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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 21, 1817

Page

4

Trial of Watson Acquittal Sparks London Crowds

Long Westminster Hall session ends with Watson being acquitted. Crowds cheer as he exits, while Tower Hill watchers await Thistlewood and others. justice is declared amid public celebration and continued suspense for remaining prisoners.

Treason Trial Ends with Not Guilty Verdicts

In the court of Lord Ellenborough the prisoners Arthur Thistlewood Richard Hooper and Thomas Preston were found not guilty of treason. The Attorney General offered no further charges and the prisoners were discharged. An immense crowd gathered in Palace Yard as they escorted them out the back way past the Beach and Piazzas of the House of Lords.

Thals JPME Watson Srey Lord Eflenborough Myre Lord Holt Justice Forster Hartriton Kearns Castle Harrison Kzarna Castles Whch London Alen Owele Justice Bayley Lord el- Hugromgh Aix'o Jock Richardson Lord Ellenborugh Lord Ellenborough Westminster Hall Palace-Yard Parliament-street Westminster-bridge Sering Watson Hatton-garden Holborn Mab West Wych-street Olympic Theatre Cower Street Pasa Thistlewood Tower Street West Minster Court OF King's Bench Arthur Thistlewood Richard Hooper Thomas Preston Blake Obs Frapktio John Hunter John Kepp Alexander Chapp George Barber Charled News Juha Larabie Lord Ellanborough Agaibur

Disturbances in Dublin Riot Over Bread Prices

A large mob in Dublin on June 19 attacked bakers and shops in Thomas Street and surrounding areas, looting bread, bacon, meat, and vegetables. Police and military patrols dispersed the crowd. Lord Mayor issued curfew-like orders and urged residents to stay indoors from nine until six each morning. No serious injuries reported. several rioters arrested and authorities pledged protection for bakers.

Thomas Street Ince Thomas-street Bulemley Patrick- Street Messrs. Winter and Coyne Kevin-street Great George's Street Exchequer-street Alien Lynch MacDy Duke-Street Winetsvern-strety K-Street Richmondbridge Ormond Market Monarrath-street William Seamer Pillelane Roor Market Newgate Cule's Lane Market Drumcondra Bridgefoot Street Archer Patrick-Street Farrel Dublin Cty Maxx Boortan Acta City of Phali Maosiou Hallee Qeo. Archer Pep Wen

Relief and famine reports from Ireland amid rising prices

The article compiles famine relief actions in Cork Clonmel and Limerick with subscriptions for oatmeal and meat, notes high prices and unemployment, praises local charity, mentions the Lord Lieutenant and government aid plans, and summarizes the Fourth Finance Report detailing Great Britain and Ireland income and expenditure for 1816 and projections for 1817 1818.

Mval Cork Charles Leake Eary Jung Gregory William Alexander Thangey Derry Clonmel Limerick Tarbert Athea Carte Newcastle Courtnay Shanagolden Doonass James Naylor Mary's Street Col. Lefray F. Arthur Coolreane Select Committee of Finance House of Commons United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland Great Britain Ireland

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