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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 09, 1824
Page
4
The article compares the King of Portugal’s appeal for military aid with prior British policy. It notes no government decision yet, but ongoing consideration. It argues that sending troops would not simply aid a ruler against his people and highlights delicate ally relations and potential implications.
The Diocese of Killala held an Ordinary Visitation at St Patrick’s Cathedral Killala. The Very Rev Trean Achoney preached on ministry duties from Colossians 4 7 urging exemplary conduct. Plans include Confirmations and inspection of parishes Glebe houses and parochial schools with a new Ardnaree Protestant and Catholic boys’ school building nearly complete for one hundred twenty eight children.
Report of an early Monday inquiry in Newbawn into Mr Browne with witnesses examined and counsel contested. Magistrates reportedly plan to recommend government dismissal of Browne. Public calm noted as Eric Wyse and supporters appeal for justice and peace amid a charged crowd. Waterford Chron. of Yesterday.
In Green Street yesterday the Recorder presided over a major trial. Bengen Cheevers and Francis Armstrong were found guilty of conspiring to defraud James Ryan by selling counterfeit gold seals at an auction conducted with Acustrous as auctioneer. They received twelve months’ confinement.
A garbled account describes visitors and betting at a race meeting with mentions of Swiss, Doncaster, and several horses. The text records uncertain outcomes, odd movements, and various attendees including gentlemen of South country respectability. Names and specifics are fragmented and largely unreadable.
Directors announce resolution to open accounts with mercantile interests in the country and to perpetuate English bill and notes.
Provincial Intelligence reports John N Waixon elected Mayor and E Colburn J Bagwell chosen Sheriffs of Cork for the year. Wexford notes Robertlushes Ely lace mayor and Chas Jacob Arthur Meadows bailiffs. Carlow names William Fishbourne Sovereign. An accident injures the Earl of Donoughmore’s servant. A public exhibition at the Roman Catholic College delights mixed congregations. A carman, Johan Roache, dies in Kells. Longbran and Ennis races scheduled. Orange Lodge near En ning Uas. Arklow fishing fails, 1,200 town residents seek relief. Lord Caryefort provides assistance. A meeting at Hamstead leaves J W Williams wounded but alive, with hope for recovery.
London reports indicate a new palace project for the King is under consideration by Cabinet Councils. The Prose king’s desire to start building the police channel is noted while the Transport Board secures two 400 ton vessels as transports for Hanoverian troops to Lisbon. Government supplying a Portuguese king’s force is widely debated.
Remains of Lord Byron are moved from the house to Sir Edward Knatchball's residence in Westminster for viewing. Executors oversee arrangements for a potential interment at Newstead Abbey or Westminster, with a decision expected Wednesday evening.
Town report that the Right Hon George Canning will visit Marquis Wellesley. Lord Lieutenant viewed the Castle and a portrait of Lord Combermere by Roussell, a gift from arbalovn gentlemen. praised as one of the finest works here. The Theatre Royal hosted Miss Tree in The Lord of the Manor with praise for her singing and duets. performances by Mr Sinclair and others drew loud encores. Also details of Princess Polignac opening her house to fashionables, and a list of notable attendees and arrivals at Morrison's Hotel and the mail office.
Market report from Dublin details scarce transactions with wheat down and oats cheaper while flour holds steady. Prices quoted for barley oats and oatmeal vary by quality, with flour prices near last week's levels. Trade volumes remain light as large arrivals threaten prices, with specifics on millers’ wheat oats and commodity values across regions.
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