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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 05, 1819

Page

2

Emigration to America and German migrant conditions

A German observer outlines the costly and perilous emigration to America, detailing shipboard abuses, mortality, and the brutal handling of passengers. He notes language shifts, social integration barriers, and a marked diffidence among Germans in America, alongside a critique of American attitudes toward German newcomers and the impact on German culture and identity.

Fearon America Baron von Gagern Hisephew Baron Moritz von Furstenwarther Baron von Garn Baron von Furstenwarden Armterdam Whruimburghers Lorraine Alsace Hine Adtelman Philadelphia Madelphi Dante Aiwaster- Jam Amburghers Ite Miladelphia Anner Maryland Baltimore Kentucky Pennsylvania Klein, Schneider, &c Little, Taylor, &c Old World

Tragic Quarrelton Pit Rescue of Two Brothers

A May 2 1818 disaster at Quarrelton coal pit near Paisley Scotland trapped seven men. Two brothers Hugh and Patrick Woodgart survived after clinging to upper workings as floodwater forced escape. Their account details the escape from rising water and waiting days for rescue as others perished. The tale includes the father’s final descent and the dramatic efforts of nearby Auchlomont pit workers to reach the trapped men.

Quarrelton Coas Tit Paisley Scotland Quarrelton Paisely Aloha Kara Auchlodmont Cullie Bowie Astan Allan Patrick Aml Bowie Thensum Abby Himtine Peter Bare Anit Gwe Corepig Patrick Loic Bowe Wiet Hhowie Parr Alaxamler Hadyalas Fuand Ita James Hudgart Shaw Harr Mysalf Rome

Fragments of a subterranean tale in a historic memoir

Readable fragments describe dismal underground wanderings and startled voices as workers hide in a tunnel or chamber. The text contrasts the darkness with distant hopes spurred by the sound of engines and distant light, evoking Virgilian echoes of fate and memory.

Epitaphs and morbid wit from churchyard tales

A curio of epitaphs gathered from Ely Cathedral and several churchyards including Trimley Farnham Lang Ashton Langettes and Wrexham. The note of humor runs through grim verses about death with original and attributed lines. Several quatrains lampoon gravestones and exhort readers to smile at mortality.

Eaders Mes.Glasse Ely Cathedral Hervey

Asiatic Society meeting notes Hodgson survey of Ganges Juma

The Asiatic Society gathered August 10 at Chouringhes with Marquis of Hastings presiding. Captain Hodgson described Hodgson's 1817 elevation measurement and Dodgson's labours on the Ganges Jumna survey from Doon to Cajane. Observations include river source, arch snow height near Reital, and Ganpeshs name etymology.

Asiatic Society Chouringhes Meble Marquis of Hastings MuhGha Ganges Jumaa Native Infantry Webb Doon Valley Cajane Melt Dodgson Reital Avery Lowarch Gaghontri Bratsyarin Hedgan Mahadeo Hodgalon Dabunclee Hodgson Hiemlaya St. George Hodpa Jumnoulri Grand Ulwilaya

Swedish collector’s 1844 treasure destroyed in Constantinople

A Swedish antiquarian’s 1844 collection with eleven chests, a mummy, eight hundred volumes, and numerous Coptic and Arabic scripts was destroyed in Constantinople. M Lidman arrived from Messina to find his treasures lost and mourns their fateful end.

Sweden Constantinople M. Lidmaan M. Lidman Te Coomantinople Messina

Returns of Corn Grain Meal and Flour Sales 1819

Abstract of the returns of the sale of corn grain meal and flour at the octant line and liberties adjoining for the week ending June 29 1819 listing quantities sold including barrels of wheat rye peas oats barley and bere and oatmeal equal to a barrel of oats with various stone measures and proportions observed.

Proprietor seeks office address for advertisement

Fragmented OCR text shows a proprietor seeking an office street location and advertisement details with garbled numbers and scattered words. Limited readable items include office street references and partial dates, lacking clear names or places to confirm a full event or outcome.

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