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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 20, 1818

Page

4

Wellington narrowly escapees pistol attack in Paris crowds

A detailed account from Paris describes an assassination attempt on the Duke of Wellington as his carriage neared the Champs Elysees. A hidden assailant fired a pistol from behind a sentry box. guards and police quickly contained the danger, the Duke remaining uninjured though passengers and bystanders were shaken. Witness reports discuss time, place, and the surrounding disorder, with speculation about who planned the act and why.

Pidol-Atiot Duke of Wellington Anil Finn Altetetboth Parxul Iim Dabr Wellington Gletin Alsere She Hutely Girnee Artis Faris Hay France England Hejn- Slon Central Lord Rignaird George Murray Brussels Yeateruigy

Murders And Robbery At Greenwich Court Hearing

A man named Joseph White appeared before Magistrates at Union Hall on suspicion of robbery and murders at Greenwich and other robberies in Surrey and Kent. Officers described him as a very bad character with a long history of theft and gang affiliation. The fragmented report notes breaches and alleged crimes in various counties.

Jones Ate White Greenwich Ecos J. Minsfield H. My Dyer Magiuténtes Ga Priemer Erie Ier Eneraites Xeon Clufber Cody Vianennes Ors Radcliffe Deptford Bird Kr. Bird Royal HS Greenwich McBird Persion Mr. Bied persNans Brey Esigedt Windmore Surrey London Maidstone Saterday Jimeph White Union Hall Greensele Kent Ohad

Another Murder At Union Street In Mary-le-bone

A diabolical murder occurred at about 8:15 PM on a Saturday in Union Street Marylebone. Rebecca Clark and other lodgers were involved as the killer, later identified as Hitch, was captured at Jerusalem Chapel Lisle Street. The deceased was an 18 year old woman deserted by Hitch last November. the investigation followed rapid magistrate orders and pursuit across London.

Union-Street Mary-le-Bore Win Hitch Stafordshire Covent-garden Hone Liteh Arging Phillips Hills Tottenham-place Phillips Fate asAssin Rebecca Clark Odgers Avuasio Luis Learigg Hitech Marlborough-street Asaassin Jerusalem Chapel Lisle-street Foy Richingond H. Adkins Bow-street St. Martin’s Watch House Wm. Hitch Nathaniel Conant H.adkins Himealf Priequer Thames Mary N. Conant

Fragmented 19th Century Update on Wars and Trades

Second edition extracts note military movements in Florida and Canada. Reports on Indian hostilities near Archerlear Fort Scott, naval actions with 160 slaves on Rapril, and fortification plans at Bampton Roads. Mentions ambassadors to France, domestic manufacturing meetings, Quebec governance, emigration to Canada, and a curious legal trial in Navarre. Also covers Wellington assassination dispatches and Stock Market closes.

Washington United States Eslwodt West Enem A Savannah Archerlear Fort Scott Fernanilina Swirt McAsm Aaminstead Rosgarson Bampton Roads Chesapeake Quebec Europe Canada Journal Des Debates Mathurin Hameay Charlies Navarre Charles of Navarre Secretary of State Colghtal Duke of Wellington Earl Berhvast Carlton Honge Prince Racenr Duke of Wellinaton Paris

Liberty of the Evuiiect Petition From Manchester

Lord Carnarvon opened a petition from a Manchester man arguing for redress after arrest by drunken soldiers on March 6 last. He details imprisonment at Dorchester Gaol until January, then recitation to attend King's Bench without indemnity relief. The matter may be referred to a Secret Committee. notes and respectfulness were debated.

House of Representaives Haani Nexpiram Philadelphia United States Congress America He Degeare Princess Charlotts House OF Lords Mownay Fen Carnarvon Drownond Manchester Lord Liverpool Lord Carnabyon Psiltios Decret Committee Conon Ollavd BTCOM Gemiilites Liv House OF Commons Bennert Bennett Tilladay Robeny Peel Hotes Lyttleton Borough of St. Pian James Halseyj ML Aster Meat Ward Mero Vance Office OF Ordnance Drdlin Tee His Majesty's Ordnance

Fragmented Debates On Bills And Petitions At House Of Commons

The House of Commons adjourned after long proceedings on Malt Duty petitions, chimney sweepers, and parliamentary reform. Discussions covered Bank of England note exchanges, Habeas Corpus cases, and motions on clerical salaries, factory hours for children, and prize money recounts. Intermittent votes and petitions from Manchester and Bolton focused on reform and labour regulation.

House of Commons Deliberations and Slavery Debate

In the Commons the debate touched on the slave trade funding and related petitions. Sir Francis Burdett presented Manchestery suspensions and Benjamin Serules Wakefield cases while Northern Circuits and Oyer and Terminer requests for Durham to Cumberland were discussed.

M.A. Taylor Durham Northumberland Westmorekmily Cumberland Francis Burdett James Leach Manchestery Brougiam Aba Benjamin Serules Wakefield Nice Hott Oliver Gronnil Lord Foxratone Francis Ward

Dublin Corn Market Prices and Demand Steady

At the Dublin Corn Market demand was steadier with firmer activity and prices holding. Wheat ranged 4s 34d to 49s per grain, millers paying 54s per barrel. oats sold 16s to 23s per cwt. barley steady, malting parcels 2s 34d per barrel. tea flour 30s to 32s per barrel. whiskey 11s per gallon.

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Obituary: Lieut Colonel Henry Zogeh Dies in Portsmouth

The obituary notes Lieut Col Henry Zogeh of the late 10th Royal Veteran Battalion died after a long career across the globe. He served under Lord Cornwallis and led the 32d Foot, suffering wounds at various battles and ending his service as a lieutenant colonel in the army. Also noted is the death of Charles Hamilton, gentleman of Hamood, aged 84, at Winsborough.

Portsmouth Batterlion Henry Zogeh Cornwallis Warde Ian Winsborough Charles Namilton Hamood

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