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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 18, 1820

Page

2

Revolutions in Naples and Spain Stir Europe Toward Liberty

The piece argues that the Spanish and Neapolitan revolutions mark a shift in Europe, driven by public sentiment and the verve of reformers. It praises the military's alignment with national will, notes the spread of liberal ideas, and foresees a future of constitutional government and free press across nations, with emphasis on common rights and the dangers of old regime compromises.

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Discovery of Ossian Poems Hidden in Belfast Vault

A Belfast letter dated August 4 describes workmen uncovering an oak chest at Connor near an old Catholic abbey. Inside lay manuscripts translating the poems of Ossian into Irish and a narrative tracing Terence O Neill, an Irish prior, as author.

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Passing Forged Notes and The New Bishop of Killaloe

A public alert warns about a forged note scheme involving a man and a woman posing as servants in shops. The report also reviews the character and early ministry of Dr Mant, the new Bishop of Killaloe, noting his diligence, accessibility, and plans of confirmation tours across Clare and surrounding parishes. Also reported is a fire damage at Drumbanagher House caused by a workshop accident, damaging the roof, windows, and interior while responders battled the blaze.

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Cultivation of Wheat in Ireland and Grass Manure System

The article argues wheat as Ireland’s key rent payer demands careful cultivation. It criticizes current fallow and potato-based practices, praises clover ley and artificial grasses, and outlines a convertible husbandry gaining yield. A summer manure bed system is described, showing one ploughing and deep soil improvement.

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Autumn Show of Fruit and Flowers at Hush Torticultural Society

A Monday exhibition in Rotunda Gardens near Bowling Green showcased premium fruit and flowers in a temple-like display case. Lord Lieutenant and heirs attended with nobility and fashionables as judges inspected a rich display of late-season specimens and luxuriant blooms.

Ogentrie John Talbot

Remarkable Floral and Fruit Exhibition Adjudicated

A grand display by Fora and Automous featured lavish female votaries and nature’s variety as the 12th and List regiments performed. Her Excellency arrived at three, inspecting fruit and flowers, with judges including the Lord Lieutenant and Archbishop of Dublin. Premiums awarded for vines, grapes, apricots, peaches, and other fruits, with early productions noted. the day closed with a formal dinner at D Arcy’s Corn Exchange Tavern.

Archeiisiop Dublin Lord Blaney Wm. Hotham John Leslie Porter Janac D'Olier Rowley Fullowa Plone Prise Robson Gardiner Lrod Rowan Mightlyn J. Corrygar Hamilton Balbriggan Mr. Dowdall Lord Siderland Mr. Kearny T.eltis M. P Lynch R. Alexander Clarke Lord Caallecoote ThaSdé Tlobson Livingston M'Gabe Aerogtal Acarlet Jeshad Binton Raliensy Turetvis Goossherries Pom Gardinae Croftee Eaq Roebuck Gooscherries Lisingstony Bath Mertintherington Croker Maynooth Livings Mackey College Botanic Garden Mickie Glasnerfa Mc Rowan Piowork T. Latouche Emy Gaw G. Putland Caulifowers Mr. Nowlan Mra Nichards Pears Hatch R. Booker Ea. St. Doolough D'Arcy Corn Exchange

Royal Birthday Banquet At Mansion House With Toas ts

Sir William Stamer hosts a splendid Saturday entertainment at Mansion House for city corporation members in honor of the King. A trumpeted dinner precedes revelry and toasts, including a prolonged cheer for King George the Fourth, with royal colours to be raised again. The Duke of York and the Army, and the Duke of Clarence are also toasted.

William Stamer, Bart Mansion House George Duke of York Duke of Clarence Fairtlough Kilmoaneée Henzel Mary Ald. Pras ‘U. Fairtleigh Burch Bill Wen Booth Ibd Cooper Glen Francfa Street William Coffie Cole-alley Month's Liberty Misa Julia Boyce Boyer Francis-street Dublin Baencore Martha Richard Richards Litte Sholeavant Cork Richard Splaine Richard Sphi Lodge Abbey James Split Ran Garran William O'Reilly Fay Moth O'Reilly Thomastown Enuty Louth Maroneth du O'Reilly Heath Rouse Marliner Tipperary Catherine Frances M. Bumrke Ray Pallas Clonmel Eliza Tate Kingston Ge Kingston Bay Hood Robert van Corballis Roebuck, Key Jim Milltown Wall Amnes Wal Archdeacon Moe Blackrack King Linewall Andrew Craig Newry J. Walker Trane Coombe House Surrey Beeston Loong England Hradwell Loge Essex Noble Birch Henry Bate Duderister Swinbarne Castle Hexham Orde Berland Temple Fenton Alt

Fragmentary 18th Century Dublin Praise Resounds

A garbled OCR passage honors a Lord Chancellor and fellow officials in Dublin, praising a king and constitution. It mentions names like Mathew Tierney, City Representatives, Recorder, and Aldermen, and alludes to royal support and national identity amid faded prose.

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London News The Funds and Revenue August 19

The market shows speculative activity with purchases supporting stocks while prices rise. The Revenue remains strong with a upturn of 200,000L. Consols close at 88½ to 89. Exchequer bills at 6d premium. Vienna reports peace conditions under the Porte and Ali Pacha. Marriages, deaths, and notices across Dublin and Cork accompany a lengthy abstract of grain and corn prices for the Dublin district.

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