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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 23, 1824

Page

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Turp Company Notice of Proprietors Election

Notice that proprietors holding 40 shares may vote on Wednesday at noon in the Royal Exchange Coffee Room for directors. Qualified voters must present the treasurer’s receipt for the first deposit. Ball closes at 3 p.m. By order Andrew Ragot secretary. April 2, 1804. Proprieties ready for delivery at the temporary office Royal Hotel College Green after Saturday the 24th instant.

Royal Wheelipitie State of the Proprietore Atl Royal Totel Caullege Biren

Recal of General Boumon and Greek affairs in April 1804

The Dublin Journal reports from Paris and Berlin on the shift in France's Army of Occupation with Boumon’s replacement by Count Oreron. It discusses potential constitutional persistence in France, ongoing Turkish Russia tensions, Spanish civil unrest, and Greek independence efforts with English and French officers aiding the Greek resistance. It notes Constantinople talks, Smyrna incidents, and Egyptian reforms under Muhammad Ali, highlighting a broad panorama of 1804 Europe and the eastern Mediterranean.

London Paris Bounmon Spain Or‘eron Tatany France Berlin Vienna Austria Prince Metternich Russia Germany Aussia Europe Byrep Udle

Demand for explanation of conduct by Lord Strangford

Through Lord Strangford, readers are told an explanation is demanded for the curse and why his Lordship's conduct has been allowed to pass without notice. The note suggests Strangford will face difficulty in this point as he did in reconciliation efforts with the Aussie-London Paper. The British stock market opened on a limited scale with Consols at 96 9/16, showing a small improvement.

Turka Rushunig Iase Turkey Russia Minziacar Constantinople Bayonne Madrid Spain Valencia Terruel Valladolid Asturias France Italy Boaumont Aranjuez Aranjues Fielda Hydra Greece Joroconian Napoli di Smyrna Pacha Evia Bat Bats Mascary Barr Masonty Lord Srexcra Missolonghi Morea Corinth Thebes Patras Cairo Egypt Europe Cato Pasha Upper Corpa Mr Salt Monsieur Drovetti Ybrahim Pasha Osman Effendi Porte Burton Paxla London Pashs England Lord Byron Lord Strangford

The Royal Thea and New Pantomime at Corinthian Theatre

The Royal Thea presented Tom and Jerry on Tuesday and last evening amid mixed reception. The Corinthian performance featured Mr Weeneh sustaining the show, with Mrs T Hill indisposed allowing Mina Curtis to impersonate Susan Rosebud. A new pantomime The Rival Indians or the Sailor and his Dogs starred Mr H Simpson with dogs Carlo and Lion, drawing strong criticism for its novelty and training. encore promised for Simpson & Co. and a new comedy Pride shall have a Fall by Rev. Mr Croly set for tomorrow night.

Tom and Jerry Weeneh T. Hill Susan Rosebud Mina Curtis Mr'h. Simpson Carlo Lion Hamdel Poloniae Exeter Ophelia Z'remds H. Simpson Norman Simpson Mrr Bedford Daly Carthy Simpson & Co Mr Croly

Birth Day Ball at Dublin Castle on April 29 1824

Notice from Chamberlain's office at Dublin Castle announces His Majesty's Birth Day to be celebrated with a ball and supper on Thursday April 29 during Easter Week. Full dress required with no mourning. collar day urged. Lord Lieutenant requests garments from the Manufacture of Ireland. Prince Polignac the French ambassador visits. Commander of the Forces hosts a dinner for the Lord Lieutenant and guests.

Chamberlain's Office Dublin Castle St. George's Ireland Wisnsoa Royal Lodge Windsor Great Park Prince Polignac

Births Marriages and Deaths From Cork to Limerick

Birth notices report the Lady of J F Knox Ballina-house BON a son and the Lady of Berkeley Buckingham Stafford Maine Louth a son. Married at Kilmood Church Arthur Boyce to Miss Sarah Johnston. Died notices include William Ashford RHA a noted painter and Arthur Maxwell of Gardiner Street after a fall. Other deaths include Rev John Fox Parson of Ballinastown and Hugh Nesbitt of Londonderry aged sixty. Burial and memorial details accompany several regional figures.

J. F. Knox Ballina-house Berkeley Buckingham Stafford Maine Caherline County of Limerick William Geary Gabbett Kilmood Church Arthur Boyce Maghetacouse Sarah Johnston John Carr Anne Joseph Maddock George's Quay Middle Gardiner Street Arthur Maxwell Sandymount Park County of Dublin William Ashford Royal Hibernian Academy Thesetordial Society of Artists of London Ireland Athlone Armstrong Lee Ballinastown County Limerick John Fox Droman Fethard James Allen Hugh Nesbitt Londonderry Seulay Matthew Keough Sth John Keough Kilkenny Bloomfield Newport

Dublin Confirmation by Archbishop confirms two thousand fourteen

On Saturday last there were confirmed at Church by His Grace the Archbishop of Daere Girls and 228 Boys in all 703. The Church was crowded. Sermons were preached at St Anne's St Werburghs and St Catherine's. The total confirmed numbered 2014: 1267 females and 747 males. His Grace plans to extend confirmations to County parishes before Whiteuntide Festival.

Kis Daere Arisah St. Anne's St. Werburgh Diocesnes

Irish Turf Company meeting under reforms at Royal Exchange

At a Wednesday meeting in the Royal Exchange coffee-room Sir J K James presided over Propri holders. Proposals reduced share price from 25 to 20s 1d and increased shares from 4000 to 5000 to protect capital. Directors to be appointed. rules numbered 28 discussed. voting rights and chairman casting vote debated. Shares totaling 45,0001 offered. funding of unemployed capital debated. pension to protect stock considered. Election set for 29th. divisions receipts as voting proof discussed. Other items mention Bath health waters and stock market notes.

Royal Exchange J. K. James Bart Baggot Huband Molloy Alderman Harty Direc Iuband Fanning Alwaya Shoul Sqnall Wharton John Kinston James

Fever Hospital and House on I Street Admits Patients

Fragmentary note reports fever hospital and house on I Street with patients admitted this month, some cured, others remaining in hospital through April, with percentages and costs unclear due to garbled OCR text. Names, dates, and precise figures are missing or unreadable.

I Street Mon Laat Montee Tyes Paeirest

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