15 Jan 1823
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 15, 1823
Page
1
A sprawling, garbled OCR piece surveys literary figures, notices, and historical figures across rooms and journals. It references Minne Moe, Chia paren, and a wide cast, with scattered mentions of dates, places, and publications amid foreign names and period style. The text hints at publishing shifts, credits, and production costs, ending with a discussion of funds and ownership in a late era printing context.
The Rev R H Wall presided over examinations held on the 21st 23rd and 24th of the month for the Fel la and Scholars of the University and other classes. Results show successful candidates across Hebrew Greek Latin Latin composition geography history and mathematics with many names listed as successful examinees and those recommended for prizes.
Fragmentary report notes distress in agriculture affecting all, with protests over a petition to Parliament for redaction of native tax and exemption from distraints for rent. Proceedings described as absurd amid calls to address property rights and economic impact.
A fragment from a 19th century Irish debate recounts a riot at a theatre provoked by party tensions. It describes the Grand Jury’s failure to return true bills against alleged conspirators while urging government action to quell factionalism in Ireland.
A lengthy critical discussion surveys Peveril and its depictions of Villiers and the court, praising the author’s restraint and depth while noting shifts in tone, character focus, and dramatic talent. The critique contrasts earlier and later work, remarks on literary style, and weighs social satire against moral insight.
Yesterday the county sessions opened the new Quarter Sas slong at Kilmainham, with a lengthy address from the chairman. Prisoners tried included Norphy for Robbery with seven years transportation, Miley for Robbery of Harnoes also seven years, Delany for stealing clothes to be imprisoned one year and whipped, Hart for stealing meat and a turkey with six months each, Nelly for receiving stolen goods twelve months, and Lowther and Berrigun with shorter terms. Several were acquitted or discharged for lack of witnesses.
An Irish civic banquet honored Sherive Cooper with a toast to the Lord Mayor. Delegates including Col. White and Sir Robert Shaw attended among Catholic gentlemen, with speeches praising unity and national progress in Ireland.
From the London Gazette a list of military promotions and appointments. Officers from various regiments move by purchase or promotion, including captains, lieutenants, adjutants, and quartermasters. The notes mention the 1st Foot and 7th Dragoon Guards, with transfers to half pay or new commands. Also referenced are the Royal Veteran Battalion and a Connell Quartermaster appointment. Details touch on promotions, retirements, and pay arrangements.
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