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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 16, 1819
Page
2
The Lord Chancellor and Master of the Rolls propose general orders on attendance charges, book-keeping, deposits, copies, and advertisements. It sets fees for attendances, inspections, deposits, and copy costs, with Master’s clerks handling entries, references, and notices, ensuring costs are itemized and taxed between parties.
The Master directs on payment and taxation of costs, fees, and copies, detailing duties of guardians and clerks, certification requirements, and how funds and balances are to be handled. It outlines summons, advertising, and sale procedures, and sets penalties for noncompliance by solicitors and officers.
The document outlines procedures for costs between attorney and client, attendance at hearings, master taxations, affidavits, and the handling of copies and decrees. It specifies how attendances are recorded, when costs may be disallowed, and rules for taxation, filing, and copying papers in the Register and Master offices.
Reports from Belgian Journals state four former Convention members Rouille Noche Matthieu and Leclerg have been granted permission to go back to France. A Buenos Ayres letter dated March 2 notes the Briviah frigate Andromache was loading 5,000,000 dollars at Lian and bound for Rio Jangiro, suspected of being intercepted by Lord Cochrane for violating neutral chacycler.
A March incident recounts Captain Johnson confronting Archibald Taylor and others after arrests for disorderly fight conduct aboard the American sloop of war. A pistol duel ensued between Johnson and Bowne, with guards intervening as tempers flared and communications with the American consul surfaced. Further dispute involved Ensign Nutt and a separate naval incident near the landing, illustrating tensions between captains, officers, and sailors.
A report recounts a dispute involving Mr Nutt and Captain Freeth over an insult at a tavern, with orders to report to the Governor and field officer. Captain Freeth, Lieutenant Walsh, and Ensign Nutt pursue a private meeting to resolve the matter, leading to a violent encounter and Nutt’s demand for satisfaction. The case highlights gallantry among British officers of the 64th against American citizens. Also noted is a Paris cache of forged Bank of England notes found by customs, totaling over 15,000 pounds, and a political appointment for Hugh Dillon Massy as a county magistrate.
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