The Riall Brothers Bank Crisis Meeting
A crowd gathered in Cloamel to hear resolves on reviving the bank of Clonmel. Messrs Riall presented a solvency show of assets and debts, with offers of regional support and notes to cover rents and debts. The meeting urged public backing to continue the banking establishment and preserve local credit amidst mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gots
Betel Fee Press
Raderemat
Cenementa
Madestill
Bilys
USL
Maninseth Ruil Kenneaty
Mahes
Leslie
Wiesga
Cc Ecee
Rial
Samuel Mull
William Riall
Bank of
Messrs
Holand
Deoeider
Toovlan
Soul Lisnore
Si Juhy
J. Fizeewbt
Stephen Moore
Or Harn
Val Meagher
Michael Peunefarher
Dolin Maltieen
James G. Jacob
Nathaniel Taylor
Charles Wo Wall
Retard Creagh
Danbar Barton
Edmond O' Meagher
Samuel Mutton
Withiva Barton
Samuel Gordon
Comyon
Dow
Uiall
Stronghy
Desperate appeal to sustain solvent establishment rally
A distressed crowd gathers in Cork amid cries for a bank-backed stand to combat devastation. Lord Lismore chairs as Sir Thomas Osborne’s agent reads a letter showing intent to sell two estates and accept Clonmel bank paper, while resolutions urge confidence and reopening doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeal
Crommell
Messia
Kial
Ataira
Lord Lismore
Stephen Moore
Barn
Niereto
Domville
Y. Osborne
Sir Thomas
Clonmel
Cork Grant From Government Acknowledged June 1820
A Cork city effort to obtain government relief is outlined with a letter from Dublin Castle dated June 9 1820. A 250 000 grant was authorized under an act to relieve public distress with repayment terms. Cork officials discuss securing the balance and permitting advances, plus a meeting of Cork merchants and residents to organize aid and applicant representation to the Dublin Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Dublin Castle
Enghind
Matsum
Sina
OW. Gregory
Isaac Jones
Willian Crawford
Gregory
Hig
Coniuiss.guers
Dublin
Fatal attack and inquest at Carlow fair
A calm but tragic event occurred near Mer, Carolinis Hoty, as carpenters attacked a man named Charles Munden, leaving several wounded and Patrick M Donnell fatally injured. Walter Delany was committed to Newgate after inquiry by Alderman Deury Jones, with others to be identified for further information. The incident happened as authorities had just discharged, hindering rapid response by the watch. In other notes, cattle prices at the fair held steady despite unsettled mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Munden
Mer
Carolinis
Ca Alin
Somme
Patrick M*donvell
I Hueyncourt
Servis Street Hospital
Deury Jones
Walter Delany
Newgate
Cole
H.M. Pishbourne
Thomas Fitzgerald
Carlow Morning Post
Replevin Bond Case in Galway Court of Common Pleas
In Galway the case of Charles Seymour v Sarah Lynch and Mr Persse centers on a distress levied under a writ of replevin. Lynch sued for return of the cattle and the bond deficiency. Persse paid the value, Martyn sought indemnity, and the court held the undertaking invalid for breach of duty. The judgment by Lord Norbury affirmed the demurrer of the defendant.
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Eye
Putin K Martyn
Jalgee
Charles Seymour
Galway
Sarah Lynch
Persse
Charles
Thamar
Martyn
Charlee Seymour
Seymour
Lynch
Versse
Court of Common Pleas
Norbury
Wll de Pudges Ierior
Lord Norbury
Court of Kings Bench men discuss Libel and Dudley saga
June 3 10 The King v Waithman Hunt Parkins and others The court rules against conspiracy charges in the Guildhall election obstruction case The King v Sir F Burdett enters motion for a new trial with extended libel law arguments A long note questions Duke Cumberland marriage documents and royal lineage saga continues amid debt and family fortunes reports London and New York tea price comparison shows British prices exceed American by 17 percent
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Court OF Kings Bench
Lonpoy
Clay Fracas
King
King v
F. Burdett
Bart
Phillips
Mr. Denman
Ley World
Duke of Cumberland
Horton
Duke of
Gloucester
Wallegrave
Warwick
Earl of Chatham
Duke of Kent
James
Lutteell
Elortan
Brugland
Junius
Lidy Bie
Ty Legal Advisers
Lowerey
Barour Warwick
Abe
Egel
London
New York
Police Intelligence Reports and Thefts Across Dublin
A sequence of police notices recounts Anne Read’s capture for stealing ribbon from Teresa Fitzgerald’s shop in Werburgh Street, with twelve yards found in her possession. Officers pursue a gang in lands between Clondalkin and Lucan. two men Peter Dwyer and Christopher Toole are captured. Highway robbery near Rathcoole targets Pepper and companions. two men Culley and Bogging arrested after identification and property recovery. A surgeon Kirby dwelling robbery on tar court street yields clothing and medical instruments. Violent assault on Francis Isiall, Esq. in Dublin follows a pistol shot wound, with notes stolen from the Bank of Ireland. A watchman is injured near Dominick Street, while a separate stabbing and abduction attempt cause further alarm. Stables at Crayford lodge report saddle and bridle theft, with ongoing manhunt and local inquiries.
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Anne Read
Teresa Fitzgerald
Werburgh-street
Emgerald
Darley
Sessions
Wilde
Cuthbert
Clondalkin
Lucan
Mr. Cuthbert
Bell
Killinham
Peter Dwyer
Christopher Toole
Hawthorne
Dan Paigne
Jus
Culley
Michael Bogging
Churchstreet
Muels
Boggina
Thom
Kirby
Tar Court Street
Tris
Francis Isiall
Rookinoune
Marsdell
Teolglance
Hink
Bank of Ireland
Patrick Smith
Ladell
Smith
Falell
Jervis Street Hospital
Tadeus
Taddell
Talbot Hotel
Wednesay
Coansethor
Craynford Lodge
Black Rock
College Street
Manning
Mindy
Csa Beliane
State of Agriculture in County Ireland Report
The Dublin Journal notes in May that crop descriptions vary by parish due to soil and management, with wheat, oats, and potatoes showing mixed yields. Measured optimism remains as feed prices and wool protections influence farming, while frost and market issues depress outlook for crops like rape and forage. The article highlights bank discussions and national policy shifts could affect agricultural credit and rural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montuly Agriculturs
Dublin Journaly
Queen's Chanty
Waterford
Kilkenny
Fleeting Truths and Trials of a Liverpool Merchant
A convoluted case follows John Mevereaux alias Devereaux who faced charges of fraud and complicity in a ship venture bound for South America. The narrative recounts legal proceedings at Westminster Hall, detailing borrowing, freight charges, and alleged manipulation of credulity to finance a vessel. The tale blends aristocratic defense, legal strategy, and the broader implications for liberty and property in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mevereaux
Genert
Devereaux
Diu
Liverpool
South America
Tiattia
Westminster
Dustute Abebott
Nice
Hatgui
Tous
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Cathal
Degard
Wo Wuckert
Riel Hare
RL Butler
Janes G. Jaeoh
Cooke
Killinane
Linere
de Fitzgerald
Teva
Euitel
Beret
Arty Ceara
Warwiesentrom
Fleotestreot
Dsc
Shane
Harley
Biee
Barteltharn
Harty
Marley Zu
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