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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 09, 1824
Page
2
Debates on taxation for church repairs in Treland over twelve years and how funds were raised for the work. The House considers returns under the Population Act and mentions plans to present them.
The Dublin Journal notes the Greeks gain ground against the Turks with Patras evacuation and Zea, Negropont and Missolonghi successes. It predicts Greek independence strengthening as Ottoman power decays, while Russia watches and Britain ponders support as the Greeks push liberty and commerce.
The Catholic Association discussed holding an Aggregate Meeting at Townsend Street Chapel with Dr Murray’s petition to Parliament in mind. They postponed to allow more time for petition preparation and urged action against delays in Ireland’s justice system, with Mr Clinch criticizing Sheriff Perrin and calling for Attorney General intervention. The meeting adjourned to Wednesday after approving thanks to Dr Murray and rescheduling to February 20.
Court records detailing a motion for a conditional order for a criminal information against Lord Farnham over allegations of ordering a boy whipped. The Solicitor General and Mr Wallace argued the case with witnesses and affidavits, contrasting magistrate conduct with legal standards, while other items included a criminal information against Rev Spencer Knox and other court notices.
In Abbeyleix an inquest proceeding against Coroner Mr Pattersop and jurors faced disputes as witnesses challenged refusals to take motions. Mr Flanagan of Bilgo voiced complaints while pursuing actions against the Sovereign of Athlone after alleged assault in the town, with a rule to compel participation in the ongoing inquiry.
Yesterday morning at eight o'clock Chief Peace-officer Goodison dispatched officers to disperse a crowd believed to gather for dog fighting. They halted a duel in an adjoining field as pistol shots were drawn, arresting Henry Baron Robeck and James Fray Kay on bail of five hundred pounds with two sureties each. Thomas Spring Rice and Watta O'Grady escaped. Another affair of honour led Sheriff Perrin to bind over Jonel C-ffe for five thousand pounds to keep the peace. The report also covers Peru and South American campaigns, Pernambuco politics, and Barbadian military movements.
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