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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 01, 1816
Page
2
The fragment recalls observations on a man’s general character and unreliability of his oaths. It notes that prisoners were aggrieved and that the triads of men linked to Mr. Baker’s murder are not expected to appear at the Special Commission, which is expected to conclude today.
Report from Majoc Cayl of the 98 regiment detailing an armed pursuit near Bidney Place with a assailant escaping after a bag theft. The long transcript also cites maritime notices from Cork, Philadelphia, and Liverpool, including ship arrivals and cargo descriptions, with scattered names and dates.
The passage notes the arrival of a regiment at Newcastle en route to embark for Deblin in England. It mentions light dragoons expected to depart on a specified date, with references to ships, places such as Waterford and Ramagate, and various movements of troops around late February, including Fermoy and Galway areas.
The article reports on European政治 events including the French Parliament, the Emperor's disavowal of conduct by a General, and military redeployments. It mentions the funeral rites for a noble figure and reactions in Paris and nearby capitals, with notes on troop movements and political tensions.
The page reports on parliamentary happenings in London including discussions on the budget and the proposed peace terms. It notes opposition from War Party leaders criticizing the treaty as a concession to Bourbon power and the usurpation, with focus on who negotiates peace and the broader implications for France and Britain.
A royal proclamation from the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland sets terms for a special county quarter session to be held on the Thirteenth of November. Justices of the Peace and other magistrates are ordered to attend at the Council Chamber in Dublin to oversee the proceedings.
A Dublin proclamation warns that aiding or plotting against the king will lead to severe punishment. It offers rewards for apprehending offenders connected with a nighttime assault near Cashel and Littleton. Officials vow swift trials and royal mercy for those surrendering or cooperating with authorities.
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