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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 26, 1821

Page

2

Reynolds Defeats Dogherty in Cork Fight for 100 Guinea Prize

Reynolds and Dogherty clashed between Cork and Mallow, a crowd of thousands packed the route to the ground as Reynolds secured victory after a 40 minute bout. Reynolds, backed by supporters, outboxed and floored Dogherty in the later rounds to claim the 100 guinea stake. Dogherty returned to Mallow amid mixed reception after the late bid for triumph faded.

Cork Rattle Reynolds Dogherty Mallow Kentlamien Faily Soverslot Fanny Sony Friends Reynoule Abe Reynolde Halton Baker Gratesen Davis Miaute Dolgharty Doherty Eynolis Strick Meyooda Wauyerere- Ye Desparsilon Anisher Doghert Reynolda

Tormented by Garrote and a perilous sea rescue

From Vittoria to Madrid reports on capital punishment using the garrote, its brutal mechanics, and rapid execution. A Swedish naval costume note and a perilous beach incident tell of a mother and son saved only by a cliff-edge scramble before tragedy. An officer’s return to Wolseley and an Gibraltar dispatch about Denham heading to Tripoli close the item.

Cartan Searn Vittoria Madrid Leonsese Upper Canada John Howison Fife Guards London Morning Post Sivauiar Deeks Sweden Charles Wolseley Lichfield Abingdon Altos Hal Waterloo Falsingdgia Tripoli Afrios Ondevy Clapperton Payy University of Bornou Danksin Alviva

Execution of Eight Convicts at Newgate in 1780s

At Newgate yesterday the law carried out eight executions in severe weather. The condemned were Smith and Cabella for robbery, To pley, Harding, Cadman, Sparrow, Garton, and Ellis, with Cadman addressing the crowd and each man facing the scaffold in varied states of fortitude. Relatives and friends bid farewell as sheriffs prepared the prisoners in the strong room and chapel prior to the ritual.

Lappoy Fortunste Ae Smith Agedl Jetia Cabella Bank of England Filis Cadmay Eilis Isa Harding Greif Garton Mr. Bate Arding Anne Roy Sheriff Garratt Sparrow Ghan Cadman Trong Topley Elis Hilal Gadmean Hifls Smith Cabelia Shavebnon Siffur Deasakride Topely Ellis

Fragmentary digested OCR with scattered names

The text presents garbled OCR with broken phrases and uncertain names. It hints at a narrative about bodies, deposits, and a person named Botta, but lacks coherent context or clear events to specify dates, places, or outcomes. The fragmentary nature precludes a confident summary.

Noted Case of Familial Crime and Execution Report

Friday week the local court heard William Mitchell and his brother in a brutal case within Aberdeens. The trial revealed murderous acts by the family, leading to a death sentence and subsequent execution preparations. Warnings, testimonies, and penitence marked the case as officials prepared for the long-sought justice.

Laos Court of Justici Williams Mitchell Aberdees Gublig George William Tair Thong My. Thiow Kidd Dresed Saboet Jared Iives Kireoontry Biy Tuens

Fragmentary 19th Century Enquiry Note In Court

An OCR damaged notice reports on a Thursday inquiry at Roys al Bareicke involving a tenais sanjor Shaw and a Senare who appears self weary in a game. It mentions a person deemed insane and a reference to Pope and a preparatory matter for a case.

Sanjor Shaw

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