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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 12, 1819

Page

2

Historical Illustrations of Shakespeare in Editor's Notes

A 1818 letter from W Hazairr in London reflects on Shakespearean criticism, noting parallels between Henry VIII trial scenes and Cavendish's reports. It discusses Queen Catherine's audience with Henry VIII, the cardinal bishops, and court procedures, citing North's Plutarch and Hollingshed as sources and promising future installments.

North Plutarch Ion Henry VIII Cavendish Cardinal Wolsey Crier Trac Hoth Henry of England Lamar God Solomon 5 Spain Ferdinand Mr. Griffith Catherine Cardinal Bayonne Mary Orleans France Eer Lincoln Canterbury Rochester Arthur Lord of Antesa Bridewell Westminster Carlisle Wiltshire Miss Ann Bullen Bath House Cardinal Cumpa Lear Hollingshed Macbeth W. Hazairr

Biographical Sketch of Dr J Wolcot alias Peter Pindar

A biographical sketch traces the early life of Dr J Wolcot known as Peter Pindar born near Kingsbridge in Devonshire. He studies classics under Rev Fisher, then travels to France to learn the language, returning to Fowey to work with his medical practitioner uncle.

DR. J. Wolcot Peter Pindar Dodbrook Kingsbridge Devonshire Fowey Fisher Bodmin France

Dr Walcot Memoir Reveals Poet Painter Doctor and Kosciusko

The memoir traces Dr. Walcot a surgeon and patron of Opie from early poetry to painting. It covers his London move after Jamaica service under Sir William Trelawney and his clerical turn urged by patrons. It notes his satire and lyrics, his cataract blindness, Kosciuszko meeting, and his death in Kentish Town in 1819.

Hinanele London D&c William Trelawney Jamaica Walcot Sir William England Lord Shelburne Declard Vere Spanish Town Cornwalh Cornwall Opie Yooius Bax Gines Bouc Walent Doetor Sud Pope Kosciusko Hasvia Leicester Square America Kentish Town St. Paul Covent Garden Remaius Matter Audibias Lune

Lisnore Steeple Chase Race Report with Riders

The race lists horses and riders including Mr Foley with Brown Bers, Mr Keys, Mr Romans Chesnut Horse ridden by Afr Kriscoe, Mr Barry Bay Horse ridden by Prendergast, Mr Croker Grey Horse Superior ridden by the owner, Mr H Soyth Bay Horse Dandy ridden by Cuseen, Mr Peard Bay Horse ridden by Hayoes, and Mr Guobietun’s horse noted as drawn. The fragmentary text records multiple entries and riders with limited details.

Mr. Foley Keys Mr. Roman Afr Kriscoe Barry Prendergast Mr. Croker H. Soyth Mr. Cuseen Peard Hayoes Guobietun Drawao

Provincial Intelligence and Robberies Reported in Carlow

A Carlow meeting advanced police establishment plans with few decisions. Reports surface of conspiracies against magistrate Henry Rodkin Fay and Rev Prendergast, with one suspect repenting and jailed. Multiple break-ins and robberies across Carlow, Wexford, Kilkenny, including Captain Will’s farm, Mr Wentworth Alexander, and Michael Carter, with thefts, violence, and arrests. Police inquiries, altered sheriffs, and local market notes follow amid weather effects on trade.

Carlow Wigh Sherif T. Butler Bart Wac Peron Carlow Morning Post Ovithout Foundation Henry Rodkin Fay Prendergast Kilchenny Captain Will Wentworth Alexander Coperabuef Alexander Nate Holuses Liverpool Rothers Michael Carter Inch Queen's County Carter Magrath Tallow Kavanagh Rathdaniel Wis Nicholas Codd Wexeford Mary Martin Dalton Edward Byrne Neddy Garret Bantry Wexfara Gaul

Police Intelligence Highlights Theft Ring and Street Crimes

Monday reports reveal Margaret Murray Nes’ sack theft involving linen muslin and cotton, with a boy named Moran seizing one linen piece. Cornelius Molloney held at Newgate after bag search. A watchman pursued John McDonnell for a coal-hole cover theft, stressing danger of empty covers. Also, aRush Street fraudster impostor attempted to drain funds from magistrates. Glynn and Brenan linked to a missing 1691 bank note, with court action and potential recoveries. College Street case notes Halpin uncovering a soldier tied to stolen Phanoi apparel. three shirts recovered, soldier committed for trial.

Nes Margaret Murray Moran Newgate Megarethe Kevin-street Dobbs Horse Police Cornelius Molloney Kennedy John M'Donnell Capel-street M‘donnell Essex Bridge Maria Rough Street Jervis-lane Edward Glynn Anne Brenan Glynn Beatney Halpin Exchequer

Abstract of Returns of Quantities Sold in City and Liberties

Abstract of the returns of the quantities sold of core grain meal and flour in the city and liberties for week ending February 5, 181? listing barrels of wheat rye peas beans barley bere and oats, with stones and a note equating stones to barrels for flour and oats.

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Dublin Printing Advert Announces Subscriptions

Fragmentary OCR notes advertise subscriptions and pricing in Dublin at a listed street location. Mentions brief monetary figures and three month periods, with unclear company names and layout.

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