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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 12, 1819
Page
3
Notice that two houses on Essex Street may be let with possession to be given. Applications should be made to Mr. Adamson at No 57 Augier Street.
By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland a proclamation declares that the parishes of Aidkonigan in Lune, Nillyon and Cionard in Moyfenrath Upper, Meath, are in a state of disturbance and require an extraordinary establishment of police. The proclamation is dated February 6 1819 and signed by Lords and council officers.
Public notice announces an exhibition of four elegant gowns made by Mrs Dawson for Beaetit of the Neastronnrs. The event is set for Monday the oth tust at the Rehibition-coom at two o'clock. Gowns will be shown again on Hawkins's street for one week prior. Admittance is od. daily after eleven.
In a phase of a copartnership suit the Lord Chancellor sent the matter to the Court of Common Pleas for decision. James Smith obtained a 6001 judgment against Joseph Pemberton on a bond. Pemberton later mortgaged lands, faced ejectment for arrears, and mortgagee redeemed. The issue is whether the judgment creditor retains elegit rights after redemption by the mortgagee for the creditor or tenant. Trial adjourned to the next day due to Chan cery business.
Saturday sessions covered the full day with arguments from Mr Sergeant Lefroy and Mr Robert Johnston. Judgment is to be delivered Tuesday. The Prosecution of John O Connell against Corneline Mahony is outlined, detailing political and social clashes within the Kerry Killarney Hunting Club including ballots, alleged duels, hounds seizure, and heated correspondence.
Mr O Connell and Mr Mahony clashed over a personal offense claim after a timed correspondence. Arguments from Messrs Lloyd and Pennefather supported O Connell, while the Chief Justice ruled the Court could not intervene and dismissed the application without costs.
In Ireland, Major John Browne’s insolvency motion, backed by creditor groups, led to calls to remove assignee Sir Rose Mahon. The court found grounds for re-examination and ordered Browne brought up on Monday. Additional minor motions followed before law arguments.
An action on a bill of costs returns a verdict despite legal objections. In a separate case a Milfer from Ennisnay sues over 19 bags of flour seized by a mob near Kill, Kilkenny. Geoghegan abducted, flour not recovered, value set at 5 pounds per bag, totaling a substantial loss. The jury awards the plaintiff part of the claim, with specific sums noted for costs and damages.
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