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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 14, 1823

Page

4

Spain reports French advance and Cortes collapse risk

The dispatches describe Spain divided by revolutionary strain as Molitor’s division moves toward Carthegena while Cortes weakens from lack of taxes and soldiers. Ballesteros lauds his troops, but French forces push toward Madrid and Seville, with Morillo’s loyalty wavering and Madrid possibly to fall as King Ferdinand contemplates return.

Molitor Spain Malaga Carthegena Cortes Toney Rego Count Almarante Portugal Rall Tor Arana Rureaud Aridilla Bvissas Legrand Mayo T-Chief Conners Seville Maui Jre Puith Valladolid Madrid Ferdinand Morillo Perpignan Expresa Mira Barcelona Paris Grth Ballesteros Sartagossa Abishal Wilitiae France de San Manuel Tatates Council of State Panis

Price of Corn Surges on Severe Winter and Poor Harvest

Reports agree the grain price rise stems from a harsh winter and late spring. Autumn wheat failed in many areas, wet cold conditions delayed vegetation, and a late harvest will exhaust current stock before next year’s crop. Prices may climb further if the next harvest is short, or ease if yields rise, though bread corn could be cheaper than in recent years.

Dublin United Kingdom

State of the Country from the Dark Chronicle report

A grim account of arson on farms and livestock across several parishes. Incidents include a Maurice Haly property burned with potatoes lost, cattle and horses stabbed, a Deffards tenancy challenged, and multiple farmhouses set ablaze near Cork, Bandon, and Mallow. Local authorities convict oath breakers and detain suspects amid insurgent intimidation.

Maurice Haly Iniscatra Robert Hefforifs Coololitagh Cork Bandon Deffards Carin Limerick John Pim James Mulqueen Toomy Pemplogientane Newcastle Kilbreedy Doherty John Hewson Ballyenglanis Hiond Lowe Clogher Doneraile Carker Loge Mallow Wildusart Chine Panel Tatastasens Cevera Viddelsy Mins News Castle Prirlengo Magisthaie

Fragmented Market Report From An Old Paper

A rough market brief describes temperate weather and scattered buyers at a Wheat market. It notes limited wheat supply, lower prices for a barrel of wheat, brisk oat sales, and dull demand for pork. Prices and dates are unclear due to OCR errors, but mentions May and market sections.

Duchess of An Halland

Fragmentary OCR: unclear street details in Hessot area

Partial readable lines reference Hessot Street and local streets with unclear names. Mentions Corydon and Folan area signage and door badges. No clear events, dates, or identifiable persons to confirm a full news item.

Law Intelligence in King’s Bench May 7 at Sligo case

The court considered mandamus to admit Mr Martin to freedom under a James I charter. It questioned charter wording and sovereign Burgesses approval, adjourning to next term for fresh argument amid broader implications for northern town charters. Also reports a Limerick defamation case where a verdict of not guilty due to a documentary discrepancy was ordered to proceed to judgment next term.

Jackson Martin Sligo James the First Ireland Vivecourt Normisatesell Limerick Russell Ussel House of Commons Lisvert

Libel Action Drifted Over Irish Newspaper Case

Friday May 9 libel case review shows Mr O Connell seeking a conditional order against J T Haydn and William Glynn, proprietors of the Duhla droning Mail news paper. He presented an affidavit with two or three proof of libel allegations and the judge granted a stay, noting further argument unnecessary.

O'Conell Michael O' Conner J.T. Haydn Willian Glynn Duhla Droning Mail News South of Ireland O'Connell O'Connel

Court verdict in ejectment over rent case mixed with adjournments

Monday's court session in a southern county heard a landlord win a disputed ejectment for non payment of rent, with seven shillings six pence tax claimed as a set off. A verdict for the defendant was recorded but the judge left the point for Dublin appeal. numerous affidavits and witnesses were referenced as the case unfolded.

Lasvonds Tinantr Weder Dubin

Court limits on appointing Catholic chaplains in gaols

In Grand Glyde, counsel argued over section 45 of the 50th, leaving court discretion to sanction a Roman Catholic chaplain for gaols. The court questioned applicability, Mr Bata withdrew, and Mr Wearken moved to empower churchwardens and parishioners in Dublin to inspect grand jury and treasurer returns to verify insolvent parsons and parish assessments.

Bata Cour Bane Sane Wearken Dublin

Catholic Association Meeting in Dublin Forms Catholic Gentlemen

A Dublin meeting of Catholic gentlemen at Dempsey's tavern Sackville Street resolved to form an association to manage Catholic affairs. Speakers criticized press publication of the address and discussed future steps, naming Townsend Street Chapel and Townsend Street as locations for related events and a committee of eleven to organize the effort.

Dempsey’s City of Dublin Sackville-street Peretet Taeroatsan Crvings Pubes McC Lerrig Cihiedio Associatan Serovitian

Questis Duswarp Ay and the French setting a review

A literary notice previews Questis Duswarp Ay's new novel set in Louis XV era France. It highlights Quentin Darward, a Scottish nobleman raised in a convent, his quest to claim lineage, and a romantic encounter with a beautiful French maiden. The excerpt frames the tale amid court intrigues and daring deeds.

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