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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 04, 1818
Page
5
A garbled OCR style note mentions a legal or committee matter with references to names like Frenkey and Candace, and hints at a court or meeting scene. The text is heavily corrupted, mixing names, dates, and actions, making extraction of concrete facts difficult.
Fragmentary report discusses discussions in parliament on a treaty with Britain concerning the African Slave Trade. It notes penalties for illicit acts and outlines proposed legal regulations and enforcement terms, with references to responsible parties and potential imprisonment.
A damaged Dublin police report details a robbery near Trim by masked men who seized bank notes and apparel, naming suspects and the search alongside a Sunday trail of misleading clues. The document references Guinea exchange, a note on Irish and English values, and a description of a street exhibition in Grafton Street as officers pursue leads amid unclear narratives.
A lengthy trial at Comatrroion Court involves Rose R Lom and others over alleged thefts and forged tokens. Witnesses recount a series of shop thefts, a missing mother, and a forged ten penny token tied to a broader burglary inquiry.
A dense OCR tapestry recounts a court proceeding with witness testimonies about bank notes dated 1798, a prisoner under examination, and a dramatic plea for confession. The article also blends November weather summaries and saints days, plus scattered references to political plots and ancient notices.
Court hears evidence on ownership of the tea room where contraband tea was found. Defence argues the apartment did not belong to the defendant. Jury is told the proprietorship was proven and the court sentences Gitdun to a fine of twenty pounds.
In the Court of King’s Bench Justice Day presided over a case to recover £15 6s 0d on a builder’s acceptance draft and £4 8s 7d for mail duties, with witnesses reinforcing the plaintiff’s claim. The jury found £15 6s 0d damages and 6d costs, and discussion noted extensive counsel and high costs. A second case, Reilly v Graham, involved maintenance claims. a carpenter husband’s abusive conduct toward his wife led to a verdict of £52 damages and costs.
The report cites Soviet and Merrington sources describing turmoil and economic disruption. Potatoes exports and attacks by plunderers threaten daily life as authorities fight riots and a palace residence sustains damage near the Sultan's home. Rumors include royal attire and failed safety measures.
The fragmented notice recalls the late Captain Charles Fielding Gerald and Gerald were interred on Spnday week in the Straits at Torling, Essex, with references to Sir Gerald Fielding and Lord Hobert Filagerald. A mishmash of OCR words hints at a memorial or obituary item, noting a lieutenant in the Royal and a farewell associated with a family figure, amid scattered names and places.
A Dublin Corn Exchange report shows active trading with rising prices for wheat and barley and steady to improved demand for oats and flour. Regional markets from Waterport Cork and other towns note price declines in some staples, with concerns about winter costs and consumer affordability across the province.
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