Clinch and Editor of The Antidote in Police Office Row
Mr Laurence Clinch and several gentlemen attended the Police Office on College-street after a summons from Doctor Lithgow, editor of The Antidote, to answer a complaint for assault. Lithgow alleged Clinch and an associate visited his lodgings and accused him of being the Antidote author, with Clinch denying identity, while Lithgow and a companion restrained him by the door. Clinch declined to name his companion, bail was offered by merchants John Byrne and Thomas Chamberlain, and Clinch was bound for 501 pounds with 251 pounds from each of the other gentlemen, to answer at the next Quarter Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Clinch
College-street
Clinch
David Lithgow
Badltor
Viogas
Hirm
Fleming
Garret Neville
el Sant Nevile
Doctor Lithgow
Fearon
Lithgow
French Street
Cerisia
Tine Ruiban
Ali Clinch
Elinch
Fontianien
de Lithgow
Cline
Alderman Fleming
John Byrne
Mustave Street
Thomas Chamberlain
Cliagh
Desperate Attempt At Robbery At Berin House
Seven or eight armed men raided Mr Bergin’s home in Harold’s Cross at 9 30 pm on Monday. Miss Bergin and her father were injured. James Toole was held for suspicion, identified by Miss Bergin as the first intruder. Police and watchmen pursued two men towards the canal. lamps along the road were neglected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Toole
Short
Berge
Rathfarnham
Gold Prize Whip awarded amid Royal ties and Sierra Leone notes
The Royal Gold Prize Whip by Messrs Siurr and Mortoner was won by the Marquis of Sligo after a public challenge. A Sierra Leone letter dated December 8 reports health improvements, low yellow fever deaths among sailors, and ongoing trade despite rumoured Franco Russian diplomacy and British goods supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Siurr Ani Mortoner
Hond-street
Order of St. Patrick
Marquis of
Sligo
Charley Lowenmarket
Sierra Leone
Paris
Russia
France
South America
Great Britain
Tha 'Ng
Spain
Madrid
Charles Stuke
Privileges of the Har and trial of Stourgeon and others
Proceedings before Justice Jebb reveal tensions between counsel and the Bar as Mr Wallace accuses Mr Barlow of false testimony regarding handwriting of a will. The court demands an apology, contemplates criminal information, and copies of affidavits are ordered for service. Public justice and professional privilege are spotlighted amid heated exchanges among Mr Wallace, Mr Holmes, Mr Stolmes, and Mr O'Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
StoUrgEon
Doves
Justice Jebb
Wallace
Barlow
North Great George’s Street
Mr. B
Holes
Elaimes
Stolmes
Holmes
O'Connell
Ma Turlow
Chen
Douglas and
Croove
James Barlow
Mr. Wallace
Mr. W
King's Counsel
Briana
Wari
Court of Chancery
Walece
Dcih
Crampton
Barles
FASHION AND TABLE TALK FROM DUBLIN CASTLE EVENTS
Fashion and society notes from Dublin Castle dated February 20, 18%, describe a drawing room on March 11 and a ball and supper on March 17 for St Patrick's celebrations. Visited by Lady Rossmore and peers, plus announced engagements and theatre news. London fashions index details gowns, mantles, and headwear with numerous named fabrics and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s Office
Dublin Castle
The
St. Patrick
Lamentable death from laudanum use at Capel Street
Coroner's Inquest in Capel Street reviewed the death of a military gentleman's wife who had long suffered ill health. She admitted taking large laudanum doses after a Sunday visit by Dr Kirby, then died Monday evening. Verdict: death from imprudent laudanum use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QPIUM
Capel Street
Kirby
Fisleo
Wes
Leslie
Capek Street
Agricultural Report on Watearoan and neighboring counties
The report notes farmers ploughing stubble and lay grounds and preparing ground for next month's seed potatoes. Spring oats are underway. potatoes are moved to houses, cabbage planted, and land prepared for early potatoes. Wheat and oats look good. rye, bere, darley, and rape flourish. cattle aided by ample pasture and hay. Drainage of waterlogged land urged to improve future yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watearoan
Tiremany
Kitcaynt
Wexroap
Shoft
Ireland
Markets Update on Corn Wheat and Grain Prices
Market notes show light corn supplies and mixed demand. Fresh wheat gains about 1s per barrel. oats prices firm with higher demand. barley and flour steady. Millers' wheat around 33s 9d to 39s. oats 12s 6d per bushel. butter firm with rising cash prices. Pigs 23s to 3% per cwt. Flour dull. general trade in Manchester and Walton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter Sun
Haven
Cove
Maneu l-Geainia
Willy Firkties
Ita
Das Hutter
London
Nobly Named Order Clerk Sets Military Rite Plans
A fragmentary account details attempts to nominate Tocut Criatal Sir dilie Orsyeala, Knight, for a high honor in a grand order. It references military rites, processions, and a timetable tied to parliamentary action, with stray phrases about drones, ports, and service progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilie Orsyeala
Corminiuter
Cy Mia
Aliont
Lieliwe
le Tine
al Pha
Algiers
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In Clinch
Antidope
Court OF Ming's Bench
Cearn
Crumpton
Turis
Wisin
Lomita
Erland
Mallard Plaven
Bristol
Gil
Oxford
Cork
Bern
Worehia
Dorgeay
Seornay
Parry
Lodetfin's Bay
Giroweh Lancaster Sonnd
Prince Regent's Ender
Alian
Poblin
O'Brien
Quebec
Winchester
Port Cumberland
Ceylon
Patland
Lady Rossmore
Castlecoats
Lord Carberry
Cuffe
Blacker
England
Mise Farrel
Mullen
Measra Jones
Taylor
Pais
St. George
Ward
Crozier
Hunt
Staf
Ord
Magnrxé Dasse
Dreas
Aurora
Tve
Tucker
Catin
Marino
Tin
Geos de Naples
Struick
Mate
Napier
Agricultural Report
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