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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 23, 1820

Page

2

Duke of York Visits London Amid Political Turmoil

Reports from London detail the Duke of York suspending a toss in public, while letters describe his planned journey from London to Rome to address the state of the Toiun Catholic Church in Venezuela and nearby regions. A political mission is outlined, with attention to visits and notable figures in attendance.

Wonterlog Duke of York Aldo Audie de Handriegs el Decane Bandon Colusnebin Haw London Rome Venezuela Granada

Excise Duties and Warehouse Indulgences Debate

A lengthy colonial-era document discusses excise relief for warehoused goods exported or stored within dock walls in London. It outlines conditions for duty deferral, penalties for deficiencies, and the aim to protect revenue while promoting dock and warehouse security. The correspondence notes government decisions and instructions from Treasury Chambers and Lord Bathurst, with references to colonial administration and the North American sector.

Excise Revenue Board of Excise Lonedon Pantirson

Controversy Over Spanish Revolution Sparks Debate at Court

The article discusses a Spanish pamphlet from Paris on the origin of the revolution, highlighting comments by Lord Villiers and Charles Bankhead. It notes the author’s prestige, plans for an English translation, and interest from British readers in Peninsular affairs. Also reports Princess of Orange delivering a boy, her third child, at court.

Bret Moremeron Ube Wien Agiaeon Taonyty Lark Tord Feary Graton Mire Mrager Bathurst Duke of Clarence Lord Kinnewl Armao Scotland Earl of Shrewsbury Leeland Wart Liarrowby Cnt Melock Bachurstelt J. Nichal Dillon Charles Dillon Duke of Bedford Thunliion Ta Carey Chins Narfalk Shreawsbury Chaves Nagor Varia Duncan Oh, Villiers Charles Bankhead Foreign Office Charles Bagot Paris Spain Adieia

Bank of Newport creditors meet on restructuring plan

A Dublin creditors meeting, chaired by the mayor, formed a committee of gentlemen to review the Bank of Newport and Co. books. They resolved to suspend further proceedings under bankruptcy statutes, frame a petition to the Lord Chancellor, and adjourn for future notice while plans to divide assets among creditors are considered.

Newport Hwy Ly Coum Nesepeart Dubbuaowas Bank of Messrs. Newport and Co Hobson Sby John Hintis Couns Hor Hobson Richard Davis Seoul Crosthwait Thomas Nevins Warn Aydward Win. Hobbs Harris Newport Dublin Clarris Cecker Bankeupley Willian Millward Soun Ug Mey Newport Dawn Lee

Ordination at Presby terian Chapel and unrest in nearby town

In the town a solemn ordination of Rev Morgan at the new Presbyterian Chapel was followed by a sermon from Rev Scott and an explanatory address by Dr Horner. Disorder among local collier laborers worsened as wages fell, with rioters attacking canal areas and threatening forges, while authorities and yeomanry moved to disperse crowds.

Morgan Scott Steadford Corinthians Jesus Horner Empire Wellington Bron Trowbridge Snedstall Spain Estreurdura Mateus Acroeiles Mexino Cortly Cy Hutchinson Y Bath Hutchinson Glarsgow Chronicle X Part Trang Ford Etoayas

Laws and judgments drizzle through Dublin court dockets

A garbled legal digest records demurrers, conditional orders, and civil actions in Dublin or nearby courts. It notes a judge’s ruling allowing amendment after the demurrer, mentions the prosecution of Corcoran and others, and reports on a sensitive pamphlet controversy, with further discussion of court proceedings, witnesses, and parties including Messrs Parsons and Burrowes.

King's Resch Jeune VT Koos Magee Carrick Bell Burrowes Parsona Philips Olaine Bast Margarita Coronel Kenny Mir Francia Phat Dublin Mosday Kenny Carrick Caythers Parsons Hiss Maurer Corcoran Pinu Viradeleur Behal Tian Mer. Corcoran Mr. C

Court of King's Ken Culocution Case Details

The court heard a defendant brought for publishing a seditious libel signed as chairman of a Birmingham society. The Solicitor General sought judgment, sentencing six months with security for two years, and the defendant faced two sureties. A separate London case about Lt Col Howes and a report from a military inquiry was discussed, with the Chief Justice ruling the report confidential.

Tert Birminghams Uebel Iinto Loo Mame Brouht Court of King’s Bench London TATE V. Bentinck Col. Howes P. Bentinck Chiet Csp Plaintif Exchequer Chamber King’s Rock Judes, Rhaite and Cane

Literature notice praises Royal Irish Dragoon Guards in York

The Yorkshire Gazette lauds the 4th or Royal Irish Dragoon Guards quartered in York. It extols their discipline and tempering of troops, praising officers who uphold order by example. The piece highlights cordial relations with locals and the regiments’ esteemed conduct and chivalrous spirit.

Yorkshire Gazette York Cuereton

London Corn Exchange of 1880 Sparks Far-sighted Trade

The 1880 London Corn Exchange scene unfolds with traders, prices, and arrivals. References to Wheat, Malta, Bremen, and various consignments show a bustling market. Names like Reid and Heme appear among routine reports on stock movement and auction dynamics.

London Reid Malta Marwan

Minted Propriety Adbectscagouts and Subees Pte s erved

Fragmented OCR text lists subscriptions and notices relating to a civic or commercial notice. It mentions routes, subscribers, and a few proper nouns but lacks coherent details or a clear event. The readable fragments suggest a historical public notice about subscriptions and route information without a definite action or outcome.

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