13 Feb 1816
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 13, 1816
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes list stock and debt entries including Grand Catalaroek, 95" Divo Loan, per cent rates for Gov Heb, Deb, stock notes for Stock, Losn, and other securities. Mentions English stock price on Feb 7 and various per cent figures such as 6 per Ct and 5 per Ct in a historical financial ledger context.
The Dublin Journal notes a royal chamber event at the castle on February 20 with a ball and supper. Attendees are asked to send their names to the Chamberlain before the ball.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a royal or public notice dated February 1810 mentioning attendance, a physician, readings, and public exercise. It references a prince regent and a Monday schedule with vague references to papers and revised dates. The readable content is jumbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A garbled pamphlet fragment discusses public mind, government action, and social reform with references to politicians, leaders, and civic institutions. It questions detection, prejudice, and the role of civic leaders while noting violence, discontent, and calls for accountability.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Protestant and Catholic roles in education and clergy, with references to Ireland, bishops, archbishops, and legal figures. It mentions examinations, church influence on schooling, and government oversight, plus historical legal proceedings and officials. The passage blends religious controversy with public notices and court references.
Fragmentary records show nominees withdrawing and a few unopposed names in local election items. References to sheriffs and county officials indicate ongoing county level proceedings with dated notices and scattered results, including a few contested or declined seats.
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