Gourlay Arrest and Niagara Jail Statement
A report details the arrest of Robert Gourlay after a court examination in Canada. Gourlay declares he will stay in Niagara Goal rather than leave the province, defending habeas corpus and public rights amid pressure from officials and witnesses. The account cites remarks by Mr. Dickson and the Governor of the time regarding rebellion and restraint.
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Canada
Gottey
Mt. Hunt
Alle- Sa
Memrt
Dickson
Clana
England
Niagara
Robert Gourlay
Cholera in Fort William and fires in Ranzoon reported
Private letters from India note Cholera Morbas among English troops at Fort William. Calcutta markets show heavy money discounts amid shortages. uprisings spread as Batties seize British territories. A fire at Ranzoon killed 300, wiping out all houses. Governor-General lauds officers including Mountaina, Murray, Doverox, Suith, Paitzuen, and others. Sir W. Conn Rot dies in Trincomalee. An incident in Dublin reports two youths firing from a window. a ramrod and air gun found, 50s penalty paid. Sir Wm. Gell travels with others plotting a detailed country history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Calcutta
Fort Wilhiam
Ranzoon
Madras
Mountaina
Elphinstong
Murray
Doverox
Suith
Geo. Paitzuen
Boles
Deacon
Eldawder
Prother
Kennedy
Imlach
M'Dowxul
Jardine
W. Conn
Supeeme Court
Ceylon
Trincomalee
St Watliam
Henry Byane
Supreme Court
Atm Gouns
Dub- Ha Society
Kildare-street
Rath
Moleaworth-st
Wm. Gell
Reece
Taigal tectanics at the Roti oraing of the Pro
The fragmentary report mentions Lon Mayor and a Taigal tectanics event at the Roti area amid Pro provided details. Names are uncertain and the content is unclear but notes a local official and a technical incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taigal Tectanics
Kilkenny Hunt Club Dinner Honors Mr Power
The Kilkenny Hunt Club hosted a dinner to honor Mr Power with a three-times-three toast. The event featured remarks by the High Sheriff, a display of fine wines, and a long list of notable attendees including Major Keating, Capt. Harrisd Lancers, Col. Gregory, Sir J. P. Pas, and many others.
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Bal
Faaky
Hess
Wenthy Aude
Joan Powra
Kiltane
Eog
Clube Fer Ula Any Saalabio Eta Cinegtleeauining Club
Tila Wan
Epoo
Joan Flaod
Mesara
Rice
Walsh
John Power
Keating
C. B
C.B. Barker
Joseph Greene
Harria
Robert Staples
French
Massy
Barton
Kearney
Mathawa
Jessop
44Th Regt
Purcell
Col
William Bayly
Major Lane
C. Bayly
Me. Barrop
Bourke
Address of Limerick Freeholders to the Prince Regent
The Freeholders of Limerick, chaired by Richard Taylor as High Sheriff, forward an address to the Prince Regent expressing sympathy for the Queen and the royal family. They commend the Duke of Kent for his prudent management of debts and describe the Duke and Duchess of Kent living in Amorbach. The Duchess is believed to be in the family way with expected May confinement. The note cites a London Morning Paper as its source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonp
O'Grady
Limerick
Duke of Kent
Amorbach
Germany
England
Duchesa
Leopold
London
Debate on Annual Parliaments and suffrage extension
A fragmentary speech argues for annual parliaments and broader suffrage while acknowledging objections to yearly elections. The speaker, while cautious, contends longer parliaments dilute representation and favors shorter terms that keep representatives aligned with constituents.
Day Two at Westminster Polls Hobhouse Lamb Campaigns Grow
On Monday at nine the poll began with light turnout and lively hustings. Hobhouse and Lamb supporters clashed amid banners and constables as Earl Grey rumors swirled. By four pm results showed Lamb leading by seventy six votes, with Hobhouse claiming he was no party man and Lamb urged as defender of civil liberty and economy.
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Hunt
Major Cart
Wright
Reform
Hobhouse
Tiis
Douglas Kinnaird
Peter Walker
Major Cartwright
Macdonald
Lamb
Kis
Westminater
Earl Grey
Hobbogng
Cart Wright
Hopuouss
Mr. Lamb
S. Romilly
Mr. Urbhouse
England
France
Me. U
Watenloo
Mount Steduto
Ife
Wun. Russgan
Duke of Bedford
Lams
Hothouse
Westminster
Electors Face Turmoil At Westminster Polls
In Westminster a contested election between Lamb and Hobhouse drew a large mob. Placards insulted candidates as the crowd roared at four o'clock, amid accusations of falsehoods by the Lamb supporters and a fierce, lengthy tarrying of speeches by Cartwright Hunt and Bardett before six. The scene ended with dispersal as Lamb and Hunt speeches wrapped up.
