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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 08, 1819
Page
4
The text records scattered remarks about society gatherings at a venue called See i Tubalay and references to a New Court and an author Mt ouiit Hiei. Roving phrases mention parties, rebuild efforts, and a hoped successful placement or performance, with limited readable names.
A garbled notice from St James Weleme details disorder and medical terms with names like Halford and Heberden, presenting a confused royal health bulletin to the nobility and public. The fragmentary text mentions titles and individuals in unclear context, suggesting a historical public notice about royal health.
Fragmentary notice reproduces a past publication showing the deputies to the Duke of Leinster presenting his Grace's reply. The text hints at sovereignty, liberties, and obedience, with a formal closing from a servant of Leinster.
In Werburgh's Parish a Wednesday gathering discussed plans to erect a project jail at Romertl 02086. Resolutions urged against taxation for the new gaol and called for Grand Jury inquiry, while praising officers and noting preparations for a December report and a follow up meeting.
Fragmentary OCR shows prices for flour meal oatmeal and fats with scattered figures. Items include wheat barley butter beef mutton bacon shad and potions with per unit costs and weights, but many words are garbled. The readable entries indicate a local market listing with commodity prices and measures.
The text evokes a decorative garden setting at Portora near Enniskillen with flowers such as hypaticas snowdrops and roses. It mentions irreverent notes about arrangements and a part of a procession of plants including a second crop of straw and other small fruits. A bag from Newtown with three young birds is referenced.
A fragmentary Irish notice reports a violent attack on a poor man in Glanear County Veitrim with calls for stern magistrate action. It also covers a devastating fire at Mears Mark Fisher and Mark stores in Limerick, a robbery inquiry in Bartinbridge, and thefts from Quakers and other shops, with further local courtish details and a sighting at Graigue fair. The piece notes various influential locals and a lighthouse incident at Copland, praising Captain Mlve for his conduct during the ordeal.
A soldier from the 52d regiment was attacked near Leixlip on a furlough night, bayoneted and robbed of 42 and items. Four assailants fled as a passerby approached. three suspects have been identified. The report also notes disputed Catholic primate appointments in various dioceses.
A fragmented notice honors Colonel J. Jackson and the late 64th Scottish Brigade. It laments the passing of brave soldiers, praises their service, and bids farewell as the corps faces a growing separation. The document notes ceremonial acts, orders, and inscriptions of gratitude from military authorities.
The Bombay Court Martial acquitted Captain Hynde of the Duke of York after a long trial numbering multiple charges. The proceeding heard about a large detach ment from England, with officers including Captain Campbell and Paymaster Leach. The case details conduct on deck, disrespect, and conflicts on the ship in 1816 to 1818, ending in an honorable acquittal.
The Madras paper reports a court martial in which Captain Teachts and several officers were arraigned pro forma after the penewesdbnati vessel closed. Commander in Chief invites officers to dinner, leading to a display of discipline and loyalty. The Provecitor’s role is noted as unprecedented, with officers remaining steadfast, and a sense of satisfaction spreading through regiments.
The Navy announces promotions to the rank of Captain for W B Dashwood Moalla White George M White and James Brirling. Lieutenants elevated include W D Evance Samal Sparmoti Richard Grant and Robert Bruce. Various masters mates and midshipmen are advanced to lieutenants and assigned to ships at Barbados St Helena Halifax the Mediterranean Jamaica and Plymouth stations with officers named for flag duties and command postings.
Births announce the lady of James O Cenvel registering a daughter and a marriage in Gloucestershire. Deaths record the Right Hon Maurice Lee Baron Hartland of Strokev town Roscommon, with oblique noblesse and a large family, plus several other notices of widows and spouses in London and Alfama.
The Recorder reports on pawn broker practices, theft, and the handling of offenders. Notes on bail, acquittal of John Cevighton the father, and multiple indictments. The Grand Jury addresses guards, room conditions, and stricter licenses. Court adjourned to Tuesday next.
A female child found wandering Castles street on Sunday was brought to the head office and remains unclaimed. She gave name Ax Marshal and claimed two brothers and a sister, with distinguishing features noted. William Bowen charged with fraud after clothing and trimmings intended for Mr Sparks were used in a dandy disguise. the implicated man was tracked, identified, and committed for trial at the slums.
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