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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 27, 1824
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references the Society of Ireland and a Dublin spring event. It mentions readers, an agricultural invention, and an 1825 context. The readable portion is unclear and lacks concrete details, dates, or participants beyond scattered phrases.
A long list of premium oxen and cattle classes, including fat ox and best cow prizes, with weights, ages, and judging conditions. It notes prize amounts, entry rules, and safety provisions, detailing animal classifications, clothing, and disqualifications, plus residency and ownership statements for entrants.
Each candidate or person appearing for bin must produce his stock and enter them with the clerk. The instruction outlines the procedure for presenting and recording stock items with the clerk, ensuring proper accounting and verification.
District ploughing matches announce premiums for four provinces excluding spring meeting. Entries by January 1, 1825. prizes include silver cap, iron plough, and silver medal. Classes reward best ploughing with horse power limits, eligibility for widows and farmers with own plough, plus mileage allowances and penalties for noncompliance.
A fragmented historical note mentions a ploughman and plough works with an unclear reference to someone suffering under iron headgear or a related condition. The text is garbled and names or places are not recoverable.
Fragmented text references a board of directors meeting and the Uniform code. It mentions attendance and roles, with garbled phrases suggesting a formal oversight or administrative proceeding. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
The Caledonian Mercury laments worker combinations and wage agitation. It argues liberty should be limited to prevent licentiousness, warning that recent outrages by workmen threaten public order and urging restraint until behavior is controlled.
The King's Messenger Mr. Finnessy arrived at the Foreign Office with messages from Lord Grainville in Paris. The Commander-in-Chief reached York House for royal business with Sir Henry Torres. Sir Charlie Long left the Royal Lodge for Bromley Park while Prince Esterhazy and Lady Stuart departed for Town. The King plans to inspect Castle progress, with the new gateway nearly complete. Market notes: Consola shares viewed, dividend details and Liverpool and Manchester line stock advised for Liverpool Advertiser.
A broken OCR entry reports a Royal Dublin Society gathering on a Thursday 16th inst. It notes member satisfaction after a strong year and discusses plans for public relief and cottage work in Ireland. Committee on steam farming and funding options considers applying funds to relief efforts and aiding the poor.
The 9th Monmouthshire Light Infantry 54th West Norfolk 77th East Middlesex and other foot regiments from Westminster head to Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. Dragoon Guards Prince of Wales and 63d West Suffolk also ordered to Bristol en route to Ireland. Major Elliot's Royal Artillery moves from Woolwich to Liverpool and back, with 60 horses embarked to complete horse artillery in the country.
A Cork Chron summary notes the Taboos lexander wreck on the Blackwater bank with cargo total loss. The Leander from New Orleans to Liverpool was wrecked near Crochaven. crew and passengers saved. The Experiment of Peterhead, a 70 ton vessel, drove on Black Rocks. rescue by Naval Yard sailors saved five crew and two passengers, vessel later broke up near Glassworks. Market reports detail Irish and Scottish price data for corn, sugar, and wool, plus shipping losses and limited insured status.
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