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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jan 07, 1824

Page

2

Well of St Ronan's Well ends in mixed verdicts

The piece reviews Dean Martineau's Well of St Ronan's Well, praising Clara Mowbray's dramatic portrayal and some portraits while criticizing overall prose and plotting. It notes vivid character sketches like Lady Penelope and Lady Binks, plus a long, rambling critique of dialogue and scenes, concluding the novel is uneven compared with earlier works.

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Explorer finds ancient chalk caverns near St Giles gate

Reported on Tuesday the 23d, locals uncover a chalk cave beneath land near St Giles's gates. The discovery reveals pure air and dry white soil, with ancient vaults and fossil remains suggested by chalky shelves and smoke-marked niches. Authorities plan controlled public exhibition after securing permission.

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St Domingo Immense Diversity and Island Scenery Revered

A traveller to St Domingo estimates a population of enslaved and mixed groups with mulattoes forming a political class, describes dress, crop wealth especially coffee, and notes the island as a garden of the sun. He praises the climate, beauty of Caledonia comparisons, and the flourishing coffee exports while detailing social hierarchy and island life.

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Consumption of taxed articles in Ireland described

The article surveys Ireland's import and consumption of spirits tobacco tea coffee wines and sugar noting large Ardent Spirits use at 10 000 000 gallons annually and tobacco imports around 2 855 259 pounds with varying yearly totals It cites 1802 1822 and 1922 figures for wine and port and observes population growth outpacing thrift a New Era on Crockone clock from the Button Centinel notes a Vermont inventor G Dyar creating a novel clock mechanism with unrivaled simplicity and long power: two clocks are at a clock manufactory and a fuller description is promised.

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