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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 14, 1817

Page

2

Trial details reveal treason charges and Spa Fields riots

Attorney-General outlines charges under the Edward III statute as Watson, Preston, and others face treason for levying war and aiming to subvert the constitution. Witnesses describe meetings at Spa Fields, printings of petitions, and preparations to muster armed bands. crowd scenes, police orders, and court cautions frame a lengthy public trial with expected adjournments and security.

Watson Thistlewood Castle Hyde Park

Second Day at Court Portrait of Prisoners and Papers

The Coast assembled at nine as prisoners arrived about night, officers in procession reversed from yesterday. Thistlewood Preston and Hogoper moved behind Watson, who studied papers. The jury was called and Mr. Wetherell spoke, noting a publication of proceedings but no motion then.

Jewa Watsey Clyde-street Woomsbarn Watson Spa Watsons Castle Prgener Prisand Prince Regent Carlisle Withitas Spafields Arthér- Seale Tottenham-court Watson Hard J. Fitpatrick Tevet W.G. Dowling Ellenborough Spatielde Lord Ellenborough Jastie Abbot Hardy Wetherell Mr. Dowling Lord Eflignborough Dowling Crisp Geor. Lowig Hackney John Monkhouse Martin’s Cave Preston Hunt Holland Grey Lauderdale Tierney J. Shaw Westminster Fair Gordon M. P Bruce Lavalette Studenta King's Arms Hooper Thistlewood Cult Starkie Gee Hooper Lawes Lig Fothers Lincolnshire Daughers Tua Faimvds Hunan Charley Shearman Solicitor -Chenerol Eid Charles Shearman Coldbath Topping Serjeant Copley John Stafford Bow-street Gid Hank Hobler Limerick Platt Beckwith Royal Exchange Hail Middlesex Wateon Looper Gal Ihistlewood Hgoper

Talma in Nero Affects French Audiences in Tranep Theatre

An extract on Talma and Georges in Aristophanic fashion, describing a sold out Tranep theatre, audience fervor, and the restrained power of Talma as Nero during Agrippina’s long speech. The vivid setting notes the parterre crowd, school influences, and the intense, attentive atmosphere of the performance.

Lycees Ae Banda Agrippina Mademoiselle Georges Talma Nero Penius

Talma and Napoleon in Parisian theatrical life

The passage analyzes Talma, the French stage genius, as he contends with a restrictive dramatic system. It contrasts his nuanced, almost scientific acting with Parisian audiences craving authority. It notes his admiration for English drama, his desire to perform Shakespeare, and his private conversations with Napoleon on tragedy, comedy, and artistic freedom.

London Paris Baron le Rain Louis le Grand Theatre Francais Thuilleries Alma Alway Latma Parterre Talma Coriolanus Valma Bonaparte Theatre-Francais Napoleon Comedie

O Connell and Sir Nathaniel Conant in Dublin talks

The Morning Chronicle reports a meeting at Holyland's Hotel where Sir Nathaniel Conant pressed Mr. O'Connell to promise not to go to the Continent and to invite Mr. Peel to follow in a duel. O'Connell rejected the idea, noting no claim against Peel and criticizing partiality while defending his stance on recognizance and legal proceedings.

Morning Chronicle Thuretay N. Conant Holyland O'Connell Landas Peel Ireland Persiale Nathaniel O Conwell Continent Mr. Peel Mr. O'Connell Court of King’s Bench Mecker Blaty Charles Saxton Lidwell Orconnell Potl Nathaniel ‘Conant Nathiniel Lord Liverpool

Hydraulics for Steam Power and Doctor Johnson Dinner Anecdote

A fragment discusses replacing steam impulse with hydraulic action to prevent explosions on Margate marine plates and notes the trade off of higher machinery cost against faster power. It then recounts Dr Johnson dining at Mira Macaulay’s, debating equality and finishing dinner with humor about preserving mankind's equality.

Mmmer Sue Stern Margate Dr. Johnson Johnson Mira Maccauley's

Mrs Frances Luby Dies after Long Illness at Rathmines

Mrs Frances Luby of Rathmines passes after a prolonged illness borne with Christian patience as in life. The obituary notes her final journey from Rathmines to Stephen's Green and mentions her husband Mr William Luby.

Rathmines Groam Stephen's Green Frances Luby Wm. Luby

Trade Returns for Coan and Flour in Loihlin Week End May 3

A summary of weekly quantities and pricing for meat flour and grains in the City of Loihlin and surrounding liberties. The week ending May 3 shows specific conversion rates: 1 barrel of exchange equates to 20 stone wheat, 16 stone barley and beans, 14 stone oats, and 124 stone flour. 7 stone oatmeal equals 1 barrel of oats.

Loihlin Cork Kinsall Drogheda Galway Newry Wicklow Clare EL Waterford Dundalk Belfast Wexford

Dublin Advertisements and Subscription Rates Notice

Printed for the Proprietors at their Office in Parliament Street subscriptions to be paid in advance in town for twelve months three six months eleven denotes in the country twelve months and four months three months. Newton Co London Edinburgh offices listed for English and Scottish advertising services with vague pricing terms.

Parliament Street Onoees Aoventiarments Newton & Co Warwicksquare J. Warre Fleet-Street London Lamer Tavion

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