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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 05, 1823

Page

4

Ferdinand's Strong Paris Reply Ends Pacification Hopes

London mail reports Ferdinand's answer to the Duke d Angouleme. The Paris reply, dated Monday evening, rejects any pacific arrangement and asserts royal authority. It accuses the English of manipulation, pledges retaliation for bloodshed, and holds Louis XVIII responsible. The document was to be conveyed to all ambassadors.

London Paris Port St .Mary's Ferdinand Ferdiann Spain Louis XVIII Feapinano England

Insolvent Debtor Court hears Baron Von Hoffman case

Crowded Insolvent Debtors Court as Baron Von Hoffman faces a rigid examination by Mr Dixon and Commissioner Burrowes. The case centers on 2000 dollars claimed by Dublin agent Mr Jacobs, with the Baron's explanations, travel debts, and assets discussed. Proceedings adjourn to November 1 for further explanation and potential discharge delay.

F. A Baron von Hoffman Jacobs New York Commissioner Burrowes Dixon Lord Combermere Barbadoes Gen. Bulow Prince Blucher Austria Mr Cooke Dublin Jacobe Cooke Hatchell Donnuseipher Frederick A. Baron von Offman Jos. J. Jacobs Washington Streets Mr Jacobs America Atr Huband Methen

Appeal for Charitable Aid by Distressed Family and Convict Deployment

A hopeful appeal from a distressed mother and her two daughters seeks charitable aid for basic needs amid prior social decline. A list details a convict transportation movement from Portsmouth and Woolwich, with ships, officers, and crews expected to sail. mentions Castle Forbes due at Cove and the Regiment’s headquarters at Chatham, implying large-scale deployment abroad by spring next year.

Chantrasie Ann Husanxyv John Cusack Dorset-street Low Portsmouth Albion Bishop Woolwich Asia Miller Cove Isabella Hibbert Rosign Williams Sheerness Sir Godfrey Webster Thornhill Guillford Ganning Curtin Coleman Castle Forbes Balfour Richardson Chatham England

State of the Country from the Limerick Chronicle

Summary of violent incidents and legal actions in County Limerick and surrounding areas. Proctor Stephen Fitzgerald was attacked by five men near Creaven, receiving head and body blows. Cope, a Crops keeper on Bolane lands, was beaten by masked assailants in women’s clothes, life despaired. John M Mahon arrested for forging notes tied to Downs murder case. Insurrection Act sessions held at Hospital and Six Mile Bridge with limited participation. Finnetterstown man Carmody acquitted for absence from residence and flight from police.

Limerick Chronicle Stephen Fitzgerald Graves Creaven Cappa Cope Bolane Kenny John M'Mahon Dumas Hospital Bluff Downs Pippersty Blackburn Holland James Carmody Finnetterstown Rathkeale Blackburne Six-Mile Bridge

Disaster on brig George the Fourth en route to Quebec

A Waterford letter recounts the July 29 to July 14 voyage of the brig George the Fourth from Waterford to Quebec. Passengers describe terror after a bark struck the bow, causing damage and fear of sinking, yet the crew and master Captain Robert Thomas maintained resolve as some crew boarded the bark for safety. The ship limped 1,000 miles to Waterford with aid from a French brig and a Providence-bound vessel. gratitude is given to Captain Phones Go for assistance and to the women aboard for bravery.

Waterford George the Fourth Quebec Robert Thomas Cape Quramagis Triménd Providence Antwerp Chatat Willianthorpe Joly Furlong Mah Seandon Willan O Neild Thomas Oo Neid Wiha Barton Thomas James

Assault and Robbery at Mrs Jacob's Harcourt Street Home

Ellen Kelly testifies that on the fourth of July two men forced entry through the back door, threatened her with a pistol, tied her hands, ransacked the rooms for silverware including a sugar bowl and cream pitcher, spoons, and wearing apparel, then fled. She identifies Thomas Crosby and James M Gowran as the assailants. cross examinations follow.

Jacob Ellen Kelly Recorder Mrs .Jacob Harcourt-street M‘gowran Bennett Gowren M'Gowran M'Cgawran M Gowran Wilhes Newgate Mtr Gilburts Gilbert Hetlo Hed Mika Perth James Bryan No. 10 Camden Street Thomas Crosby Crosby Camden-street Mary’s Lane

Church Visitation Notices Recorded in Cork Area

The Lead Dashep of Cork issues notices of intention to give a parish visitation at Christ Church on Tuesday the 10th of October next. The Archbishop of Cashel presides over visits to Nidfert and Apha with events in Killarney and Cork. The Very Reverend the Dean of Cork oversees visitation services and Vicar Willian Wadler is appointed chancellor by the Kirlt Lion for duties related to a court building project in Galway.

Dublin St. Patrick’s Cathedral Radcliffe Archbienne R. Hutcliffe St. Paul Jesus Ind Mewrs Smith Buggins W. Robinson Radcliff Meath Trim John Radcliffe L. L.D Ireland Dashep Cork Christ Church Puesday Cashelis Nidfert Aphadoes Killarney Chayte Ted Yesterdas Cor Pavarhed Willian Wadler Chinpheas Ty Galway

Prison and theft trials before Lord Norbury and Mr Justice Vandeleur

Testimony described a woman frightened by masked robbers and identifying Crosby as a suspect. Trials followed for James Crosby and others, with arrests in Dublin area cases including a coachman, a private in the Queen’s Own Regiment, and a series of burglaries. Verdicts included guilty findings for Crosby, Mullen, O Brien and others, plus trials for perjury and uttering counterfeit coin.

Ross Crosby Richmond Barrack Queen's Own Regiment Drogheda Florence Balfour William Paul Charles Wright Justice Vandeleur Gary Gough Cormick Thomas Gresham Lord Norbury John Murphy Bank of England Thomas Biddell Swansea Packet Company Kingstown Dublin John Mullen Edward Byrne Donnybrook Harry-street Bernard Lee Westmorland— Street Andrew O’ Brien Dillon Wim. Lodge Kildare-street John Doyle Saints Hackett Singer Mountjoy-square Fere Irl Hicks Hackett Doyle Tuam Mer Singer Anks Tne Geerry Judith Farrell Berdhet Drum Micheed Laneau Procens Gredty Mary Meves Robert Richardson Utter Senuins Enola Mary Meares Laverpool Mallee

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