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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 02, 1819
Page
4
The session centers on Catholic Board resolutions linked to 1812 acts, with O Connor and others defending the Catholic cause, while accusations swirl about papers and alleged influence by Ponsonby relatives. Speakers reference petitions, political alignments, and Protestant establishment, tracing religious tensions across the long debate.
A Catholic meeting discusses Catholic emancipation, Irish Protestant Parliament issues, and support for Lord Grey. Speakers reference O Connell, Grattan, and British policy, noting reactions to Orange and Protestant defendings, with resolutions praising Grattan and Captain Bryan and thanking Colonel J M Dermott for chairing.
Dublin police report three brothers Charles Bernard and George Townley charged with riotous assault at Cullina near Finglan after a drunken affray. Separate case Nicholas Dolan accused of intending to seal a dwelling with a heavy iron instrument. Roger Kane charged by his wife Catherine Kane with repeated assaults amid conjugal strife. Magistrates admonish parties to seek reconciliation and discharge the docket. Also notice of Dublin Corn Exchange trading in July 2 with wheat and oats prices and brisk activity.
The House debates removing Still Fines and introducing a new system to regulate illicit distilling. Speakers discuss pamphlet charges, proposed police costs, remedies for small stills, and the balance between enforcement and revenue, with caution on extending measures to England and Wales.
One squadron landed from England at the Pigeon House then marched to Cork arriving yesterday. A second troop left Dublin for Fermoy to perform duty there. A third unit proceeded to Bandon for onward service.
Moderate wheat supply with showery weather. fine Essex and Kent wheat sold faster at 4s per quarter above last week's prices. Fine barley higher to 4s 9d per quarter. Demand for low quality foreign barley for breeding up to last week's levels. Oats up 1s per quarter despite large foreign arrivals. Beans and peas little changed, remaining as last week.
The day’s market notes show government debt yields at several percent levels. Entries mention per cent figures for three government stocks and a grand canal stock, with speculative or miscellaneous listings. The text reflects a London Dublin exchange context and mixed percent rates.
Notice describes a court ordered sale by auction of two parcels in Queen’s County. The first parcel known as part of Ter hun with about 32 acres, the second called part of the Mountain Fara comprising about 1 acre, to be sold for three years to the highest bidder. Details name Arthur Hovendon, Robart Tilly and others, with dates referencing May 60th, July 12th, 1810 and location Long Wey, County.
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