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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 12, 1821
Page
4
The theatre hosts a season opening after improvements, with Ms Farren delivering the proprietor’s heartfelt thanks for patronage and support. The crowd received the brief address warmly as further upgrades are promised, and the theatre plans to reopen by October 22 with continued entertainment from new performers.
Bir Benjamin Bloomfield arrived at Newport to visit his estates, spoke with numerous friends, and set off for Salisborough then Dublin to join his royal master. Newport enjoyed a jubilee as arrangements for a regency council were made in London for the king’s Hanover visit.
London inquest proceedings reveal heated exchanges and accusations toward a guard officer. The foreman denounces alleged bias while jurors confront guilt and integrity amid intense cross examination. Dublin Corn Exchange notes a steady grain market with prices for wheat and assorted feeds.
Letters between Lord Fingal Edward Murray and Daniel O Connell reveal Catholic leaders in Londonderry presenting an address to the king. O Connell urges harmony among Irish Catholics and warns against untoward events that could disrupt conciliation.
A gale tore through the harbor causing vessels to break from moorings and be driven ashore or harmed. A robbery occurred on Ambhrosa Cox’s party, with a pig box and promissory notes stolen before swift pursuit recovered the box. Authorities offer a large reward for the culprits, while Lord Primate plans visits in Drogheda and Armagh on late September.
A correspondent urges erection of a local native greeting hall as a preferable testimonial over other proposals. He lists reasons for support and notes some additional benefits from Lawton, while acknowledging uncertainty about possible guerrilla opposition. The writer argues peace and harmony strengthen resolve and prevent wasted energy.
A historical notice recounts the Edinburgh Review No 60 issued at the Scotch capital. It lists Byron poems and dramas, prison reform thoughts, Greek learning lectures, criminal law reports, Melmoth the Wanderer, Godwin on population, military treatises, Southey’s Vision of Judgments, Pitt memoirs, Adair correspondence, money and banking discussions, Exsay on money, and new publications list.
The report notes fluctuating prices for first qualities barley and wheat with brokers parcels ranging 74 to 76 shillings, and prime lots at 77s to 78s. Market volumes show large butter supply and uneven oats and barley values. An inquest at Killaloe relates to William M Namara's murder near the fair on the 3d. Fourteen men jailed at Newquay for attacking discharged soldiers. Weathered items include preservation of harness and an extraordinary swimming feat by garrison gentlemen at Waternart wharf to Algesiras.
The fragment outlines an association's expenditure for the week ending September 2, noting costs for constabulary services, salaries, and public safety measures. It mentions a yearly payment of 1,024 and questions whether existing police arrangements suffice for community needs.
In Publin Police notes Chief Gordonson received private tip of watch offered for pawn by a respectable seeming woman who did not return after loan offer. Watch later found with Dinton. Miles Doyle’s Exchequer Street shop door broken. Hannah Lloyd alarmed and three suspects—Kearns Farmer and Green—apprehended. Green disguised in female clothes with bag. Hannah Lloyd testified. suspects to Newgate for Recorder trial. Also cargo theft from ship Sector Eden Quay. bale of superfine proportion paper watermarked GR L817. Pickpocket James Tankard, a juvenile offender, caught on Aston’s Quay and jailed to await Friday trial before Recorder.
Thursday evening last between seven and eight, Patrick M Danell of Coterminen county Louth. returning from Diutin, robbed by five footpads at Pollyteskar hill. They struck him, took ten ten round notes and two one-pound notes from the Bank of Ireland. Widespread fears expressed regarding police protection and recent public notices referenced.
At Wicklow assizes John Carty faced burglary and assault charges. After deliberation, the jury found him not guilty on all indictments as the judge and counsel debated the sufficiency of evidence and daylight conditions. The case drew wide attention in the crowded court.
Amid a Crown Court session Judge Barton and the Attorney General hear the Grand Jury proceedings. The report lists numerous witnesses and attendees, noting the convening of assizes with detailed names and a focus on the m?urder case proceedings and surrounding motions.
An unclear OCR text from a local court page mentions names such as Dustin Waly and Geoead Maton, with scattered terms like Crown count and Deland Chure. The garbled lines reference a town scene, a business date, and various personal names in a courtroom context without clear actions or outcomes.
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