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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 01, 1819
Page
3
A garbled OCR record shows scattered names, places, dates, and legal phrases including Essex Street, Lordship, and a reference to a court or society. It mentions individuals such as James M and Austin, with partial phrases about petitions, decrees, and governance.
The document recounts a parliamentary confrontation over clerkship payments and potential patronage. It details Carew Smyth's negotiations with Mr. Windham Quinn and Mr. Thomas William Grady, the minutes of their conversations, and the attempt to transmit a proposition to the Hon. Gentleman. The ensuing dispute centers on emoluments, political connections in Limerick, and a request for a timely decision while safeguarding professional conscience.
Fragmentary readable words point to a local newspaper snippet with named person and place context missing. It references Varina and Lehane with scattered letters suggesting a crime, notice, or notice-like item, but no complete facts, dates, or actions are discernible for a proper event summary.
A historical legal notice from 1819 lists creditors and defendants in a petition to Ireland's Parliament. It names James C Franch M Devitt Ballymoney and other creditors across Ulster counties, detailing demands for debt relief and statutory amendments, with dates in February and March and officials James Lynch and Burae Hart overseeing proceedings.
Debates in the House discuss Leitrim election petitions and the Erection of the sitting Member favoring Charities while orders on steam vessels and smuggling are laid before the assembly. Notices on Poor Laws and Parish unions in Ireland are also recorded along with Marriage Act movement.
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