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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 10, 1823
Page
4
Trial updates reveal Probert and Thurtell under scrutiny for alleged plots and connections to vice networks. Notes detail magistrates' cautious approach, arrests, and the guard's vigilance as investigations unfold amid ongoing prison inquiries and the looming Weare case.
The London papers recount Revealing testimony at Hertfordshire Assizes. Landlord Mr Treall returned home after bound over to testify against John Thurrell and associates. Probert and Hunt are linked to the murder inquiry with examinations of Noyes and others. chain of evidence unfolds amid arrests and remand.
A fragmentary notice describes facts from a Watford inquiry. It notes a chain linked to the murder scene found on Mrs Probert and a pistol tied to Hunt. Noyes and Mrs Probert were arrested at 96 Castle Street amid poverty. Bishop and Upson arrived with orders to seize more suspects for questioning at Watford as the inquiry nears its end.
An Ayr Advertiser report recounts a schooner crewed by Captain Reay and two passengers from the Bahamas to Canada seized by pirates. The captain and both passengers, including a son of Adjutant Sampson of the 70th regiment, were killed after forced boarding. A survivor saw their bodies loaded ashore and buried.
A Salem letter from Philadelphia narrates a Tatler mutiny off Chesapeake Bay on September 10. Captain Garland fought two attackers, wounded Smith in a brutal struggle, and threw him overboard as the vessel sailed nine knots. Smith drowned. the mate died from chest wounds. Garland lay on deck until pilots boarded next morning.
From Durham dated Nov 4 an extract reports a deadly mine explosion in the plain pit of the Marquis of Lone danderry near Rainton five miles from the city. about 90 men were believed to be inside with many killed. forty bodies reportedly recovered. The letter cites neglect of safety lamp as a likely cause and promises a coroner's inquest report.
The report outlines four dog digestion tests comparing pork mutton beef and veal with cheese and fish, noting porkDigestibility highest and veal hardest. It also records Highlanders from Fermoy arriving at Cove and fleet plans involving convicts transported to Bermuda aboard the Antelope to support naval works.
A Glasgow newspaper reports a pregnant woman in Galloway naming a man as the father. The child, born six years ago, allegedly bears the name John Woods in the right eye and born to 17 in the left, with the eyes to be examined by surgeons amid bets on whether the markings are natural or artificial.
Daniel Coghlan Exq and the yacht crew of fourteen, including pirates and fishermen, survived fifty hours at sea after losing the main sail while rescuing a sinking hooker off Crookhaven. They drifted in the Western Ocean, subsisting on four potatoes each with little water, before finally reaching safety. Also noted is the Cork Southern Kier reporting a regiment inspection at Trafalgar under Sir John Lambert.
A Tuesday city loan proposal of 640000 pounds for the Knights of Malta is described as enabling a re established sovereign order with European sovereign consent and Greek alliance. The scheme pledges mortgages on the Order’s revenues and estates, with dividends, a sinking fund in 20 years, and potential early repayment options amid aggressive creditor terms.
The Admiralty contemplates sending the Discovery Ships again to the Polar Seas with a Behring's Strait route. An accompanying, supply carrying Supernower vessel Tadeo may precede them toward the Kawsebist han coast, allowing earlier Arctic operations. Captain Parry is to command the column.
Multiple arranged marriages listed with names including James Fle of Dublin and Elin Uoay, plus Thomas Geeer of Belfast, showing unions across Ireland. The OCR yields a garbled but period tone, reflecting 19th century style of fiancé and guardian details and locations in Londonderry, Ty Donegal, and Hevfu dt.
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