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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 05, 1824
Page
1
First Fruits Office Vein Pecawern issues notice regarding Frise Becatg charge and related cases. Promotions and hearings listed, applicants urged to attend January court session, with procedures for filing and required attachments for claims and requests.
On Monday evening January 5 1224 in Paria Mr Meaxner’s speech sent shockwaves through factions. The Russian and Vitras factions view the Autocrat’s omnipotence as foundational while others see potential empire aims in the East. Clues point to shifts in Continental politics as Holy Alliance frays. France and Britain may align to bolster Bourson power through mutual interests and constitutional backing.
A Catholic Association meeting prompted Mr Lexie to motion a committee to petition Parliament on Ireland. The debate framed Ireland’s issues as central to next session, while defenders argued England must fund Irish relief and government integrity safeguard imperial welfare. A Jamaica slave letter was cited to illustrate broader colonial anxieties.
A Paris letter reports widespread belief that the late speech of the American President will steady South American sentiment and bolster general security prices. French funds stay pressured by King of France health fears elections and indemnity talks, while English and foreign stocks rise except Spanish. Prices listed include Bank Stock at 23 24, Three and a Half per Cents at 09, and French Rentes around 75 cents.
The document traces the extinction of the earldom after 718 with the Rivervann title passing to a distant descendant, notes the absence of heirs for Lord Barnywaine and Rien-And, and mentions other items from the era. It reports the arrest of Sheehan in connection with a murder case and describes local celebrations in Loughrea for the Earl of Clan-Yicade’s coming of age. It also covers boxing bets in London and Manchester, and a London case where a young man faced charges for firing pistols at General Burton, tied to a suspected affair.
Race card notes a January 2 handicap stakes event with 5 ge. entry and 1s ft. for hunters. Entries include Mr Hunters Thetis aged 6, Mr Daxons Giles aged 4, Lalb Marquin of Sligo's Penguin aged, Mr Watt's Rosedew, and Mr Savages Sardanapalus aged 4 with 7st Ib.
A fragmentary 19th century notice lists several marriage banns and a death. It records weddings at Wallian Park Hanover Square and Peter’s Church, introduces brides and grooms including Wilen Jadia and John Robert Ward, and notes a death of Earl Moliseary aged in the 150s. The text is garbled with OCR errors but preserves names and locations.
The Catholic Association met at Capelatrees Rooms on Saturday night with Anthony Browne presiding. Members urged appointing a committee to petition Parliament to reconsider Ireland's condition, denouncing political strife and calling for practical measures beyond rhetoric, criticizing Emancipation, the Constabulary Bill, and the Insurrection Act as insufficient and harmful.
The text cites Humbolt on Creoles and Spaniards in New Spain to draw parallels with Ireland under English rule. It argues that legal equality masks practical inequality, provoking tension between ruling whites and native or mixed populations, and warns England to reform Ireland or face broader unrest.
Commission court reports burglary at a Coldblow lane office attached to Sir John Hogerson's quay dwelling. Thomas Quinn Edward Shannon found guilty. Separate highway robbery case details treacherous assault on Mr Tremaine near Donnybrook road, with Johnson and accomplices identified and a man wounded, leading to guilty verdicts and a set of related testimonies.
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