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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 01, 1825
Page
3
Fragmentary text lists admissions and remaining counts with odd numbers and garbled characters. It mentions last month admissions and this month figures. Specific details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a tally of admitted, cured, and remaining items.
The Meath and County of Dublin Infirmary seeks increased public support after opening its new December 1822 hospital with ninety beds, sixty occupied. Subscriptions lag. the charity sermon at St Werburgh’s was postponed, prompting a plea for donations to sustain the institution and cover current expenses. Contributions may be delivered via the Treasurer or hospital officers at Long Ave, Kevin Street.
The treasurer reports reduced funds after seven three prisoners were discharged and debts of 44 pounds 5 shillings were paid, while weekly relief and allowances totaled 218 pounds 6 shillings and left a balance of 11 pounds 7 shillings 9 pence. A balance due to the society from the last report was 213 pounds and 6 pence, with various subscriptions and population records noted.
Public sale of lands in Ireland ordered by the Lord Chancellor in Ireland. On April 11 at noon, at Innsquay, Dublin, lands including Sparrowfield Mentello in Limerick, Coolelinane in Limerick Liberties, and Glathane in Tipperary will be set up for sale to the highest bidder as decreed dated March 21 1825 by A R Blake and C R.
His Lordship addressed the Grand Jury after the panel was sworn, lamenting Ireland's affairs and the danger of new liberties. He warned against novelties in the constitution, urged adherence to law, and encouraged steady administration of justice amid audience laughter.
A shoe-maker Tobin, after a Monday drunken quarrel with his wife, attacked her with a knife at their home in Permoy. He stabbed her in the back of the shoulder, depth two inches, as she tried to escape, and she died shortly after. Tobin was arrested and held in Pyenfoy Bridewell. The judge postponed further action, with the case pending.
The Courier argues against altering corn duties now, noting widespread prosperity and relief for agriculturists due to higher prices. It urges resisting experimental legislation, maintaining current prices and gradual potential adjustments only if proven necessary, to avoid upsetting the existing balance.
Dublin and London markets report scant supplies due to Good Friday. Wheat and oats remain the most active handels, while barley and bere stay dull. Flour prices hold, with millers quoting steady to late ranges. butter and other measures show limited movement amid light receipts and weak demand.
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