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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 22, 1822

Page

4

Royal tour plans of the British monarch across German lands

Foreign journals report propogation talks for the king's reception across German cities including Cologne Bonn Frankfurt and Munich. He aims to visit Vienna Prague and Paris with stops at Lentz Molk and other sites, accompanied by the Marquis of Hamting as ambassador and various princes joining the royal journey.

Gugland Yaioun Grimany Cologne Bonn Cosloniz Ehrenbreitwein Jauannistburg Prince Mattersich Wiesbaden Frankfurt Darostadt Manheim Heidaburgh Ludwigs Ring Stitgard Wurtumburg Priscest Ropal England Urin Danube Augsburg Munich Ffohoxtindan Pusat Gral Regensburg Exterharzy Vienna Nail Din Lentz Molk Dibbio Richard Hamting Innis Austria Germoany Kvterhasy Hungary Prague Toplitz Dradin

Indictment and Not Guilty Verdict in Rape Case

Andrew Pollamey stood indicted for rape of Elizabeth Stood aged 10 near Skinner's Alley on April 11. The jury found him Not Guilty after testimony by the witness, with Judge Burton cautioning the court on the necessity of a full conviction for the crime.

Andrew Pollamey Elizabeth Plasdad Burton Skinner's Alley Mra Fitzgerald Tibban-Weaver Tivetin Elbow Newtow Hero Witness Bethel Ptolemy Thoreas Kelly

Independence of South American nations urged by US committee

Faulkner's Dublin Journal reports on a US House committee recommendation to recognize the independence of several Spanish American states. The committee urges funding up to 100,000 dollars to support recognition and ministerial missions, citing benefits from closer ties with newly independent nations and detailing names considered for diplomatic posts.

New York Elouss Mé Russett Committee On Foreign Relations United States South Ameries Mozizo Columbia Busnoy Ayros Chili Para Adenlttad Spanish America House of Teprostataliver Dalara Ge Provident United Scatoy

Ricardo pamphlet on agriculture sparks London interest

The Traveler analyzes Mr Ricardo's pamphlet on protection to agriculture, praising the author as a leading political economist. The piece notes the pamphlet's significance for national resources, while acknowledging party bias and the influence of prejudice in shaping opinion.

Ricardo London

Distorted Report From Limerick on Insurrection and Trials

A garbled dispatch from Limerick describes post insurrection tensions and ongoing prosecutions. It references captains, a young woman named Gould, and a group of thirteen accused men in nearby mountains, with unclear details and fragmented names and actions.

Limerick Mone Gould Taity Limatick Pemana Vokes Newcastle Mies Goudwan Hain Oi Thorday Oi Thorday Tastae John Standish Ton Cay Linertek Mititig Wee Walkigg Ratintiithaese Stenetyy du Cais Connaty Ag Siatosd Birze Ted Grin Hia Anil Proceul Digita Blair EEG Pas

In insurrection era turmoil at Talp and surrounding areas

Reading of a tumultuous period reaches Talp where the Cunningham case shocks authorities. John Brown King pursues the suspect over long distances to bring him to justice. In Tipmeracy a night raid by armed white boys targets Putor Starkey and Woodranger Michael Keating, with threats and property damage, followed by notices to residents to abandon farms near Shew and other properties.

County Tipmeracy Putor Starkey Cleasallaghan Clagheen Offa Asuv Wight Michael Keating Lismore Cioran Middlethird Cong Kay Lidmond Boa Futhard

Cork Street Hospital Report Highlights Dwindling Subscriptions

The managing committee reports the Cork Street Hospital for the sick and fever, near decline in subscribers since 1820. Parliamentary grants shrink, deaths of early patrons persist, and the hospital fears reduced support will lessen relief, despite acumulant funds and income from government stock and donations.

Government Rock Hanly Vedicheaos and To Avert, What May Bae Termnd, Qangel Auriouy Suber Ireland Italy

Fragmented OCR notes on theater, dates, and names

Readable fragments describe theatre events, purchases, and personnel with scattered dates and places. Mentions include Dalia, Whar Cocousternwr, Slaets He, Cube, Abe te ee owls, and various unclear references to actors, venues, and dates.

Dalia

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