Turbulent Dublin election scene and legal wrangles
The report details a heated political contest in Dublin with figures such as Bir N Colthurst and Longfield facing Catholic demands amid Protestant dominance. It notes the Admiralty communication on Baltic convoys and cites judicial arguments by Mr. Peonefather and Mr. O Connell as the case for and against arrest warrants of Chief Justice Downer, with adjournment until Friday.
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King’s Bench
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Howell
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Morton
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Debated Orders in Council Repeal Linked to French Aims
A 19th century discourse argues repeal serves France and humbles Britain. It questions retaliatory rights, and accuses policymakers of aligning with Napoleon, while noting military movements and a court-martial verdict in a separate British case.
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