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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 25, 1820

Page

2

Visitation Dinner Honors Lord Lieutenant at Londonderry

The Londonderry Corporation hosted Lord Lieutenant Earl Talbot at a six o'clock dinner at the King's Arms with 112 guests including bishops, ministers, and gentry. Toasts honored the Lord Lieutenant, the Bishop of Derry, and Sir Robert Peel, with remarks stressing Protestant loyalty and unity between Episcopalians and Presbyterians. The visit included subsequent banquets at Brook Hall and a river excursion, ending with departure to the Phoenix Park.

Derry Corporation of Macor Henry Julia John Tubor Wrottesley Exellency Philimore Mary Lambert Bia County of Donegall Earl Beresforde James Galbrand Hay Mitchell Edward Blakely Jeremiah Dixon Lieutesant Ireland Walla Thia Londonderry Duke of York Duke of Clarence Lord Liverpool Landford Lyestine House of Lord Mount Charles Hill G. Till Tey Tonegsi Veltngin Eaid Haye Jeng Ulster Maser Beleve Mb Lang Earl ‘Talbot Irish Society Edward Brovely 1Tl Fusileers Yeomanry J. A. Smyth Robert Peel Earl Hart G. Wee Steward Arda Lord Sidmouth Home Department Cato Street George Hill Earl Talbot Brook Hall Culmore Revenue Barge M‘causland Mount Charles Phillimore G. Hill Fopeh Foyle Brookhall Cran Gough Bronkhall Phoenix Park

Trial for Murder at Carlisle Assizes

At the Carlisle assizes James Lightfoot is indicted for the murder of Thomas Maxwell a tailor. The body was found in a ditch near a plantation with a gunshot wound and three shot recovered from the wound. Evidence ties the prisoner a servant to Leach of Scarrowhill to the scene including gun handling and a late day gun report.

Carlise James Lightfoot Thomas Maxwell Leach Scarrowhill Bridget Leach Mr. Leach Holme Wrangle Hornaby Land Hornsby Deceaved Scarrows Scuarrowhill

Fragmentary Trial Ledger Describes Execution and Protests

An intently detailed trial record notes a guilty verdict after careful testimony and a hanging execution. The prisoner protested innocence on the scaffold as rumors claim his mother visited him and allegedly urged authorities of James’s alleged murder.

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The Timber Trade Reported by Parliament Committees

A summary notes House of Lords and House of Commons committees publish reports on timber trade and foreign commerce. They advocate liberalized policy, reduced restraints, and equal field for British merchants, arguing protections hurt overall prosperity and that vested interests must adapt to broader national strength.

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Consecration of Bishop England in Charleston South Parish

The Consecration of thy Right Rev. Dr. England, Bishop Elece of Charleston, will take place on Thursday next, 21st instant, in the South Parish Chapel. Prelates expected include Most Rev Dr Everard and Right Rev. Doctors Cop Bist Sugrué Marhin.

England Elece Charleston Everard Sugrué Marhin Murphy Rew J. F. M.namara Dark Chronicle

Trade and diplomatic passages in early modern ports

Reports note ships from America and France exploiting landings at British outports under temporary warehousing due to France's heavy tonnage duties. France seeks to route cargo via American ships to evade duties. The Chester duel tale is corrected. Mr Burrowes linked to a fatal claim yet alive, and Mr Folliott’s head remains unharmed. A Glasgow Herald piece describes an organical fossil remains find near Cowendon, resembling a six foot circumference trunk. Madame Fodor’s health is described as precarious.

America France Outhorta His Majesty's Treasury Liverpool Porta Paramouth Chester Burrowes Aaneman Folliott Glasgow Herald Cowendidlens Fodor

Births Marriages and Deaths in Dublin and Nearby Areas

A Dublin notice lists births in Eccles Street New Rosy Spring Parks and Co Tandy with multiple noble and common names. Marriages include Oliver A Tieando and Caroline, plus others in St Peters St George Cintra Westerhall and Stillorgan. Deaths cover Robert Mayne aged 85 Sallymount Rev Michael Murphy and John Tuite aged 12 with several others noted. A public appeal describes a distressed debtor and asks humane aid through specific local offices.

Eccles Street Mra Catharine Farley Westerhall Weyland Taneers Woodetock Toure Oxfordshire Lads Jolisseone John Lowther Jonstone Eart Westerball Diainfries John Wallace Potfivet Mary Dr. Neilson Belfast Colege Edward French Req Linnel Charles Dawson Elizabeth Buity Nugent Ferl Westmeath Marqui Drogheda Kieay Robert Mayne Michael Murphy Wexford John Edw. Kel Grange County Roscommon Soho Square London Charles Trelamy Brereton Borough of St. Michael's Coldttren Foot Guarda Granard John Tuite Francis Tui Higganstown Alicia Kelly Marlborough-street Port County Clare Mail O'Loughlin Hugh O'Loughlin Limerick Samuel Raymond Charles Healy Ennis Glasnevin Thomas Cox Montauban France O'Connell Cork Nenis M’carthy Attornet Ballymena George Casement Hillsborough James Henderson Ballylesson Mayne Jervis Street Dublin Christian

Dublin Advertisements and Subscriptions Office Notice

Printed for the Proprietors at their office on Parhaut street where advertisements and subscriptions are received.

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