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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 08, 1818
Page
3
The fragment presents a political appeal to Independent Electors of Tipperary, noting twelve years of representation in three successive Parliaments and signaling continuation of political principles. The brief text reflects a formal oath or introduction by a candidate or speaker addressing county electors.
From the Ceylon Government Gazette dated Jan 31 1818 reports limited unrest in the southern and eastern Onra region led by the Pretender and Dessare. A treaty ending hostilities with Holkar is announced, with terms to be set by our side, while Madras letters describe major campaigns against Pindarees and allied forces under Sir John Malcolm and others.
In the Lords at Torespay on June 2 Lord Erskine moved the second reading of the Declaratory Bill to halt arrests on libel charges until an indictment is found. The Lord Chancellor and Lord Liverpool opposed. Lord Holland supported. The motion failed 31 to 18. The Alien Bill was read a third time and passed. Adjourned.
In the Lords, Wronasway and others moved addresses to the Prince Regent and Queen on nuptials and to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The Marquis of Lansdowne urged inquiry into prison conditions citing 14 000 annual consignments and possible reform needs. Lord Sidmouth supported the motion and it was agreed, then adjourned.
Sir S Romilly urged details on a St Christopher's estate case where a runaway slave was flogged and chained to another prisoner. The man died from fatigue and hunger after further punishment. A coroner's inquest and trial led to a manslaughter verdict for manager Rawlins, provoking calls for full depositions and scrutiny of the jury and proceedings.
In a dramatic incident in Madrid, Eliza Garico reportedly faced life threatening peril during a balloon ascent. Moidemoi elle and others witnessed the event as she narrowly escaped serious injury and was rushed to hospital on Palauot the Tetio where medical staff stabilized her. Her father was summoned to the casa de Villa following the rescue.
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