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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 13, 1823
Page
4
A lengthy dispatch recounts royal health fluctuations amid public celebrations, courtly movements, and entertainment. It covers the king’s relapse, a Garden party, theatre openings, signora changes, and praise for performances by Catalani and Kean, plus obituaries and society notices from Warrenspoint to Dublin.
Rumor of Captain Parry's successful expedition circulates with uncertain sourcing. Claims place Parry at Valparaiso refitting after Behring Strait transit, possibly visiting the Sandwich Islands and Marquesas before heading to Valparaiso. Authors speculate on routes back to Russia or home, noting no need for further doubts.
A detailed obituary of Alderman Manders tracing his Dublin rise from tradesman to high sheriff in 1794 and lord mayor in 1802, noting his integrity, charity, and public service including defense of lives during the 1798 rebellion and opposition to the union.
In Somerset Assizes a publican’s daughter sues a village farmer for breach of promise. The plaintiff, aged in her seventh year at the start, contends the defendant sexually pursued and promised marriage, then deserted her after she became pregnant. Evidence includes family witnesses, intent, and repeated assurances before a verdict awards damages to the plaintiff.
At the Nottingham Assizes Mr Blughes sues the Highflyer horse drawn coach proprietors for injuries suffered by his daughter in an overturning accident. The girl was training for a Wellsehool post but injuries damaged her ability to teach dancing and French. The report describes facial injuries and other harms from the crash amid a broader note on public figures and political mentions.
French agronomy reports a method of harvesting corn eight days before standard maturity. Salles of Beziers notes fuller grain and protection from weevil, backed by convulsive-comparative tests showing higher yields and more bread from green corn. The proper reaping stage is when grain yields a doughy crumb to finger pressure. A jelly recipe is also described for preserving fruit juice with sugar and proper stirring to avoid boiling trouble.
Cobbett notes Straw Pint Merchants seek Leghorn plat to mix with Italian materials. He decries coarse straw hats and a five to eightpence duty, compares fineness to Rye straw from Reigate, and explores how rye and wheat cultivation could yield four thousand bonnets per acre of ground.
A curious tale describes a clever cat named Gaialaaikin who visits a pastry shop to pilfer pies and tarts. The feline hides treats from the mistress’s attention, then delivers the prize to its human accomplices, with a noted police inspection to follow.
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