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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 09, 1823
Page
4
Bank of Ireland issue dated 1823 announces a general court of proprietors for Hank Stock to be held at the Bank on Wednesday the 11th at one o'clock to receive the Court of Director dividend report ending June 24 and to fix transfer stock hours from the 11th to July 1 with Thos Williams as bearer.
A Madrid report notes the Regency’s installation and ministries named by the regency, with Vergas Laguna heading foreign affairs and Garcia de la Torre as justice chief. It claims a porously united Cortes, friction over Angoulême’s position, and war weariness in Catalonia. Mina’s defeat rumors spread, while Paris papers push mixed accounts of Donnadien and Mina.
London reports spread on the King’s health with rumors of illness and possible coronation delays. The Anglo mail schedule from Holyhead is outlined, detailing morning departures and expected arrival times for letters and packets.
The article notes a scheme to speed British mail in Ireland benefiting Royal Exchange, the orm Market, and merchants across Ireland. It credits Mr Fareing with consideration of the plan, but highlights the main effort by Secretary Sir Enward Lees to ensure earlier mail arrivals.
The report notes Friday night discussions in the House of Commons over the Irish tithe composition bill. MPs argued about representation, the effect on woollen industries, tobacco restrictions, and vested clerical interests while urging full committee examination before final action.
Dublin markets show weak butter sales with prices near former levels and few export deals. Wheat and oatmeal scarce, oats and barley hedge around low quotes. butter and cheese moving slowly. prices in Waterford and Cork varied with minimal trade. Large supplies in some regions contrasted by dull demand for key commodities.
The Horm and Right Rev the Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross present Rev Hartholomew Park to the rectory near Tullow in Ross diocese after Rev Kilwa Stopford's resignation. The Lord Autry names Rev Richard L Cannel as one of his domestic chaplains. Sir Compton Qomville and Col Pratt arrived from England. The Attorney-General is not returning to Tredasd as stated.
The article defends Mr Lowther’s Wednesday benefit at Theatre Royal, denying a left‑slip quarrel and newspaper exaggeration. It says a dozen youths in the slips exchanged foolish expressions, prompting minor cries and claps from boxes and gallery, wrongly labeled as a large Orange Riot by several papers.
In the budget speech the Chancellor signals a duty reduction on Irish spirits to curb illicit distillation by squeezing licensed producers profits. The report by Commissioners on Scotch distillery methods suggests adapting the Scotch lane to Ireland and free intercourse between Ireland and Britain, while EnglandIreland distillery laws remain unchanged and no free trade is proposed between England and Ireland.
Dublin dated report details the brutal murder of Mr Crofts at his Ballybeglin house near Huttevant close to the Limerick road. Four assailants arrived seeking Captain Hock’s service and a pistol shot killed the elder Crofts as his son tried to intervene, while the shooter’s aim and motive are described as unprovoked and atrocious. The narrative notes the victim’s son later became a high sheriff candidate.
The meeting chaired by Mr Ditton discusses deputation delays to present the Catholic claim to the King amid Ireland’s justice issues. Mr O Connor pushes for actions on administration of justice and steps toward emancipation, contrasting Catholic aims with Orangemen influence and urging parliamentary petitioning and reform.
The readable parts mention various names and terms such as Pad, Bel, Diartadhie, Ve teayttian, Dh bape, Phe ocabeushatk, Gandil, Wess, Hroscat, Galen, Birt i Mis hay Feubty, Sauidtelvur, and Chabeth royal Lancres. The passage reads as a garbled OCR segment with numerous unclear phrases and no clear narrative or event.
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