County Limerick Meeting Advocates Scriptural Education
A large Limerick gathering chaired by the Mayor discussed the London Hibernian Society’s plan to educate the lower orders through day and Sabbath schools, itinerant readers, and scripture distribution. Capt. Gordon outlined the society’s 47‑year progress, urging local auxiliary committees to boost Protestant and Catholic literacy and moral reform, noting County Limerick lags in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondaf
Nrc
of Limmerick
Clare
Isabella Fits- Gibbon
Win. Massy
John Masty
Limerick
Captain Gordon
London Hibernian Society
Gordon
Ates Cottage
Lsbour
Ulster
Wes Ag
Connaught
Christian Vainelples
Achors
1 5
Ear
Society
Kay
Limench
Ireland
Prevent Meeting
Shave
Munster
Pringle
Galway
Bay
Doctor Townley
M’namara
Appointment changes at the English courts and royal events
Reports detail Sir Robert Gifford's appointment as Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas and Sir John Copeley becoming Attorney-General with no successor named for Solicitor General. A vacancy on the Exchequer Bench remains unsettled. The Lord Chancellor fell ill but was expected to attend Lincoln's Inn Hall. Meanwhile, Prince Leopold hosted a Claremont reception with notable guests. News also notes unrest abroad with the Surpessante prisoner and the Voluntarios actions, and a Berlin crowd accident during the entry of Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gifford
Robert Dallas
Court of Common Pleas
Iharadey
Earl of Liverpool
John Copeley
Bis
Wetherell
Exchequer
Baron Richards
Lincoln’s Yon Hall
Aronday
Prince Leopold
Claremont
Tia Royal
Duke of York
Earl
Countess
Liverpool
Lieven
Baron Bergami
Queen of
England
Czernowitz
Messarabia
Begnaflel
Old Castile
Hadajos
Empecinado
Eliza
Bavaria
Prussia
Berlin
Important and Curious Case Sets Bail Exonerator Rule
In a Common Pleas hearing, Clarke and Litton for Flynn moved for an exonerator on the bail-piece in Flynn vs Langan. The court, after deliberation, held the bail entitled to exonerator, ruling Langan need not be surrendered and bail not liable for damages and costs, citing Insolvent Debtors Court discharge.
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Mr Clarke
Mr Litton
John Hunter
Langan
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Fiyan
John Langan
Clarke
Hunter
Lo Nartoary
Hall
Bar
Ceure Wen
Les Norbury
Flynn
Couts
Wallace
Allen
Costa
Justice Moore
Litton
Ae Ieee
Fee
Court of Common Pleas December 1823 false imprisonment trial
In Dublin a case by Cuarstornze Sourer Haarison versus Jamza Jrason sought 5000 damages for false imprisonment. Witness Phillips, an officer of Mace, testified arrest occurred after defendant’s suit. questions arose over a receipt and intent to profit. Judge Johnston summed the evidence. jury returned a verdict for the defendant with costs. Counsel Brown North Richards for plaintiff. OConnell Perrin for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Arttings
Cuarstornze Sourer Haarison
Jamza Jrason
Brown
Phillips
Mace
Perrin
Jesson
John Fitzgibbon
Johnston
Mosers Brown, North
Richards
Colin Fitagihban
Mesars O'Connell and
P. Fullam
Mary-street
Sovereign Visit Draws Crowds to Pavilion in Brighton
Brighton Des 8 The town welcomed the Sovereign at five thirty after noon descent to the Pavilion. The 58th regiment with colours band and drama stood at the north palace gate, joined by the 7th Royal Hussars with colours bugles and band. Spectators filled the levee to the town’s extreme entrance as bands played and the National Anthem rang out. The Duke of Dorset Sir William Keppel and Sir Hilgrave Turner arrived about seven o clock to join the monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
7Th Royal Hussars
Duke of Dorset
William Keppel
Hilgrave Turner
Iing
Private Letter Warns of Reform as Paris Sentinels Fire
A private letter from Panit Duc reports repeated unarmed killings by Paris sentinels at the Tuileries Bank Place Louis Quinze and other sites. It condemns the peremptory challenges and instant gunfire, notes English practices, and cites censorship and police interference as the state tightens control. It mentions a Viennese theatre sighting of the young Napoleon and reports on English clubs in Paris facing police scrutiny.
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Panit
Duc
Tuileries
Saxcept
Ate
Paris
Place Lous Quinze
Rue Colbert
Pontyous
Grand Avenue
Champs Ely
Pasce
England
R Reading Journal
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Duke of
Army Commander-in-Chief inspects Hyde Park detachments
His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief and Sir Henry Torrens observed in Hyde Park on Monday morning detachments of non commissioned officers of the Line under instruction in the improved System. They performed the Manual and Platoon Fixor, and movements from parts one and two of the improved System, with His Royal Highness approving the proficiency shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Henry ‘Torrens
Hyde Park
Naval Intelligence and Captain Harris Restoration Speech
Pentamourn December 6 reports Admiral Whitshed restoring Captain Harris's sword after his acquittal on the Hussar affair. The note highlights Harris's defence of the King and country and details proposed signaling devices by Lieutenant Davey for stranded vessels. It also notes ongoing residence of Sir James Saumarez with Sir Alexander Cochrane and awaits Lords of Admiralty decision on Hussar fittings.
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Pentamourn
Harris
Hussar
James Hawking Whitshed
K.C.B
Davey
R. N
Alexander Cochrane
Lords of Admiralty
Plymouth
James Saumarez
Alexander
Plymout
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County Limerick
LAW Intelligence
the Army
Naval Intelligence
Dublin
Dev Wn Journal
Parliament-street
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