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Byagf
Mr. Martonae
Miealig Donald
Jeni
Hobloise
Carlton House
Hobhouse
Lamb
Macdonald
Westminster
Hils
F. Bardett
Hunt
Court records reveal varied indictments at Springhill sessions
The commission court on February 15 and 16, 1319, heard numerous cases in Springhill Dublin and Wennesway, including acquittals for burglary and theft, guilty verdicts for robbery and receiving stolen goods, and mercy recommendations for some defendants. Notable names include Michael Lewis, Dan M Gauran, and Luke Wall, with multiple suspects linked to cattle theft and forged notes.
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Fes
Baron Smith
Peter Henry
Springhill
Dublin
Michael Lewis
Gay
Joaguire
Patrick Martin
Robe
Anatoa
Jake Daly
Lawurence Magan
Bryas Maguire
Walter Forbes
Robert Shaw
Jno
Thomas Mahon
Decemeer
Capel Multyneux
Bart
Miles Magrath
Peter Magrath
Thomas Henry
T. Henry
Wm. Sleater
City Petit Jury
May Y Comer
James Finegan
Dan
M.gauran
Patrick Clarke
Patrick King
John Murray
Killstoe
Stephen’s Grean
Joh Leahy
Higa
Garrett Grace
Ballyinshon
John Daly
Francis Toole
Michael Bonny
Bank of Ball and Co
Laurence Gorman
Henry Rice
Janes Malone
Jane Townsend
Gorman
Rice
Malone
Mercy
Esther Ryan
Cloay
Bearcroft Hoake
Harcourt Street
Patrick Osborne
Rose Farrelly
Thomas Ross
Luke Wall
Anthony Harmon
David Browne
Wennesway
Fen
Michael Rush
Sarah Rush
Anne Rush
Luke Wail
Anus Rush
Michael Tush
Messrs
Green and Cash
Mesory
McNally
Finlay
David Moland
Lake Wall
Lower Exchange Street
Bine
Unclear OCR note on court case and juror decision
Fragmentary OCR output references a Dublin court and a jury in a robbery case at a Mrs. Drewe n s house. It mentions Marek Laurence-Gorman and Rice, a verdict or recommendation, and a court adjournment. Details are unreadable and noncontiguous.
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Callens 'Wood
Marek
Laurence-Gorman
Ry Rice
Drewensends
Ing-Gresn
Dublin -de
Lent Assizes 1819 Meath to Cork Circuit List
A scanned notice lists assize schedules across Leinster Munster and Connaught. It names counties, towns, and March dates for trials under various circuits with judges, registrars, and officials. The narrative ends with Earl Talor visiting the Dublin society and praising McAshford paintings and the Mendicity Establishment.
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Earl TaLsor
Talbot
Ashford
Dublin Society
Hawkins's Street
Mc Ashford
London and Dublin Grain Prices Reported in Feb Trade
The London Corn Exchange shows a large grain supply with wheat at 4,826 quarters, barley 1,59, and oats 19,219 quarters. Wheat bears the market, but fine barley and beans hold prices while oats remain steady. Dublin reports continued dull demand with supply exceeding demand, prices slipping with oats at 17s per barrel and barley sales heavy, flour and whiskey prices noted.
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London Corn Exchange
India
Poland
Dublin Corn Exchange
Fes
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Gourlay
AST Indies
Kilkenny Bunt Club
Baleu
Wedge
Commission Court
Homs
Cigcurt
County of Meath
Trim
Westmeath
Mullingar
King’s County
Upstown
Queen’s County
Maryborough
Thureday
County of Carlow
Carlow
Norbnt
Orbin
Suatices
Peter Jackson
William
Grady
Registara
Omees
Lon*s Quay
Connausht
Comaly
Roscommon
Leitrim
Carrick-on-Shangon
Tharrlay
Bligo
Sligo
Mungo
Ballinrobe
Galway
Monegbas
Monaghan
Yows
Carrickfergus
Down
Devanes
Aaron "Chand
Edward Mayoe
Laney
Leinster
County of Wicklow
Wicklow
Wexford
Waterford
City of Waterford
Tipperary
Cloamel
Kilkenny
City of
Baron George
Dlay
William Cosgrave
Great George’s Steel
Richard Livesay
Mountjoy Square
Regis
Munster
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