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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 26, 1824
Page
2
A lengthy 18th century style discourse unfolds challenging Roman Catholic claims of infallibility. Speakers argue scripture as Protestant authority, question Douay translation accuracy, and debate best way to conclude a heated meeting with time limits and scheduled future debates.
A heated discussion unfolds as Rev Nowlan Rev M Sweeny and Mr Pope clash over biblical interpretation. The chair declines to rule, Mr M Sweeny vows to end the dispute, and Pope offers to answer in writing tomorrow amid chaotic exchanges.
Securities not quoted. Course of Exchange recorded on Tuesday in Dublin and London. Bills due in 21 and 61 days. Bank notes referenced. Unclear figures and terms indicate market activity amid unsettled rates.
Report of Thursday session as Judges debate the writ of error in Mr Fauntleroy’s case. Solicitors Mr Broderick and Mr Sergeant Bossaquet present for Fauntleroy and crown. Judgment not delivered publicly. Chief Justice to communicate decision to King’s Bench. The piece also reviews Catholic Rent Association actions and rising Irish religious tensions, including comments by L’Estrange and the Protes tant Union.
The London Mail notes the Privy Council will execute the sentence on Fauntleroy on Tuesday. Domestic news reports discuss Consols trading heavy with a dull market. Real del Monte, Anglo, Mexican and Colombian bonds show varied values as investors monitor mining shares and foreign markets.
In a King’s Bench matter the court refused to set aside a verdict on the grounds an affidavit of service was sworn by an unregistered person. Argument centered on whether a court commissioner enrolled for affidavits must have been used, and whether timely notice could have fixed the issue. Despatches from September 7 report Cape Coast Castle troops suffering mortality, but healthy at forwarding time.
Markets report brisk demand for all grain types with prices firming. Wheat, barley, oats and flour move at higher quotes across ports including Dublin Cork and Belfast while foreign grain remains scarce, and butter and meat prices show modest gains amid thin supplies.
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