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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 23, 1824

Page

4

Catholic Emancipation Debate Doors Opened With Heated Exchange

In a tense session, Mr O Connell and allies pressed for publication of a report they claim the Association did not approve, labeling Goulburn as unfit to govern Ireland and urging Catholics to unite against oppression. The Chair ruled for the Association backed motion, with heated exchanges, applause, and calls to publish the report amid broader calls for emancipation and truth.

House of Commons Goulburn Conway Sheil O'Connell Mr Kelly Mr Goulburn Treland Kelly Mr Sheil Ireland Europe M. Sheil L. Plunkett Hederstood O'Gorman Pitt Coppinger O’connell O’connell’s Motion, But Gretted N. Mahon Mr . Mahon St.arrick's Somey Duke of York

Atrocious murder of a child in Forest Row Sussex

A brutal murder in Forest Row near East Grinstead, Sussex, targets Martha Anne Sewell aged ten months. The mother runs a shop. the father is an ostler. Servant Esther Gorringe, fifteen, cared for the child. The infant vanished while the mother attended customers.

Homains Chronicle Forest-row East Grinstead Sussex Martha Anne Sewell Doe Aris Inn Forestrow Pants Herusband Esther Gorringe Beyysidren Irl Esther Duveron

Wracked girl sent to Horsham gaol amid crowd

A wounded, distressed girl faced public scrutiny as she was sent to Horsham gaol. Before departing she requested a clean chemise, stockings, eighteen pence from her hoard, and two pence from a shelf, while the crowd pressed for admission and mourners offered consolation to her parents.

Horsham

Markets in Dublin and London Show Sluggish Trade

The market remains stagnated due to debates on sugar duty and weak demand. Prices for sugar, tallow, and many staples are nominal with little export activity for butter and lard. cereals fluctuate little but show reduced turnover. Wheat, oats, and barley easing in some ports while butter and pork demand remains limited amid widespread cautious bidding.

Dears Fen Montreal Lionesios U. S U.S India New New York Wexford Jamaica Leeward Island Geneva Dublin County East Isa Galwa Sumach Pr Stangford Soucong Baneri Burley Marley Crowmer, Feu Loxnow Radota Suffolk & Nor- Boilers Poland Glascow Stirlingshire Scotish

Importation of Foreign Grain and Duty Scales

The column discusses England's grain market limits and foreign grain import restrictions for home consumption. It outlines duty levels for wheat and oats tied to price bands, mentions bonded imports allowed free of duty above certain averages, and notes the weight standards for respective barrels and quarters. It also includes a political aside about OConnell and Mahon opinions and a ru more about a potential Commissionership in the Appeals list.

England Gazette Queber

Murder Verdict in Fatal Assault on Michael Hamerton

The Coroner's Inquest returns a verdict that Michael Hamerton was wilfully and maliciously murdered by unknown assailants. The inquiry, led by Col Bagwell with Earl of Doroughmore and Doctors Constable and Fitzgerald present, followed a nine day illness after an assault on the night of February 6.

Michael Hamerton Cloxmel Advertiser Col. Bagwell Earl of Doroughmore Constable Fitzgerald Eoy

Daring House Robbery in Phibsborough

Six men armed with a blunderbuss and pistols robbed Michael Cahill Publican's house in Phibsborough at about midnight, Took 100 sovereigns and valuables, beat a man and a niece, and fled. Ball identified and committed. six others detained but not identified. Surgeon Peebles treated Cahill, officers pursue leads as coverage expands. Dublin Castle notice includes forthcoming audience with the Lord Lieutenant on March 3.

Ountrath-Street Michael Cahill Phibsborough Joe Ball Cahill Thal Montrah-street Peebles

St Patrick’s Day Ball and Drawing Room at Dublin Castle

A notice from Chamberlains Office Ireland announces a drawing room on March 11 and a ball with supper at Dublin Castle on March 17 to celebrate St Patrick. Ladies to wear feathers and gentlemen in full dress. mourning not admitted.

Chamberlain’s Office Dublin Castle Are St. Patrick Royal Artillery Ireland Ain Dublin Nis Warloftier Vablia Castle Tharia Sahurcuy

Forage Contract Notice in Ireland 1824 Mayo Tipperary

Commissary General announces a forage contract notice for counties and stations in Ireland. Entries to supply, with rates, apply from March to December 14 1824. Details include Mayo and Tipperary locations and boundaries for supply obligations.

Jotice i Ireland Deventer Udteshee

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