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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 04, 1820
Page
2
This clipping covers reports on the preservation power of pyrolignous acid for animal substances, experiments by A. M. Gonard on copperplate printing, and gas production advances by Mr Clegg. It also includes miscellaneous notes on Sir Richard Grenville, cheese keeping, and various military affairs and inquiries.
A disorderly gathering at Comisky's on Duke street last Monday saw factional rivals Carter and Swivel confront each other over unresolved disputes. The meeting aimed to arrange a private settlement, but Sutton's objections and the absence of a decisive action left members dissatisfied and tensions lingering.
The document lists a grand jury panel including Arthur Frenely and several others. It names Bartholomew Cullen and Michael Guieney as capitally convinced for death. Additional names appear for various charges or indictments, with references to oaths and capital intents.
Police report a violent Monday assault on Mr. Sereminte Reilly of Claredu n streets by ruffians who pursued him into his workshop and street fight, leaving him injured and under surgeon care. A separate burglary at Nov 45 Warcourt Street saw silverware stolen from a pantry, with officers Manly and Hulton pursuing leads as ringleaders Watling Carolin and Withgn Prior are held for trial.
An account from Mudras courier Cuiddle reports the July death of Ava’s king at about seventy. The Prince Regent ascended, uncles Prome and Tenghoo plotted, family members were executed by river drowning, and Prome died likely of starvation. About 15,000 suffered. Rangoon duties were suspended and later remitted. Rumors tie to wider regional intrigue and British responses.
A London fashion feature outlines August styles with elaborate gowns and accessories. Dresses showcase spencers with treonet tushes, high collars, and lace trims. The round dress employs French ornamentation and net drapery, while white satin slippers and white kid gloves accompany the ensembles. Pearls, roses, and bows accent necklines and headpieces, with intricate embroidery and gimp work across gowns.
London July 29 The rough work for the coronation at Westminster nears completion. Benches and partitions for attendants and dressing rooms are finished, seating is raised on platforming around the throne area, with a central eight foot platform for the old oak throne. The pulpit and platform will be clothed in scarlet, as preaching by the York Archbishop is anticipated.
A Wednesday night explosion at Mr Jones’s gunpowder shop, associated with Vauxhall Gardens fireworks, rocked the Rough Road neighbourhood. Firefighters, constables, and neighbours rushed to save occupants as flames gutted the residence and a woman and three children were pulled to safety. one child sustained minor injuries. Mrs Jones was rescued scorched and hospitalized. the fire finally subsided near eleven.
An English monthly July summary notes extreme weather across regions has damaged wheat and grains, with heavy rains and flooding stunting crops and boosting hay scarcity. Potato yield looks strong while turnips and grass face mixed results, and wool and livestock prices remain variable. Prices generally hold for cattle and sheep, but dairy and beef markets show volatility amid fluctuating harvest expectations.
A historical letter notes shaking malt dust over seeds and around young plants to deter snails in gardens and as manure. It claims strong protection for early flower beds and cites M. Salle of Beziers discovering cutting wheat eight days before maturity increases nutritive value and weight. The letter mentions a town reaping season and Dr Kitgerald cutting burney fields as wheat harvest begins in the region.
Aldermar Wood entertained a large party on Friday with guests not among the queen’s witnesses recently landed in England. The Oracle of Brussels contains intelligence from Curacao dated May 17. The Spanish Cortes constitution was then known as Curacao, affecting the contending parties. The independents grew stronger while Morillo fortified a camp near a faccas. The independents drew Diets to counter Morillo and moved forces into areas with minimal resistance.
Fragmentary Dublin notice printed at a local office address for proprietors. The readable text mentions Waere Aiveryssacar and the number 30 but lacks clear action, date, or purpose.
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