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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 01, 1823
Page
3
Notice from the principal office at College-Green Dublin concerning ships, merchandise, and related matters including lives, purchases, and grants of annuities. Legal language notes rights, processes, and obligations for maritime commerce and insurance.
In this Department none having to effect Insurance will in the case of Lives under 45 Years when the Assurance is for the whole Life and under 55 for shorter periods find the Rates of this Company considerably lower than those usually charged. In the Marine Department.
The Special Sessions under the Insurrection Act met at Naas on the 25th and 2éth instant before G. Bennett and a bench of magistrates. Twelve prisoners stood for trial. eight were acquitted and discharged. Thomas Kelly, accused of absence from his dwelling on August 16, faced a verdict directing transportation after witnesses failed to prove innocence. Peter Kenny Andrew Farrell and John Farrell saw verdicts of transportation for assembling in a public house in a proclaimed district after 9 pm on August 9. Kenny, of respectable appearance, received transportation. the Farrells were spared harsh punishment, with mercy promised by the bench. The court adjourned to September 5, with hopes the Insurrection Act will restore county tranquillity.
A letter argues that Irish and English marriage law differ on clandestine unions, citing canon and statutory provisions. It contrasts Ireland's lack of parental consent requirement with English bans, outlines penalties for clergy and parties, and notes postures on Protestant dissenters’ marriages. It also covers a rate act reform and local incidents including a Tallaght fire and a Bantry mountain robbery.
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