22 Oct 1812
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 22, 1812
Page
1
The Dublin Journal notes three Holyhead Mails and the Chester Bye- Mail were delayed by a wintry spell as press time neared. The piece defends the Freeman's Journal against alleged falsehoods and asserts confidence in the jury's integrity while calling for public verification from Sheriff and Commons.
A local council decision blocked hearing Connet in a police enquiry. The memorialists failed to gain support from magistrates and no hearing or hearing aid was demanded. The Paving Board enquiry was cited, but counsel allowed a limited debate amid disputes among attendees.
Reports say Margaret Mathews wife of Sohn Mathews a well known figure linked to a Dig on unfinished premises near Ditton Street factory. Police at Diske Street took her for trial after a late Wednesday evening apprehension involving several men and a shop theft.
The assembly discusses the Pipe Water mains and finances with Nugent and Warnes presenting accounts. The City seeks aid from the Legislature, claims debt relief, and debates a 2000 grant to the Lord Mayor while honoring Sheriff Harty. A ballot dispute leads to adjournment until Tuesday.
A violent robbery on Stephens Street ends with the capture of a suspect after a public watch. Bartholomew Brady, alias a noted offender, is jailed in Ennis for sheep theft from Lysaght. Foreign officers in Dumfries face scrutiny for breaches of conduct. Prisoners in Pargh depot attempt escape aided by a dug mine, hidden under privies and concealed through careful manipulation.
The Belfast Chronicle reports an extraordinary tide flooding quays and High Street, making Ann Street and nearby lanes impassable. The embankment at New Mercers and Carrick road are overwhelmed with water, and Jenny-mount bag is damaged.
The article reports a Saturday election in Queen's County for Members of Parliament. It highlights speeches by Mr Pole praising his rival and endorsing public duty, while defending his own integrity and independence from personal gain. It notes distrust of party prejudice and the value of private virtue reflected in the campaign.
In Down the Court-Bodwythe High Sheriff announced readiness to proceed with the requisition and county business. Debates feature candidates Needham Curran and others as counties like Lee, Tipperary, and Galway report election tallies and poll results amid a reformingRoyal context.
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