18 Nov 1813
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 18, 1813
Page
1
The notice announces a drawing and casino event to be held on a dimmed evening in November at a designated room. It notes London papers had not arrived by press time, affecting publication.
Sunday’s levee at the Castle attended by His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and a large noble attendance including the Duke of Leinster and many peers. The Duchess of Dorset and court figures prepare for a Drawing Room as fashionables fill Dublin.
A court records a murder verdict against Dunn after a convoluted incident involving Dun haggs and Ennis, with references to alcohol, a stable bed, a missing hat, and a servant finding a body with marks of violence. The narrative includes inconsistent actions and a jury returning a murder verdict.
The 1630 excerpt describes government tolerance for Jesuit and Carmelite influence in Dublin and Limerick, led by Lords Justices and bishops. It notes penal laws, church demolitions, and a pushback by Protestant leaders, with primate and bishops warning London of Rome’s danger and urging reform.
The document outlines duties and transit charges for goods arriving at Cephalonia and Argostoli, detailing a one and a half percent transit levy, exemptions for certain re-exports, and procedures for declaring cargo, with penalties and dispute resolution by merchants. It also notes locks for deposit magazines and guarantees under British military administration dated 1818.
Fragmentary 19th century missive requests publication to aid commerce. Letter by T SICURO Civ to the Lord Mayor of Dublin, forwarding government papers and seeking publicity for promo tion and interests of trade.
Fragmentary text hints at a possible sue decree and power dynamics involving French authorities. It references Ad paparte death and a mysterious fate around a 84 figure, with mentions of a “prising rand” and a Gen who rig dy Chakte.
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