon, plus notes on tonnage, branding, and penalties. Also includes stray items on a dog incident and a long obituary-like paragraph about Reynolds and a Cockney gentleman, with unclear connections.
The court of appeals on December 7 heard the Caney tobacco case with Mer Reeyers and Respondent. Ober Couch presented the case and urged expense considerations as part of the proceedings. The record shows the judge interpreted postpreted expenses in relation to the Tach Ro matter.
In Ballyboy Ballycowen and Kqeoupsey districts a local gathering at Tallamore adopted resolutions to restore order amid public outrage. Authorities hope the threat to apply the Peace Preservation Act will deter further disturbances and avoid costly measures to maintain tranquillity. Local landholders are backing actions to avert Peelers’ interventions.
The report by Governor General Daendels outlines the Dutch East Indies state before British seizure. It covers Batavia, Cheribon, and northeast coast holdings, with population totals, revenues, and costs. The text notes reform efforts, plantation details, treasury conditions, and military provisions amid distress and neglect.
November month summary lists discharges, deaths, and hospital inspections. Medical inspectors visited institutions, completed maintenance work, cleaned backyards and courtyards, and disinfected patient clothing. Ordered by WH Abbott, Modern Clerk.
A late 19th century club event at the Gree near street Girady featured Sir John and Lord Chancellor attention. Performances included the Sea-beaten ce drone on the Sea-beaten ce and the Rouda of peters Storm on the Grand Plane Forte, praised for clever execution and emotive expression by Percival Fenarmo and others.
Bremen dispatch reports Mr Honey of London seeking his stolen son, with Charles Bennett as the suspect. Mr Coleman the British Consul directs pursuit, recovers the child at Vegesack, arrests Bennett, and prepares to transmit the case to England. The mother’s lack of pity and the consular effort frame a dramatic, official rescue.
A fragmentary report notes detachments of the 7th Fusileers and the 2nd Light Dragoons to Kikenny on Friday, part of a broader wartime movement. It recalls regiments in France and mentions a sequence of actions, patrols, and reassignments amid ongoing military operations and imperial concerns.
A mixed page item detailing baptisms marriages and obituaries. Mentions include John s bit Canary Waterford daughter of William Gan Pau Eag Frances daughter of Geo Clarins Gauser Templestrwt. Penry Ulingeb marriage by Rev James Reid. death notices for Mr Thomas Kingsmill jun and Mrs Keogh. various reddy Irish localities and noble titles. multiple names and places in Meath Wicklow Tyrone Clare and Dublin with brief notices of ages and life events.
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