18 Mar 1815
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 18, 1815
Page
1
Fragmentary notice indicates a public bath facility may open for both sexes at a suitable site near Parliament Street. Specific dates and details are unclear due to damaged text but references to warm and cold baths suggest appeal to patrons seeking spa services.
Fragmented OCR notes from The Dublin Journal indicate reprint of Monday issue and announcements of Piper content. The text mentions delivery, digital arrival, and several garbled phrases about rides and schedules.
The readable fragments mention places and names in a chaotic sequence. It references France and various unclear terms, with no coherent event or identifiable individuals to anchor a summary. The passage lacks a clear story or date to establish a factual item.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Poynter with unclear context. No dates locations or organizations are readable to confirm event or role. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise summary.
fragmentary source text shows a courtroom scene with a judge and jury discussion and a procedural move. historical language hints at a circuit court setting and active judicial proceedings.
The farcical murder case unfolds as the defendant argues his innocence, claiming ties to Lord Caryafort’s timber network and witnesses silenced, while the jury faces a lengthy charge about humane channels and justice. Notable figures include John Death and Brie 900 in a tense courtroom sequence.
The court, led by the Lord Chief Baron and Baron George, heard multiple cases. Mary Cartey received a transport sentence for silver theft. Ana Kavanagh was jailed for shop lifting. Pats Wath faced transportation for wine theft. a libel suit by Rev. Richard Radcliff against J. Senet yielded 3,000 damages plus costs.
The Chief Baron and Baron George arrived to preside as the Leinster Circuit at Waterford Assizes. The docket highlighted heavy crime calendars and calls for reforms, with trials of Quilty and others for theft present, and a push to support Fever Hospital and House of Industry.
Report from the Drogheda Assizes detailing trials on March 25 with multiple defendants. Widespread charges include forgery perjury theft and murder. Notable verdicts include Guilty sentences for forged notes and death for two cases, with several Not Guilty or bail for good behavior.
On a Wednesday night a violent gang breached the Brogan house near Knoekdrio in the King's Conmy. They looted the dwelling then fled, leaving Michael Brogan dead and John Brogan severely wounded. An inquest returned a murder verdict unknown assailants. A pistol was found next day.
A chaotic scene near Manseracey house ends with Berry committed to Carrickfergus jail after threats and alleged assault on his wife. Magistrates and troops quell violence as stones fly in the street near Brookhill and Smith's shop. several rioters are detained and to be examined before Massarsene and Skinner with transport to the jail for trial.
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