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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 12, 1824

Page

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Catholic Association Election and Debates Over Finances

At Capel Street rooms a clerk vacancy for the Catholic Association was filled by Mr O Gara as secretary, after objections to a private ballot. Debates followed on the process, transparency, and the selection, with Mr Dwyer elected. Later, meetings discussed Catholic rent remittances from cities like Mallow, Bandon, Waterford, and Clonmel, and a vote of thanks to Sir Francis Burdett for his parliamentary defense of the association. Disputes on accounting for old debts and printing costs dominated discussions, with calls for public competition and scrutiny of expenditures.

Dwyer James Dwyer Kirwan O'Kelly Dublin L’estrange Coppinger Sullivan O'Gorman Mallow Bandon Waterford Wateevant Clonmel John Luther Cork Cashel Francis Burdett Francia Burdett Bert House of Commons Francia Ireland O'Connell Kerry Hobhouse F. Burdett Sir F. Burdett Y. Burdett Mc Cawon Panera Carrick Orange Papers Orangemen Cork Chronicle Harding Tracey England O'Con Sal Qiwer Getheney Lave Mr Magee Mreyt Yen Noshia Kelly Goulburn Swne Peetant Orange Odes Qeele Lord Wellesley James O Connell Hey Connell Ecomimitee Mhitas Phe Iomantholic Association Catholic Board Caetol Roman Catholic Association Hay Curren Tuy’ Lever Tiwan Ienty Demantia Sagrie Ay Waa Day Flav Tal Odoard Delire Ome Kirwin Shiecl Urey QC Connell Wren Q’cannell Mealey Sheil Raulrol Peterbonougi MH. Wetherell Peterborough Peterborouch Wetherell Myr Wetherell King's Benet Lord Harrowby Interpre Sam Jos Gates Dardin Journal Chimehers Moduhin Gates Peterbotonsh HW. Chambers Byfield Warwick Hovse Detersborough Stanley Paris Inowich Hyteld Yarish Malvern Les Will Had Heath Lie Ield Coventry Paris Dl Wetherell Hig Wecaiv Dali Nich Ch Thaci the Fuere J. Chambess Serrates Praetor Gates Aenote Phillimars Chambers Hates Birohn Wiehell

Unclear motion sparks guarded response at meeting

Speaker criticizes the act as breeding guarded language and notes unelected, self constituted bodies. The chair receives a letter from Alp Conway urging him to resume his post as Secretary. After routine business, the meeting adjourns to Saturday text.

O’connel Aelges Amtotion Bat Conway Me Loughnane

Ecclesiastical notices and clerical appointments intrigue readers

A long mixed page reports ecclesiastical intelligence from June with bishop visits, appointments, and sermons. includes the Bishop of Limerick, Chanlain General, and Kilcastulia living, plus an account of the Peterborough bishopsWetherell dispute and Byfield clerical case.

Wool trade at Hereford fair constrained by new wool laws

Fragmentary report notes lower wool quantity at Hereford fair on Thursday due to new wool regulations. Observers mention prices, stock quality, and uncertain futures as traders assess markets. The piece also references political tension and local reactions amid economic strain.

Provincial Intelligence and Local Fire Burndown Reports

Fever cases rise sharply in the city with numerous admissions to hospital. A second arson at the Cookesboro estate destroys farm buildings, after a prior blaze. A man named John Scully is detained in Wicklow on theft suspicions linked to a Belfast to Hillsborough coach victim. The midsummer fair in Meath thrives with high cattle and lamb prices. Four farmhouses owned by Denis Sampson in Scariff are burned by arsonists, with lives saved by police and military efforts. Cork street lighting project approved with United Gas Light Company for 2 5001 per year. Belfast district votes to ban public processions on July 12.

Muleengar Robert Cooke Hay Cookesboro Westmeath Journal John Scully Tougher Roundwood Wicklow Creneral Dublin Kevin Street Roumswood Portinane Musren Den Belfast Hillsborough Aeny Denis Sampson Shean Scariff Duff Saul Gentleman Clive Advertiser Wise Street Commissioners Cork United Gas Light Company of London Onasgeisa George Watton Grand Lodge

Death of the Queen of the Sandwich Islands

The Queen of the Sandwich Islands dies this evening at about sixty, after a brief illness of inflammation of the lungs. King Kamehameha II expresses distress and resignation, with physicians’ note on the sudden loss and expected solace to the king. Observances of sepulchral rites and travel accounts by Campbell noted as well.

Lehigh Sandwich H. Halford Holland Peregrine Maesty Sandwich Islands Lin Bette Hener Twenea Tewe Hese Ikwaden Campbell Tella Ua Becaus

Investigation of Capt Browne’s conduct at Newbawn

In New Ross on Tuesday Major Powell and the Bench heard nine witnesses in the Browne libel case. Browne admitted retaining Serjeant Miles till May 31, amid protest from counsel. He called the prosecution perjured, while praising Catholic committee members and local figures for their efforts in publicizing the investigation.

Browne New Ross Major Vowell Major Powell Wenshaw Newhawn Broarne Newbawprm Miles Wilowes Mis Cplis McCorvoran Bismacore Perak Browine Wyse Kelly Hay Stowlett New Thess Catholic Committee

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