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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 15, 1817
Page
4
A garbled text fragment hints at a publication note about a paget and daily timing. It mentions the Post Office receiving an evening print and references an unknown event or update. The readable parts indicate a newspaper-like notice about publication timing and postal reception.
The narrative discusses Britain’s stance on a potential European conflict, Russia’s encroachments, and the future of Turkish and Persian spheres. It critiques imperial ambitions and warns against colonizer expansion, while Parliament considers distillation policy and Scottish reform, with skepticism toward widening the franchise and calls for constitutional caution.
The Dublin Evening Post faces criticism for forgery and defamation of the House of Industry governors. Respondents accuse the paper of attempting to excuse its conduct, while asserting inquiries disproved its claims and exposed the informant’s manipulation.
A dense critique denounces the Dublin Evening Post and the Governors of the House of Industry for a bogus accusation against reputable men. It imagines a trial where honest citizens are charged unjustly and urges public accountability, warning of conspiracy and false testimony. The piece laments the lack of proper punishment and calls for justice.
The Dublin corn market showed dull sales with steady-to-high prices across grains. Wheat ranged from 403 to 908 per bushel depending on quality, with inferior for distillers, barley from 26s to 34s, oats seed at 36s to 40s, and new malt at 45s to 50s, while prime flour and oatmeal moved at 48s to 58s and 28s to 32s respectively.
A respected gentleman was fined to the utmost extent by the Marlborough Street Magistrate after a complaint that his servant was seen taking gravel from the beach near Howth. The act risked endangering the coach due to high water surges. The Lord Chancellor postponed Persse's petition until next Term and ordered the Assignee to stay all proceedings under the Commission.
Justice Mayne, by the High Sheriff, opened his commission in the Crown Court in Exxis on Frida evening. The Grand Jury named includes Dona O'Brien foreman and Francis Gore among others. Lordship urged jurors to defend the laws, curb disturbances, oversee public funds and road travel, and inspect the new gaol, as the Solicitor-General Bushe arrived to open his commission in the Record Court.
A pursuit after Gallagher and Walsh, noted robbers of Rev. Mr. Gorges, unfolds with a dramatic night escape through a hidden wall aperture to a cow house. Gallagher escapes toward Ballina on Jones’s hunter. Welsh vanishes into the mountains. a servant is shot at, and a planned raid on Mr. Taaffe’s lodge is thwarted. The Mayo Constitution reports the sequence and suspects Gallagher leading a gang aiming at further crimes.
In Wicklow Crown Court on February 14, the case against Veal drew interest as Rev James Curseyn prosecuted. John Drinan acted for the Crown. The Traverser was found guilty and sentenced to three months imprisonment, with security for the peace for seven years and two sureties of 200 each.
A new patent enables blocks of brick and cement to imitate Ashler stone, potentially reviving ornate brickwork in windows and doorways and improving modern plain architecture if produced cheaply. The article also covers disputes over fame in mining safety, Burchell’s Africa herbarium collections, and Royal Society debates on stellar parallax and musical taste, noting Dr Crotch’s views on muse in art and science and Mozart.
A fragmentary account mentions French style overture by Bayeldieu Kreuzer Nionin and Catal led by the composer Krauever. The piece, tied to Milde Cofamyes and the Royal pageantry, reflects adoration and voyage in an Italian throne setting, once valued at about God but later reduced to a third of its price.
Intelligence from Canton recounts Lord Agherst failing to meet the Emperor at Pekin and departing for Canton by late November. Captain Maxwell of the Alceste resists Chinese forces at the Bogue with two broadsides, guiding the ship to safety despite hostile forts. No casualties aboard. Also a theatre note on Booth performing Sir Giles Overreach at Covent Garden with mixed critical reception.
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