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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 26, 1819
Page
5
A dense, partial transcript recounts a public assembly where fears of disorder, dragoons, and a supposed conspiracy surface. It describes motions, speeches, and tempers as Aldermen seek to manage crowd tension while preserving the right to debate. The event centers on control, safety, and the balance between reform and order.
The article discusses inflammatory placards and reports received by the Lord Mayor of London linking feared arson and murder to radical writings. It argues such acts are not endorsed by any party, calls for a thorough investigation, and praises the law’s protection of liberty amid the Smithfield meeting disruptions.
The Carrick's Morning Post accuses a Dublin press of withholding papers via an express dispute. It notes four Dublin papers funded an express to transfer London prints to Carrick, and declines to join. The Post claims its circulation is far smaller than The Dublin Journal and warns against further snubs.
The General D'Reersanx levee drew at least six attendees amid a formal ceremony. Colonel M'Dermott received the Regiment's Colour from Mrs PoThann and Mrs Eve ReEAUX, with speeches praising loyalty, independence, and Irish glory. The Standard was pledged to fidelity and courage, urging the troops to defend liberty and the nation’s honor.
Friday night Mise O Neese starred in Bianca as Fazio in a tragedy full of overpowering interest. Saturday saw Korselve's Stranger with Miss O Neiel as Mirsi Haller praised for precision and calm finale, while Mr Kevalain drew applause as The Stranger. Fenice Prestroed is announced for Brenig and Suizy's Lodine tomorrow nights.
An alarming Saturday fire destroyed the Boswell stained paper and dogcloth factory behind their dwelling on Bachelor’s Walk. The blaze spread through connected warehouses from the back yard to nearby stores, nearly engulfing Boswell’s house. Engines, paving-board water carts, and Royal Fuzteers fought the flames with scarce water, but officers and volunteers kept the fire from spreading further. Public officials and sheriffs aided operations as crews battled the blazes into the night.
The 1st division of the Rifle Corps sails tomorrow under Colonel Hoore for New Granada, to act under General Count Macerone who travels from London to command. Meanwhile a Connaught Circuit route is assigned to Mr. Sergeant Joyetuatd as the Leinster Circuit drops. A fraud case leads to a suspect’s custody by Police Chief Pacrell after pursuit and boarding a vessel. Longford hall remains vacant due to the death of Mr. Thomas Paine.
London July 3 report details a long hard fight at Crawley Common with Irish champion Donnelly prevailing over Oliver after a grueling hour and a half. Donnelly showed strength and strategy while Oliver endured severe injuries and fought with notable grit amid crowd scrutiny.
The Louth Assizes opened this morning for the Crown's district. A long list of Grand Jury members is recorded including Lord Viscount Jocelin as Foreman, with other gentlemen named such as Sir Edward Bellew, Bart, and more jurors across the panel. The session began under the court's routine, with the jury sworn and assigned to the docket for the term.
Fragmented report notes the Lord Bishop of Clog and Clogher, with a Lam house party, arriving from Landes and linked to a controversial statement about Davenport's acceptance of Andyraw. It references recentities at Armagh and a critique of living appointments amid a London corn exchange update describing wheat trade and price movements.
A list of creditors and the insolvent debtors headed by Benjamin Whitsker and others is presented. The document proclaims compliance with Acts for relief of private debtors, insolvency proceedings in Ireland, and petitions for discharge from creditors. It invites examination of conduct and sets the next session at Clonmel County Tipperary.
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