LAW INTELLIGENCE. STURGEON VERSUS DUBLIN LORD MAYOR CASE
The lengthy Dublin law record recounts two trials of Stewart in Replevin over seized weights. The first ended without verdict after two days. the second yielded a plaintiff verdict but was set aside for fresh investigation by the Lord Chief Justice. Arguments spanned counsel for Stewart and the Lord Mayor, with emphasis on the legality and timing of seizure and the proper course for vindicating character. The court granted time to October to allow proper pleadings and a new track for the case. The Right Hon Lord Farnham faced inquiry, signaling readiness to proceed at once.
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Henry Meredith
Wallace
Webb
Burton
Vandeleur
Pennefather
Whistler
Stewart
Myr O'Connell
O'Connell
Perrin
Fennefather
Bir.Stewart
Replevin
Dublin
Counreel
Rove
Blackburne
Spa
Ir Stewart
Lord Farnaam
King's Bench
Lord Farnham
Assignees of
Goulding
Laing
Guildhall
London
Sideaway
Scotland
England
Edinburgh
Bowditch
Langstone
Bermondsey
Samuel Warner
Otlle
Atul
James Doherty
Saffron Hill
Thomas Goodby
Brook Street
Tynall
Elisabeth Ledwich
Marlborough Street
Caime
Liffey
Derby case rules on land claim and crown inquisition
Lord Yarborough's case before the court involved whether land recovered from the sea should belong to his ancient manor of Northmoor or the Crown. The jury found for the defendant, and the court declined to disturb, leaving the verdict intact.
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Wae Ming C
Yarborough
Abbott
Derby
Co. Lincoln
Lord Yarborough
Northmoor
Cruelty to Animals Conviction Under Mr Martins Act
A Dublin magistrates court fined Patrick Thornton forty shillings under Mc Martin's Act for starved and stabbed injuries to a pony found by his master on Harcourt Street. The horse had four or five hot wounds from a pitch fork prong. The case cites prior mistreatment by the servant and a three month Newgate term if unpaid.
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Martin
West
Harcourt Street
Patrick Thornton
Thornton
Mc Martin
Newgate
Dublin Iovet and the King’s Speech a Nations Pride
A misty review of the London Speech praising the king’s conduct and Britain’s peace. It lauds domestic unity, Ireland relief efforts, and royal support while noting reforms and funding for religion, arts, and employment. Includes motions list and scattered global notes from Athens to New Orleans.
Dublin Taxation Report Presented to Commons
Mr Spring Rice presented to the Speaker and the Commons the Report of the Commons Committee on the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin. The session printed the papers. about fifty members attended when the Speaker was summoned to the Upper House. Sir Francis Bartlett and Mr Hobhouse were absent for the day, Canning the only minister present, wearing the Windsor uniform as updated by the Regent and George IV.
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Spring Rice
Commons
House of Lords
Dublin
House of Commons
Francis Bartlett
Hobhouse
Francis Caus
Ireland
Mr Canning
Windsor
George IV
George II
London
Tren
Sriah
James Mackintor
Bernard Coyle
Goullum
Jas
Wakeintosh
Courts of Justice
Thenrmel Gay
Hareney Coyle
Wumpisien
Kilmainham
Trevor
Sirr
Dublin Meadicity Society
Coyle
Prelans
Trafand
Bellewstown Races Week of Fine Balls and Fashion
Bellewstown races opened Monday and ran through Friday amid large crowds. Thursday’s gathering surpassed prior years with superb management ensuring order. Anthony Dopping and Mrs Vesey opened the Thursday ball. 160 sat to a splendid supper by the Misses Smith. dancing lasted until late, leaving general satisfaction.
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Bellewstown
Anthony Dopping
Vesey
Smith
Bills of Lading and Weather Forecast for July
The article notes new bills of lading rules under the Customs Act requiring ships masters to maintain a cargo book with full details of all goods. Penalties include one hundred pounds for false entries or poor record-keeping. It also previews July weather with a prophetic forecast predicting unsettled conditions and atmospheric disturbances.
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Belfast
Dublin Journal notes and market prices from London and Dublin
A Dublin and London excerpt reports consuls and buyers, price lists for wheat, barley, oats, beans, and flour with mixed market signals. It also covers a London Morning Post editorial praising petition rights, cautioning Parliament against inflaming old grievances in Ireland and urging prudence in handling Irish petitions and victim narratives.
Regiment Heads for Baltinrobe From Portobello Barracks
The 6th Royal Hussars will march from Portobello Barracks to Baltinrobe tomorrow, the Dublin garrison bidding farewell with mixed feelings. The piece notes renewed discipline under Lt Colonel Wynham, economy measures reducing private expenditure, and a shift from luxury to practicality.
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Portobello
Baltinrobe
Corpu
Wynham
Pullin
Dublin
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