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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 24, 1821
Page
3
The readable text hints at a jury and a case awaiting action. It mentions a death blow and historical framing, but details are unclear. The fragment suggests a legal proceeding with potential delays or emphasis on a dramatic verdict context, leaving concrete individuals or outcomes unspecified.
Fragmentary 19th century report describes a Saturday street theft on Houndsditch. A gold watch valued at £20 was stolen from Mr Campbell who sought to prosecute, but questions arose over authority to prosecute. the Lord Mayor and City Solicitor argued about legal duties while Campbell insisted on testifying. The narrative also notes police and magistrate actions and references to Acts of Parliament and city offices.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at personal vows, secrets, and a printed notice. It mentions Frigg, Bob Lenin Mentotine, and a sequence of dates and events with unclear context. The legible pieces suggest a dramatic history snippet with references to people, places, and potential revelations.
An advertises a Dublin apothecary Charles Butles Licentiate Apothecary of Dublin and London. It lists medicines including Jamaica ginger and patent remedies, along with veterinary products and professional services such as cupping leeches and various tinctures. The notice emphasizes reliability, personalized service, and home delivery.
The King v Jane Carite, an information by the Attorney General, concerns publication of a libel in a newspaper The Republican. The Solicitor General addressed the jury. the defense argued caution, while testimony traced the libel through associates and a sequence of prosecutions preceding this case.
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