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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 28, 1818
Page
3
A dense colonial dispatch traces the struggle for independence in New Granada, outlining Spanish suppression, the rise of liberty, and British influence. It includes observations on Native lands, trade, and the ongoing tension with American settlers and Indian nations along the frontiers.
Fragmented notice outlines a charitable scheme by the Rev. S.A. M to educate children aged ten and under, offering parental support and admission terms. It describes early schooling, guardianship, and funded access, urging enrollment through a public appeal for subscriptions and letters of support.
A fragmented notice announces a public lecture on ventilation by Doctor Meyler. It mentions an event at three o clock on a Saturday in 1904 and lists possible venues including Dublin, May Street, or nearby locations with references to Bacra Guinea and Roch.
A distressed auction notice lists Rathmines near Publin property to be sold by auction on the first, with terms requiring highest bid for improvements and a Cavalry Realdouce background. It mentions viewing days, solicitors Scott and Mayne Walker, and arrangements at Royal Canal House for election of nine directors of Lipland New Rayel Canal Company, with formalities in 1819.
An Irish newspaper fragment advertises a tooth powder product claiming safe, non corrosive properties and pleasant taste. It lists vendors in Dublin Cork Waterford Belfast and elsewhere, with emphasis on a non toxic claim and soothing use for teeth care amid a broader charter school and apprenticeships mention.
Fragmented notice from the Royal Highland officer pension context, detailing widows and allowances. Mentions pension, half pay, relict rights, and officers in Ireland with references to Keen terms and dates around October 1313. Includes names and addresses for application.
Commissary General Office announces proposals for straw deliveries to barracks from Sept 20 1818 to Sept 1891 in several counties. Proposals must be in full word form, sealed and addressed to the Commissary General with county stations specified, and include security and signatures. Documents available 10am to 4pm at the Office. deadline 1pm on Monday.
A visiting country gentleman and various officials gather at the repository area. Names include Archibald St George, Alderman Archer, Colonel Tamey, Major Sir, and Miss Stephens, with mentions of D. Mikay and Neary Evans. A reward is noted for restoration of a gold watch by magistrates of the Third Division.
A dated charity notice requests subscriptions and lists donors and addresses in Dublin. It specifies the collection will be recited at George La Touche and Company and by ladies of the Commander at various streets and hospitals. The notice closes with a date August 13 1818.
In the Dublin Journal a Remonstrance to Lord Cantlereagh by Don Jose Maria de Real criticizes a proposed Allied mediation. A lengthy sketch of New Granada praises its geography, population near three million, rich mines yielding millions of piastres, strong trade routes from Guayaquil to Cartagena, and potential agricultural growth if peopling improves, noting historic movements for independence in 1798 and administrative taxes.
The message from Native leaders complains of English and American pressure in the Peninsula. Bead Vellasaay, once led by Chief Mien, lies under Fort Gaines with residents fearing displacement. The natives accuse Britain of failing to honor promises to relocate people and protest encroachment and land ploughing by Americans.
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