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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 01, 1822
Page
4
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Accounts from Limerick note the Royal Sovereign steam packet arriving from Holyhead with numerous passengers including Archdeacon Digby and family, Judge Vandeleur and party, and the Earl of Belfast and staff sailing for the Norhead. A public entertainment for Thomas Spring Rice Kisq celebrated his parliamentary return amid a lively audience and praise for Mr Mathews' performance.
A summary of births and marriages recorded across several Irish counties and England. Notable entries include the Lady of Mev Arthur Ute with a son, the Lady of George Wright and others with multiple daughters, and marriages linking Alexander Brenan, James Turner, and Patrick Murray among others. Also noted are deaths in Cork, Wumfries, and Newtownards with brief biographical details.
The Path of Honour reprised to a limited audience with praise for Warde Cobham Chippendale and Vaughan though Jurmaan as Bertha underwhelmed. The Rendezvous interlude and Honest Thieves followed. Debut of Miss Atkins as L. Langushia, and Heart of Mid-Lothian listed with criticisms of Miss Jarman and Cobham. Rioters disrupted a later performance. three men were captured for the disturbance. authorities vowed stricter action to protect patrons.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin issues a proclamation to prevent decorating the statue of King William in College Green for the Nov 4th and 5th anniversaries. He vows to use all legal means to stop the decor, aiming to preserve public peace, with support from government figures. Citizens are urged to avoid any actions triggering disorder.
Fragmented OCR details a marriage at St George Hanover Square involving a royal figure and Miss Mary Ann Doughasy, with attendees including Sir George Buggin and Lady Cecilia Buggin. It notes other courtly and public notices, including charges against two women and various unrelated ceremonial references and names.
The Journal des Debots reports on Greek reliance with late Russian allies and Ottoman demands. It notes tensions at Verona Vienna and Verait outlines, with Count Capa D’Torria and Count Nasselrode's notes pressuring for concessions and evacuation of Walachia and Moldova.
Reports describe Louis XVIII's illness and partial recovery with Paris newspapers highlighting the king's reluctance to quit his apartments. Ultra factions in France threaten civil strife while ministers' measures stir broad discontent. Eastbound communication between London and Paris boosts funds amid a marked market fall and anticipated further declines.
The stock market fell sharply today with heavy losses in Foreign Funds as traders weighed possible wider conflict with Turkey and a major sale in accounts at 82t. News from Carlton Palace described King George V touring Brighton and inspecting royal works, drawing public interest as progress at the Royal Entrance nears completion.
The court notes Baron Smith and J Burton presiding as Grand Jury members. Several bills of indictment are to be disposed of before adjournment while cases against Redmond and Byrne are listed for potential trial. proceedings include arraignments of John Classin for larceny and John Hunt for stealing multiple items from Samuel Bowley and Joseph Flood.
Yesterday morning at eleven o clock the National Assurance Company of Ireland held a subscriber meeting in College Green House to elect twenty one directors. A separate report notes a burglary at Mr Bye’s house in Kilbarron Street, a deadly incident after a man was injured in Motatrath Street, and a violent assault with acid and a pistol in Drawleava area near Clourthieegila with threats of further retaliation.
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