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03 Feb 1819

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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 03, 1819

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2

Antar the Arab Warrior Hero of Love and Dryads

A critical excerpt reviews Antar the Arabian epic tale, tracing its origins from Persian-Arabic roots to its European adaptation. It highlights Antar's birth from an Arab prince and a black captive, his early feats defending the weak, and his courtship of Ibla while facing tribal rivalries and royal approval.

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Antar the Arabian Hero in a Wild and Wonderful Tale

The review covers Antar’s brutal trials and feats, including slaying foes, rescuing captives, and winning wives amid tribal warfare. It highlights his war songs and love verses, praises his valor and eloquence, and notes his Persian court adventures with Chosroe Nushirvan and Monzar as the tale progresses toward its unfinished continuation.

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Antar Nhethin Shedad Zoheir Cabran Tha Shas Mucho Demehan Hitler Courers Vicey Cahtan Tamvie Lamtte Tam Arabia Carad Thia Amarah Malik Hla Antara Manzar Chosroe Nushirvan Persia Shibood Giady Monzar Abjer Chosroe Ant Antar Edar Assafeer England
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City Grand Jury Correct List Names

The provided transcription lists the City Grand Jury with numerous Aldermen and officers. Foreman Alderman John Exshaw is named along with members Darley Arch er Klag Cash Weet Smith Abbott William Long jun John Semple Francia Hamilton John Tudor Edmond Nugent Alexander Montgomery Sir Edward Stanley George Studdart Charles P Archer William Dickson Jon Read Francis Tempest Brady Wereem Thomas Bier John Vosier Kegin.

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Uie Lang Trkamw Grand Jury John Exshaw Foreman Darley Archer Klag Cash Weet Smith Abbot Wiliam Long John Semple Francia Hamilton John Tudor Edmond Nugent Alexander Montgomery Sir Edward Stanley George Studdart Charles P. Archer William Dickson Jon Read Francis Tempest Brady Witereem Thomas Bier John Jobe Vosier Kegin
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The Moralist on School and Life’s Later Labors

In Bilop Watsons Letters a reflection on schooling argues that childhood study brings lasting cheer, while adulthood demands discipline and self denial. The piece contrasts public schooling’s easy governance with later independence, urging perseverance to avoid wasted talent and to honor early effort.

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Watson Virgil Euclid Cowper Ketsure Fife
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Cabbage as a Remedy Against Wine Intoxication

A French journal claims cabbage cures wine intoxication and can prevent it with small amounts before meals. It cites Aristothene and Theophrastus on cabbage’s medicinal properties and notes German adoption of the remedy.

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Oben Aristothy Theophrastus Germany
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Dublin publication subscription rates and office notice

Printed for the Proprietors at their Office. Annual subscriptions listed as £3 8s 8d with options for quarterly and half-year terms. Details include pricing for three and four months. The fragment references advertisements and subscriptions guidance in a Dublin office notice.

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