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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 14, 1824

Page

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O Connell Warns Ireland Against Ribbon Societies

Mr OConnell speaks at a Cork parish meeting warning the people about ribbonmen and illegal societies linked to the Catholic Rent. He announces a motion for a committee to draft an address to the public, urging vigilance against Orangemen and urging unity to resist intimidation and coercion.

O'Connell Cork L'Ferrange Dublin Conway Pate Hibroniom Arkdress Tveland Arzaminen Arlene Ribon Roman Catholic Association Tréland J. D. Mullen Bennett Marty Tiey D. Matton Pastorini Breland Rangymen Coyne Parliment Conway Teads Lord Althorp Gott Catholic Association Orangemen Handa Hen Hrongham Hin Attthour Althorp Nottingham Brougham House of Commons Kirwan North O’connell Shema Doyte House of Lorda Colchester Duyteay Culcheates Ale House Cémmoi Hercules Ile O'Coonell Doyle Howey Masnoorh College Ref Orange Party

Fragmentary OCR Request For Justice Title

A garbled OCR note asks for justice and mentions a beggar in the street and a title. The readable fragment provides no clear event, names, places, or dates to anchor a full news item.

Amieh Nur Wisservicea

Fire at Carlton Palace destroys royal portraits and ceiling

A fire at Carlton Palace broke out in the sitting room near the great hall and crimson chamber, spreading smoke before engines arrived. His Majesty and Sir William Knighthing helped fight the blaze. The fire gutted the ceiling and damaged several priceless portraits including works by Reynolds and Hopner, with only two portraits saved. The blaze was deemed accidental, from a candle beneath a chandelier bag.

William Knihem St.James's Duke of Cumberland Joshua Reynolds Duke of Clarence Hopner Louis XV Duke of Orleans Uhig Sir Jushun George Jr Queen Caroline

OLD BAILEY NEW COURT TRIALS OF BLASPHEMY CONVICTIONS

At the Old Bailey New Court in London, Carlile's gang figures in trials for blasphemous libel. William Campion is already sentenced to three years in Newgate. Thomas Jeffreys faces similar charges while John Christopher pleads guilty under lenient terms after contesting jury impartiality.

Carlile William Campion Newgate Thomas Jeffreys French John Christopher Phillips Ar~raigne

Contradictory Lawy ers at New Court over Fees and Libel

On Monday Mr Alley confronted Sir Peter Laurie in the New Court at Bailey London over a Times libel about the Bar. The exchange covered practice on returning fees when unable to attend a case, with Adolphus denying any such refund and Alley pledging never to keep a fee if he cannot defend a client.

Mornday Alley Qld Bailey London Peter Laurie Times Bern Law Airey Hen Adrlptius Sir Peter Adolphua Aley

Mysterious Rogue Placed in House of Correction

An odd article notes a man described as a rogue and vagabond submitted to the House of Correction after many years of alleged deception. Charges were pressed by various persons and the public duties department, with authorities promising to set an example.

House of Correction Bashforum Pub Vic

Irish Catholic petitions shape Parliament debate on liberty

June 9 London scene shows Roman Catholics from Cork Galway and Down urging relief and an end to orange lodges. Lords discuss religious liberty with ministers aiming for peace and security, while bills on excise oaths and Irish interests move forward.

Johnson Commons Earl Grey Cork Galway Lester Hai Ireland Lansdowne Marquis of Calthorpe Lord Hotland Earl of Liverroot

Dublin Equitable Loan Debate in House of Commons

Members argued over the Dublin Equitable Loan Bill with Goulburn opposing the measure as amended, citing harm to pawnbrokers. others supported it as beneficial for Ireland. The bill passed third reading. In the Lords, the Irish Mining Joint Stock and insurrection concerns dominated, with debate on standing orders and measures to aid employment, relief, and governance in Ireland.

Dublin Goulburn London R. Shaw Ireland England Goulhorn H. Parnell H. New Powt Biate Grattan Elon Meher Vreeland Lame Jones George Street Basnirge Wells Hatton Garden Dore Siam Peel Mia Matin Galway Bear Bunty Mabemly Magistrates of Ireland Dublin Police Rapitoe Kilmore Armagh Peer Earl of Limerick Earl of Lord Clufden Alsw Marquis of Downshire Irish Mining Joint Brook Company Earl of Lauderdale Earl of Harrowd Marquis of Lansdown Scotland Norrowby Ead Kingston Province of Munster Earl of Harrowby Earl of Darnley Treland Lutton Liverpool Wilithy H Earl Darnley Whitty Lansbown Holland Harro Prudhob Earl of Liverpool Earl of Kingston Limerick Church of Ireland Theridian Fleet Street Ludgate Hill St. Stephens Westminster Thereichshop Cashel Girg Qssery Pytven Pir Ae Clerg Lear

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