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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 19, 1818
Page
4
The text discusses preserving patient language, citing Mr. O Reilly and Gaelic dictionaries from Scotland and Ireland. It includes a specimen list mapping English words to Gaelic or Celtic roots and notes on etymology and pronunciation.
The document reports a translated protest from Count Bert to Longraod dated April 13, asserting that Dr. O Meara was expelled by the government at demand of others and accusing the Emperor of blocking reception of the physician. It condemns the alleged motive, claims chronic illness among the patient, and says the removal harms the destitute. The letter is addressed to Governor Lowe.
The stay of Saturday notes Her Majesty's death continues to be followed by uplifting reports. She rides at Kew Palace in a garden chair drawn by her pony with attendants, appearing cheerful and refreshed. The Prince Regent plans further appointments as reports of a new attack circulate.
A Dublin journal letter argues that absentee landlord rents harm Ireland by exporting wealth and debuts a model linking rent remittance to domestic demand. It contrasts London and Dublin markets, notes how landlord residency affects local trade, and urges public discussion on political economy. MAWTHORNY returns to Dublin. Ossory title contested by Fitzra THICK, Ray.
The General Kidd Bodiaman brought Madame Bertrand her children and entourage from St Helena to Gravesend. An Alien Officer ordered their removal to the Flamier gun-brig off Gravesend to await passage to a foreign country, Holland excluded. They face restricted shore contact as India House funds partly assist, while inquiries iterate the misidentification with another Madame Bertrand.
July hearing in London reports Lord Chancellor considering injunction against opening Drury Lane Theatre. Sub-Committee disputes debts claimed at about 80,000 pounds and management by Coteman or others. Sir Arthur Pigott argues for dissolving the injunction while supporters contend mismanagement by a parliamentary committee harms renters and profits. Court to rule after reviewing Acts of Parliament and the bill. decision expected tomorrow.
Extraordinary delay at Glocester Assizes as a judge and sheriff debate moving the commission day from Wednesday to Thursday. Sir William Garrow and peers arrive late, adjournment ordered while the Chancellor is consulted, risking illegality and potential punishments. The city faces confusion, lodging renewals, and fear of null sentences if proceedings proceed. The decision awaits Privy Council input.
Markets show good wheat demand early with mixed fortunes across varieties. New wheat steady with high feeding oats, butter prices strong in Newfoundland and Ireland markets. The North Atlantic expedition discussion notes climate theory and polar current dynamics, noting heat transfer by winds and sea temperatures shaping seasonal patterns.
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