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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 24, 1819

Page

3

Taafe v Taafe divorce case in Lords adjourned

The Lords considered a divorce petition by Counsellors Warrei Phid Bow neellora Dymore and Howe against Taafe. Damages claimed 50002 with costs. Evidence from Roman Catholic clergyman and witnesses described Taafe’s alleged cohabitation with Mrs Taafe and Lord William Fitzgerald. Proceedings postponed to Tuesday. Lunatic estates matter discussed with a purchase stalled by title issues.

House OF Lords Thurting Warrei Phid Bowneellora Dymore Howe Taafe Nereie Liam Fitzgerald Nera Marr Ireland Benjegatier Loap Atleman The Common Pleas Iceland Teafe Willian Fitzgerald Elizabeth Gardiner Tanfe William Fitzgerald Vaafe

Debate on transportation convicts and New South Wales inquiry

In Parliament on February 18, Mr Bennet seeks a committee to examine convict transportation and the New South Wales colony. He cites rising convict numbers, appalling voyage conditions, and taxes, urging a full inquiry into transport justice, costs, and colonial governance. Lords Castlereagh and others resist a separate inquiry, preferring broader criminal law review and existing government inquiries.

Bennet New South Wales Balks Buysat Mr. Bennet Courts of Justice Laud Bench of Justice England Devonshire Birmingham Coun T of York London Shie Hon Castlereagn Bathurst O'Fian Sydney Cove Jedge T. B. Martin Duncombe Hallorie Sic d. Gorey Hathoran Those of Commons Dliautemants Weolten Mregaprin Rossop Sondy Wales Ireland Canning Sheeravs Botany Soluny Commons Geat J. Mackintosh Thorney Che Tiserion Tuarengon Sheerness New Sout Wales Lis Comviers Aed Chis

Decree of Irish High Court summons creditors to prove debts

In the High Court of Chancery Ireland a decree dated January 16 1819 requires all creditors of the late John Lysaght of Milan Cork to appear at the Inma-Quay Dublin office on or before October to prove their claims or be precluded from the decree’s benefit. Dated February 6, 1819. Signed Thomas Ellis.

High Court of Chancery Ireland Grovahhill Derrybrign Ead Curtron Galway Hia Thomas Ellis

Rich Sheriffs Appointed Across Several Counties

The Lord Lieutenant appointed numerous gentlemen as rich sheriffs for the coming year across Armagh Antrim Carlow Cavan Cork Donegal Down Dublin Fermanagh Galway Kildare King's County Roscommon Sligo Tipperary Tyrone Waterford Westmeath and other locales. Names include John Montgomery Walter M Geough Keverly Bindon Blood Augustus Warren Robert Montgomery junior Darren Buckett John trelvec John Ayhner Garrett O Moor Alexander Percy Lloyd Apjohn Lovell William Parkinson Ruxton Dominick Browne Henry Smith John Mayne Staples Owen Wynne Harrington Pennefather Lendrum Richard Solenworth Reynell Renee Dunovan John Synge and many more.

Yohnt Darren Buckett Duckett’s Grove Sney@ Saukey Fort Frederick Bindon Blood Rockforest Augustus Warren Warren's Court Robert Montgomery Convoy House Ra Savage Stullymount Blount Merrion John Trelvec Blakeney Jodha Datéman Oak Park John Ayhner Courtown Michael Cox Castletown Garrett O’moor Cloghan Castle Alexander Percy Garradice Bighing Lloyd Apjohn Linfield Renee Dunovan Ballymore John Synge Roundwood

Insolvent Debtors Relief Notices in Armagh Court

Insolvent creditors in Ireland announce petitions and schedules filed in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland seeking discharge from debts under acts of Parliament. The notices name Wright Gordon O'Neil McArdle Trodden and others, list detained creditors in Armagh and Newry, and indicate upcoming examination and Assizes to determine discharge.

Ireland Armagh David Wright Gordon Y O'Neil Mark

Rectification of Imperfect Writing at Dublin

A Victorian notice promotes air Jones Mentcir and Onainan Tesculin in Dublin offering a system to improve writing for ages twelve to seventy. Lessons priced at two guineas per course, with discounts for two students, emphasizing stenography and brevity. Lectures promised and address given at No 46 Nadaga street near Grafton Street.

Air Jones Mentcir Onainan Tesculin Dublin Lesama Jonias Jonas Tie Corlist Jonna Nageda-eireet Grafton-ereet

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