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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 03, 1824

Page

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Bible Society Progress in Galway County Year Report

The Galway county report outlines the Hibernian Bible Society’s first year efforts to spread Holy Scriptures. It details forming local depositories in Tuam Loughrea Aughrim Gort Monivow Galway Ballinasloe and plans for Eyrecourt and Athenry, with 554 copies dispersed. It notes price reductions to widen access, obstacles from human nature, and appeals for continued subscriptions and prayer to fuel the charity work.

Kilkenny Dw Society Snguerte Bible Society Hibernian Bible Society Cruch Dublin Ghrea Tuam Loughrea Aughrim Gort Moniow Galway Ballinasloe Eyrecourt Athenry Christ Jesus

Trial of Mr Fauntleroy at Old Bailey sparks debate in press

The London press reports the Fauntleroy trial held at the Old Bailey on Saturday. The Attorney General revealed a handwritten confession of forgeries tied to Bernery Street and a note claiming Bank of England discounting refusals. The defendant asserts his aim was to sustain his house’s credit and denies personal excesses. The judge censured harmful rumours and urged fair reporting to avoid prejudicing a jury.

Fauntleroy Old Bailey London Bernery Street Bank of England Berners Street Hank

London Fashions for November Novel Robes and Hats

London fashions for November describe Milaness robe in French lawn with embroidered front and corded sleeves, petticoat with lace tucks, corsage nup blouse sleeves gigot, morning cornet with broad lace and ribbon leaves, black satin elines, and a Japanes e rose silk ensemble trimmed with sable fringe. An Arragonese black velvet hat with ostrich plumage and a pelisse with a gold buckle accompany the look, plus a Japanese rose reticule and holly leaf green bonnet.

London Mouwino Daris Elise

Recantation Read Amid Spain Reports relate to Downie and Ferdinand

A Spain dispatch notes General Sir John Downie read his recantation from Presbyterian to Catholic faith with Ferdinand as sponsor. An islander returned to Corfu after SH years, living with a healthy widow, amid remarks on marriages. A Corfiote, once a Spitzbergen whale hunter, earned eight thousand whale teeth worth of product aims to sell.

Spain John Downie Ferdinand Corfu Nace Ai Mariner Spitzbergen

The Funds. London Markets and Foreign Stock

A London market summary notes strong comitar between owl Puts and Foreign Stock with rapid fluctuations. Consols moved little, money rates steady, while South American securities rose 3 to 4 percent though priced firm. An October settling day reveals a large anticipated default exceeding 80,000. An extract from Carrick-on-Shannon reports a Bible Society opposition meeting with careful seating, tickets, and speakers planned.

London Ferra New, Leigt . Co New

Michaelmas Term Opens Courts With Naval Formalities

The first day of Michaelmas Term saw the courts opened with naval formalities and they expect a busy session as stamp duties ceased on October 26. The legal community anticipates a harvest of business as lawyers prepare for despatch. The Cork Mercantile Chronicle notes the Columbus or Great Timber Ship news with Mason's Shatlet arriving from Quebec after a two and a half day voyage, reporting meeting a vessel off Newfoundland at a speed of 6 to 8 knots.

Carrick-on-Shan Columbus Mason Quebec Newfoundland Cork Mercantile Chronicle

Grand Jury sworn as Oyer and Terminer opens in Green Street

The Commission of Oyer and Terminer was opened in Green Street before the Lord Mayor and others. Grand and County juries were sworn, naming Foremen Vasain and Lanwtxey, with numerous jurors listed. Lord Mayor congratulates the jurors on the high state of the calendar.

Vity Grand Jury Agree Vasain Fay Foreman Richard Palmer Rich. Williamson W. Kickering A. Lewis Ant Pollock Francia Milla Joshua Waysley Richard Franklin Thos. Baker Jamesy Wyon C. J Bgrange Robert Staith J. W. Cartwright Henry Leland Wm. Moore John Charters Wm. Geoghegan John Drummond Jamies Vance A. Battersby WF. Graham T. M'Cready Lsyrs County Grand Jury Samet Lanwtxey Esq. Foreman Fh. Swan Trobt. Hutton Francis Beggs Nicholas Rowe Geo. Stapleton John Helton Tarmes Ferrier Edw. Atkinson Luke Connor Adama Fleming Wm. Blutton John Walsh Alex. Ferrier Joseph Wright Jan Morris Thomas Harte Thomas, &. Thorpe James Spratt Nicholas Mahan M Caskey Mathew Boyle Aladden W. Smith

Catholic Association meeting at Capel Street

At Capel Street the Catholic Association held a ticketed meeting to avoid past confusion. O’Connell chaired, discussed thanking the Bishop of Meath, and noted new subscribers including clergy and a noble family. The day focused on finances, lecture letters, and expected Catholic rent collections amid a growing sense of support.

Capel Street Royal Arcade O'Connell Clinch Meath Become English Catholic Association O'Conner Catholica Cork Killarney Earl of Kenmare Earland

Trial of Mr Fauntleroy at Old Bailey Opens

The Old Bailey court opens for the trial of Henry Fauntleroy. Crowds and sheriffs control entry as witnesses and legal officials fill the dock with a packed gallery and guarded space. Fauntleroy appears in black, answers indictment questions in a subdued tone, and is seated with assistance due to illness as a Middlesex jury is seated for seven indictments.

Old Bailey Loxney Buch Wonnie Newgate Sherity Galeries J. Shaw Thanes Parking Iron Brown Jerman Brown Tion Parkins Bng Cliff Sha Brown, Smith Bolland Law Gurney Brodrick Alley Phillips Nock Judges Park Garrow Cour Henry Fauntleroy Arraigne Middlesex Justice Park Chew

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