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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 25, 1824

Page

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An Irish Letter Defends Against Assassination Claims

Daniel O'Connell replies to a Dublin newspaper critique, denying he promoted assassination of Archbishop Magee. He defends his conduct during a busy law term, condemns Irish misgovernment, insists he fears only political oppression, and argues he did not incite violence while criticizing press and authorities. He cites the Earl of Clare, Catholic resolutions, and Denies being an assassin.

Moerrion Square Dublin Balfour Burley Mager Orange Preva Niai Prue London Ireland Lord Clare Lord Liverpool Caspian Limerick House of Lords Earl of Clare Magee

Summer Clarcon Frome Circuit Names in Listing

A fragment lists legal figures including Lord Norbury Baron Smith Ladwater Chief Justice Judge Johunton Mupster Judge Vendeleur Judge Torrens Connaught Chiron Judge Burton North Kest Baron Clelland Judge Jebb North West Judge Moore Baron Pennofasher.

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LAW GNTILLIGENCE KING'S BENCH. The King v. Ormsby.

The King v Ormsby unfolds as Mr O Cornnell and Mr Crampton press the court on a writ of Habeas Corpus. The return claims Jane Ormsby was in custody but the defense deems it false, detailing alleged abduction, family conflict, and conflicting affidavits with the matter postponed for further hearing. The bench weighs custody, age, and jurisdiction as it weighs the truth of the return.

King's Bench King v Jane Ormaby Willian Ormaby O'Connell Qorinsby Atate Whit Bernard Burgess Nariette Phibby Wallace Crampton Ormsby Jane Orriby Howth Connell William Ormsby Mar Mr Ormedy Mr Whyte Mr Ormsby Jane Ormsby Walter Whyte Nicholas William Whyte Ana Jane Ormaby Whyte England Afr Whyte Haves Wellece Conehuto Thaies Sheil Habeas Colpur Lord Mayor's Court London Weennerday Zlet Jone Ats Maaway Bu Tacrments Eng Pickering Bary Hope Insurance Company Bolland Comnpery Law Ina Trance Jie Bury Sheriffs Court Fitzigerald Vergy Matthews Court of Appeals Peter J. Hodgson Mansfield Messrs Hamilton and Bethel Matthew Brett North Thomas Day

Imperial Parliament Bills Clear Third Readings and Passages

The Lords completed third readings on several measures. The Slave Trade Abolition Bill faced sharp debate over removal of slaves, with Earl ofEst orland arguing against broad removal powers, while Bathurst defended the act. The Marine Insurance Bill also reached third reading, with discussions on enrolment, funding, and subscriber liability, and potential future regulations. The Welsh Judicature bill and related Irish papers were wrapped up as the house divided on passing the bills.

Royel New South Wales Lor Ahane Cellor Earl Harrowby Earl of Shaftsbury Xas Marshal Lord Holland Earl Marshal Est Exceptio Probai Lord Rosslyn Marquis of Lansdown Lord Calthorpe Lord Bexley Pogl Lord Redesdale Ireland Lord Cawdor Lord Redfsdale Earl of Liverpool

State of Ireland and British economy debate in House

The House of Commons debated Ireland policy and public salaries. Members clashed over a proposed superannuation fund for officials, tax burdens, and economy measures while petitions on Ireland and Sierra Leone were presented and read. The session touched on Irish corporation bills, trade with South America, and calls for papers on Dr Thorp’s Sierra Leone dismissal.

Lorda Brougham Robert Atkinson Post Office Ireland Sierra Leone Col. Trench Upper Oswory Maberly J. York A Wortley F. Buxton Calcraft Ellice Grenfell Mc W Maherly America J. Mackintosh Chamber of Commerce of Manchester Geneva South America Cochrane Cocrane W. Smith Bpring Rice Beastons Huskisson Ligpool Inrland F. Burdett Tomoroyy J. Smith Caltin Skibbereen Agai Irish Corporation Prendergast Brougiam Goulburn Herries W.smipfh Bright Sterries Acta Excra Department Hume McHeerrier W. Horton Hutchinson Thorp C Hutchinson Colonial Department Colonial Office Prince Edward's Island Canada Gore Toe Docetor Barthurst Pharp Calan Sharp Lord Yelverton Putchlinson W. Smith Sivasghe

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