Debates on Society Prosecutions Stir House
Members clash over Bridge Street Association and its influence on juries and political trials. Critics warn of party-driven prosecutions and unlawful intimidation, while defenders cite legality and precedent. The debate touches on Dolly case, juror eligibility, and the risk to English justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney-generalisd
Court of King’s Bench
Stongham
Mr. Brougham
Ict
Bridge-street Association
Thone
House of Lords
Bridge-street
Crick
London
Association
Evenor
King
Orton
Heven
Murray
Mr. Sharpe
Acéy
Broamber
Wilberforce
Banbow
Heur
Lear
Hvar
Gun Keal
Marious Jibals
Courts of Law
House of Gutumonm
Auction of Blankets and Military Equipage at Montpelier
An auction advertised for Monday at the Commissariat Stores in Montpelier Row Dublin items unsuited for service including blankets haversacks canteens great coats military clothing and accoutrements plus several new carts harness drays and carriages. The sale begins at a stated hour and proceeds daily until exhausted cash or Bank of Ireland note accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starness
Commsanent
Montpelier-bil
Dublin
Stort
Bank of Ireland
Isaac Cusack
Sackettle-Street
Catholic Affairs Meeting Pledges Unity Amid Catholic Friction
Faulkner's Dublin Journal notes a Saturday meeting of Catholic signatories to a requisition calling for a non aggregate assembly on July 16. Mr O Connell moves an adjournment to Wednesday to align with a Tuesday gathering, urging unity and avoidance of religious division. Mr McDonald urges amity among Protestants and Dissenters, proposing a royal reception free of sectarian demonstrations. A seven member committee is formed to coordinate the aggregate meeting and broader conciliation efforts.
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D‘arcy's
O'Connell
Luesday
Collegngtown
Enens M'Donald
Flo
Catholica
Mic M‘donald
Heralved
Mc Donald
Death of Bonaparte and London press remarks
A summary of Friday’s notice on Napoleon Bonaparte’s death compares British newspaper tributes. It credits his vanity and selfishness for failed Franco-Italian aims, while noting he left behind oppressive rulers on St Helena and suggesting he may seem honest by comparison in future histories.
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London
Perlapy
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Europe
Bonaparte dies in exile after long illness at Elena
From London papers Buonaparte died on May 7 at six o clock in the evening after a six week illness. The body was opened and a cancer in the stomach confirmed. Accounts from St Helena say he retained his senses, dictated affairs, and wished to be buried in a marked, calm exile. Dispatches to European courts spread the news, with scholars weighing his life as a tyrant and a moment of history passing. He died free from public punishment, yet his fame and formidable career invite sober judgment by future historians.
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Lustington
Ireland
C. Grant
Lushington
Grintlmnan
Penneyy
Jitin
Broughan
Cressey
Aberdeen
Montrose
Marquis of
Hare
Brougham
Jawish
RL Wilson
Wennet
Len
Alnagh
Mr. Hutchinson
Europe
Sir R. Ferguson
Contomhouse Officers
Bonaparte
ST. Mwelena
Crohap
Crokal
Buonsparte
Biold
Alwa
Buonaparte
England
Mwampe
Bix
Hylander
Byron
Huonaparte
Montholip
Winainea
Catain
Wik
Finn
Sabe
Anthony
Ile
Actium
Sion
Egy
Hnconwer
Cesar
Cromwell
Augustux
Ubeise
Alexander
Charles the Twelfth
Marius
Sylla
Cent
Cayar
Biawill
Wiha
Spain
Peide
Lee Woo
Ireland's Harmony Aim Through Majesty's Visit
The piece speaks of peace in Ireland and hopes a royal visit will foster friendship and national unity. It notes reforms in justice administration, education diffusion, and party collaboration, aiming to elevate Ireland's civil standing and unite rival factions. The text envisions a brilliant moment in Irish history with reconciliation across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Nukira
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Grand Jaries
Sire
Alavents
Dolly
Braongham
Lord Erskine
Williams
Paine
Brougram
Dolby
J. B. Sharp
Scarlett
Gant
Tre Hon
Empson
Dugley
Dudley
Spira
Nonviciaw
Mr. S
Denman
Marquis of Londonderry
Lursday
Eue
Dublin Journal
Cliamberlain
Dublin Castle
Vico Reza Lodge
Phoenix Park
Faulkner's
Catholic Affairs
London Papers
Sueli
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