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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 20, 1817

Page

2

Dublin City's Paving Reform Sparks Civic Backlash

A Dublin discourse by Alderman Faulkner era critics a paving and lighting overhaul. Doctors, apothecaries, surgeons, and tradesmen claim the Act harms jobs and streets, arguing improved cleanliness and light ruin livelihoods while failings push pedestrians to dangers, urging Parliament repeal.

Agame Lanva Alcys City of Dublin Ireland George Faulkner Dubin Alderman Faulkner Samuel Out Dean Swift Foot Foulkner George Doctor Kilnan David Kilman Nave Bovesetter Pavey O' Pole Shack Ball Corporation Globes Mrs. Kilfosey Doug

Stuart Papers Reveal Rogue Rome Theatre and Hidden Archives

Private Rome correspondence notes the Naples theatre drawing English visitors away while the pope seeks to curb Anglican liturgy. The Stuart papers, long in Cardinal York’s hands, were traced and secured for government, with a vast collection detailing plots, exiles, Jesuit support, and Irish-England intrigues from James II onward, including letters to Prince Charles and Miss Walkinshaw.

Rome San Carlo Naples Bath Cheltenham England Gonsalvi Stuart Cardinal York Scotah College Paris Demmadf Watson James York Albany Janes Ireland Icoland O'Bryan Duke of Norfolk Ibis

Regulations adopted in Russia on Foreign Commerce Bills

The Department of Foreign Commerce issues new rules for bills of lading and carrier bills. Contents of each package must be stated on the reverse and signed by shippers. any supplementary paper must also be signed by the shippers and sealed. If unsigned, the supplement is invalid.

Russia Pearasaueen

Orator Hunt Challenges Morley in Bond Street Duel

A Friday event at Jackson's sparring academy in Bond Street features Orator Hunt challenging Morley of the British Hotel to single combat with an army beyond fists. Morley meets the gauntlet, Cobbett and Oliver present. Morley denies Hunt's claims and signals readiness to accept or reject further duel terms as the social row unfolds.

Jackson Bond Street Morley Oliver Cobbett Society of Gentlemen Magni

Incoherent 19th Century Courtroom Talk Report

An excerpt from a London Morning Paper recounts a debate over a ceremonial invitation. It notes objections to hosting a guest associated with a controversial campaign and hints at reputational concerns for prominent figures including a principal and several professors. The piece references social rank and public response.

Booths Richard Impresses London Audience with Notable Imitation

The Covent Garden Theatre praised Mr Booth for his Richard role imitating Mr Kean with striking accuracy. Critics hailed Booth as original and commanding, noting nervous energy yet celebrating a high level of genius. Applause for his meet with Lear and the Citizeng was rapturous, and the audience requested a repeat performance of Richard.

Mr. Booth London India Mr. Keen Py Kean Pachevia Kean Booth Richard Lineforta Mr. Abbot Hector Hove Rishard

Dublin Corn Market Fea 20 Wheat Held Price Oats Rise

Dublin market notes a very small supply so wheat held its price and fine samples were sought. Oats advanced about one sixth to one penny, reflecting tighter demand and stronger feed needs amid limited arrivals.

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London Corn Exchange Grain Market Report

London Corn Exchange reports a good grain supply with fresh Wheat and Oats arrivals. Wheat quality remains high, Barley steady, Oats down by 1s 6d per quarter, Peas dull, Beans firm, and flour holding to its stated price. Market closes with Barley slipping from 1 to 6d per quarter.

Lowarde

Dublin Ad Rates and Subscriptions Notice

Printed for the Proprietors at their Office in London and Edinburgh ads list subscription rates in advance for town and country periods. Details include several time frames with varying shillings and pence, and indicate agents for the Denar romanae in Warwick Square and Hunters Square. The notice reflects period printing and agency contacts.

Si. Bs. Sd Mies Newrol Co Warwick Square London Jase 4 Schon and Co Hunters Square Edinburgh Bcotch Denar Romanae

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