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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jan 25, 1816

Page

3

Convictions at Clonmel Commission Trials Narrative

A lengthy report covers arraignments and guilty verdicts at the special commission in Clonmel. Included are defendants Barron Edmond Regan Doyle and Mahony, with multiple capital and burglary cases outlined alongside judge remarks and prosecutorial support.

Iowa Barron Edmond Regan Cordangan Paayer Battersby Bytally Ates Clonmel Haston Laat Andrew Abernandelt Yenerday Cuhig Michael Stack Camas Cashel Meagher Thomes Horley Michael T Thomas Fezgerald Mahee William Burke Mates Bansha Spouthaic Ulals

Army orders cut bounty and reroute regiments across Ireland and England

An army notice reports bounty reductions from ten to six guineas and a standard height of 5 feet 5 inches. It lists movements of the 50th from Omagh to Londonderry, the 24th and 69th brigades marching to locations such as Kent and Canterbury, and detachments of the 74th and 84th to be relieved or transferred. Separate notes mention the 2nd battalion of the 8th at Clara Canal and the West York regt at Newcastle with embarkation orders from Cork for England.

Srench Omagh Londonderry Enniskilfen Horeham Kent Chatham Canterbury Paris Clara Canle France 84Th Regiment Limerick Tadia Europe West York Regt Newcasle Cork England Kerry 74Th Listawel 74Th Regiment Kilfinan Kilmallock Bruff 9Sd

Maritime Rock Discovery Off Bouvet Island In 1815

An account from the ship Swallow reports two rocks and a shoal seen Aug 8 1815 with high seas and no bottom at 120 fathoms. The highest rock lies near 28 20 S 42 13 E Greenwich, near Belliquer crack soundings. The crew names the rocks Hagus Rocks and notes navigational bearings and depreciation in hides and tallow prices.

Rocka Swallow David Wilson Mater Bengal England France Greenwich O. C

Marriages and obituaries from Irish notices

At Lowbarton and Stamer Park many births announced including daughters and sons to Bayley Parcoos Cullen and Fitzgerald. Marriages listed include Gawdy Craig and Graydon Hamlett to Sarah, plus Loughman to Ellen and Munly to C docks. Died notices include Warren, Ginn, Champion, Smyth, and Charlotte Stephens with ages and placements noted.

Siarths Lowbarton H. Bayley Parcoos Summerhill Stamer Park Ennis Col Cullen Leitrim Regiment Toutine Limerick Magrath Fitzgerald Sir Edward Newenham Sarah Simpson Hacett Riverstown Tipperary Lismore Justin M'Carthy E ‘W. Courtney John Courtney Nicholas Loughman Kilkenny Ellen Wm. Strang Meldrum Cashel Charles Munly Keniskillen Infantry C. Docks Thomas Warren St. James's Bury Bann Fermanagh Gustavus Ginn Suurday Piershill Edinburgh Warren Champion Sth ‘Dragoon Guards Grice Smyth Ballintary Co. Waterford Dorset-street Charlotte Has Stephens

Lavalette’s Escape Trailed by Paris Papers and Inquiries

Old Paris dispatches recount Lavalette’s escape aided by officials and the chase through Paris. Papers note foreign residents and cover names from the English circle, including Sir Hutchinson, with a focus on travel to the frontier and court actions.

Sau Botel London Lavaee Seine Elba Lavalette Paris Gazette de France Rue du Helder Aluichinen Compeigne R. Wilson France Hutchinson M. Dopwit Lavalete Jour Des Debats David Italy M. Perrin Assis Gard Journal de Paris Vienna Cremona Lombardy Cracow Naguss Farneu Fyuxls

New Polish Constitution Praised in Warsaw

The Warsaw signed Polish constitution of 165 articles is hailed as liberal and historic, restoring Polish nationality. The Diet will convene in May, and Grand Duke Constantine becomes first Polish senator after reading the text. Russian troops arrive in small numbers.

Warsaw Dac Russia Poland Alexander Constantines Jan. L Corgnuansa Funen Bat It Zearayo Morocco Copenhagen Rosenburg Africa Lincen Lingen Mucaer Mo von Goldbach Haanvera Takeu Duwi

Royal Letters and Orders Amid Turmoil Across Europe

A Hamburg correspondent reports on royal decrees and medals awarded for service as monarchies evolve. The piece notes the Prince Regent distributing insignia to Brunswick and Lippe-Buckeburg, while discussing trials in Nimes and the spread of Bonapartist influence amid French upheaval and calls for peace.

Wiles III Bing of Englend Lingen Sti Academica] Gymnasiisa Fabhanse Order of the Guelphs Order Brunswick Prince Aaguards Bramewick Lippe-Buckeburg Buocaparte Federes France Bagnaparte

Parisions exiles and Bourbon era intrigues in post Elba letters

Private Paris letters report King’s exile of Marshal Davous and no move against Marshal Augereau amid Bourbon realignments. Talleyrand’s plate sale sparks conjecture while debates over punishment for aiding Lavalette mix with a Malta minute urging Barbary States conciliation and a prose notice of Alexander’s arrival in St Petersburg, betrothals, and reforms.

Paris Marshal Davous Marshal Augereau France Augereau Bacoup Marmoot Buonaparte Elba Talleyrand Lavalette Mailacd Malta Barbary Sidney Smith

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Special Commission Joseph Cotello Darein Mary Dwyer Tojgring Ljariog Pier Dearie Kealteeg Pepe Eee By Ryan Governors County Infirmary Panie Mahony Thomas Meagher Glenfield Stack Meany Ceshel Doyle Core Reddy Tubrid the Army Phincit Bapere UIP Barbary States Great Britain Valetta A. Wood Sc. Petersburgh St. Petersburgh
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