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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 15, 1821
Page
3
A fragment notes two individuals named Deuci and Viet visiting in Hanyata. The entry mentions a time cue “1, Saat, 18h” suggesting a 6 PM reference. Names and place appear from a garbled OCR segment with limited context.
Thomas Ellis notes the sale is adjourned to the 20th day of the next March at the stated time and place. Statement dated December 15, 1420, by the trustee representatives William Duckett and Arthur Vial, solicitors for War, Chanler, and the creditors.
The Head Office of Police offers a ten pound reward for information leading to the apprehension of John Gull a grocer and factor aged 23 of five feet four inches with a scarred face and deformed leg born in the county of Hindes who traded at the Grand Canal and is wanted for receiving stolen goods. Six calendar months to seize him.
A factory is described for spinning Sporsted yarn and producing the newly invented Ipheels. The article notes machinery setup, potential patents, and production plans to scale cloth and footwear components. Local investors and engineers are cited as supporting the venture.
Bernard Coyle announces his move from Linenhall Street to 2 Tara Street to supervise wool, Worsted yarn, and linen spinning under his own inspection. He advertises a broader range of spindles, looms, and wheels for early Victorian wheelmaking, with yard access for timber and ready forms. The notice cites support from the Dublin Soviet and mentions charitable schools awaiting demonstrations. January 1821.
Public are requested to refer to gears in the tire New Seiale city Office on copper alloy from 12 to 1 each day.
A large Loyalist meeting in Limerick debated and adopted an address to the King, affirming attachment to the Constitution and Christian principles. The proceedings featured speeches by local figures, including Bishop Davis, and concluded with unanimous approval and permission for the Mayor to present the address in person.
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