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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 01, 1818
Page
2
Witnesses recount a tangled affair involving Mrs Blosset, Mrs Hawkins, and the defendant, with mentions of marriage plans to secure £200 a year and contested settlements. Statements cover social gossip, past marriages, and the alleged engagement, with various testimonies about character and behavior in Galway and Dublin.
The case centers on a woman known as Mrs Hawkins and her engagement to a defendant named Wheeeed I. The plaintiff testified that she would never marry if he settled money matters and described ongoing consulting with a witness. A bond dated September 29 and a trip to Limerick followed, with the jury awarding £250 damages and costs.
In a Count of Common Pleas case from Loyton June 26, Waklegrave assignees sue Bignold secretary of Norwich Insurance Society for 1500 and damages after a fire on March 9 1517. Norwich denied liability citing policy terms and alleged misdescriptions. Jury verdict for plaintiffs 7191 16% with costs 405, after complex testimony on pipe-stove and policy delivery.
At a proprietors meeting of the Bank of Ireland, discussions centered on adherence to the Charter and Parliament, with calls for a transparent statement of debits and credits before any half yearly dividend. Mr Byrne argued the bank could pay a larger dividend given government annuities and Exchequer bills, while others cautioned the Directors lack authority to declare dividends without proprietor approval and proper accounts.
At a shareholder meeting, speakers argued that Bank Stock owners are entitled to a 60 percent present dividend and a 2 percent annual permanent dividend. They urged full disclosure of accounts and timely resolutions, noting past surpluses and imminent distributions under the Charter.
Sir Humphrey Bay visits Saxonity's mines to showcase a safety jump amid English and Belgian links. Madame Malemoiselie Kaselin of the Parisian Ballet dies near Paris, married to Martin of the Conric Opera. Mrs Ann Davis of Wolvertampe ton dies Wednesday after a dilapidated house collapses, burying her.
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