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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 30, 1824
Page
2
A critical review of Dr Lyalls Moscow material notes Moscow origins, Rostopchin’s brutal Verestchagin execution, and the Kremlin, baths, churches, and public edifices. It questions bias, praises plates and completeness, and comments on Russian morals and society with rejection of sweeping condemnations.
A humorous critique of tobacco use presented as didactic poetry. The narrator mocks snuff and chewing habits, detailing three modes of tobacco intake and praising the refined method of inhalation as elegant. The piece satirizes naive readers and lampoons verbose moralizing about vice.
In a trial context, Hunt recounts Thurtell display of distant attitude and shifting blame, then the pair’s strained farewell and final moments before execution. The narrative covers Thurtell’s remarks on Probert, the judge, and the hoped for acquittal, with details of prison conversations, prayers, and the death scene.
A trial last week charged Harry James Shaw with writing letters that provoked a duel against Edward Divert of Systock near Exmouth. The jury found him guilty, fining him 20 and committing him to prison for six months. Upon release he must provide securities of 200 and two sureties of 100 each to keep the peace for ten years toward Mr Divett and Majesty's subjects. The will of late Mr Marryate leaves 4,000 per annum and property to his seven sons and three daughters. A separate medical note warns about oxalic acid and epsom salts, and a letter from India discusses Russian advances toward India and Persia. At Dolivstire Sessions, Molly Redfernes and Molly Tombnucan faced an escanite case with a lenient outcome.
A coroner's inquest into John Rehersha’s death on a night of heavy drinking found he died from consuming a quantity of ardent spirits obtained by force. Witnesses described a boy aiding in pouring spirits and a wager about drinking whiskey, with the jury upholding the cause of death as intoxication by force.
The London papers argued Thurtell's head disproves phrenology, noting measurements of destructiveness firmness and ear region align with criminal traits. Edinburgh Weekly Journal and British Press report support and extend to Moorish asylum pledges, with other items on trials, inquests, and inquiries into India House irregularities.
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