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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 11, 1823
Page
2
A verbose discussion questions the miracles claimed by Prince Hohenlobe as witnessed by Doctor Doyle and others. The article scrutinizes Miss Lalor’s six year quietness, medical attestations, and the credibility of Catholic and Protestant authorities, urging rigorous demonstration and independent inquiry before belief.
Opinionated lines critique a supposed miracle performed by a figure named Mike Lalor Way, questioning belief in a complex system. The writer laments the inclusion of a doctor and others among those who would trust such schemes, suggesting distrust of a fabricated or unnecessary set of pretenses.
Yesterday evening Lord Norbury arrived in town and on the following day opened the crown court. He praised the grand jury and urged preservation of public peace, lamenting local infirmities while noting improved tranquility and ongoing efforts to curb outrages from Graigue and other areas. He warned against reviving rebellion while stressing faith in a competent local magistracy and British legal principles.
A parliamentary scene features a noble lord defending constitutional order amid partisan tempers. He references statutes, calls for decorum, warns against diverting leadership, and lauds the Lord Lieutenant. The speaker praises Kavanagh's past role and urges focus on central governance at Carlow and Wexford as national interests loom.
Report of a Cork special session where Mr Blacker KC urged magistrates to stringent use of the insurrection act to curb unrest. He defended pardons practice, pressed private information networks to crush outlaw conspiracies, and called for vigorous prosecution of Cork’s insurrectionary plots amid ongoing trials and adjournments.
Representation to the Privy Council on trade argues against pilotage for Ireland Britain vessels as Hill bill advances. Lords request immediate directions to Cinque Ports pilots to stop boarding Ireland bound vessels and to waive boarding or pilotage fees except those applicable to British coasters. Also urged to cap Dover and Ramsgate dues at levels charged to British coasters. Sent to J Rt Wilmot, secretary to the Lord Warden.
At a large gathering chaired by the Earl of Enniskillen in Kaniakilten, a proposal backed forming a canal between Lough Erne and Derry. Advocates urged Ballahannon Belfast route for wider trade, connecting Belturbet Clones Monaghan Killilea Armagh, with Belfast Bay accessible year round. A committee was appointed to petition the lord lieutenant in favor of the Ballahannon line.
A widow and seven children narrowly escaped a large farmhouse blaze at Raheenagh. The fire destroyed all furniture and bedding despite providential escape with scorch injuries to the widow and a son. The blaze is third on the farm within four months. A sequence of robberies and assaults reported nearby include a Chelsea pensioner robbed near Rathkeale and other farmhouse breaks. Local fairs at Abbeyfeale and Mallingaery reported stock sales amid low prices. News from abroad touched on U.S. political shifts and trade.
A detailed insolvency hearing features Simon Pinto Buggine opposing Mr Hogheay and others, with examinations citing emoluments, debts, and potential discharge denial. Nearby notes report a Cork coach crash injuring several passengers, including Mr Jones, plus port arrivals, royal gifts, and explorations aboard the Glasgow bound for England and mentions of a voyage around the world and a memorial for Lady Mary Brownlow.
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