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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jan 24, 1825

Page

2

Meeting of Cotson Sitane Al SML In Manchester

A crowded meeting in Liigh Street discussed defending workers against the re enacted Clothination Laws. Speakers described past hardships, urged fair wages, and rejected coercive measures while backing repeal of combinations. Aimed at unity with Glasgow spinners, the assembly showed strong support for a moderated, open approach to relief and reform.

Manchester Gazette Cotson Sitane Thunday Liigh-street Oxeo Guu Operati Aken Mme Tee Aodtlatlmill Manchester Glasgow Dunlop Thie Wisnigeimsmach Spionara Guy Epinners Onan Tancashire Fimioe Lis Frend Hume Eaid Tire Jericho

The National Character Of The Irishman In Review

A scanned text contrasts national types Englishman Scotsman Irishman highlighting traits in power, ambition, and friendship. It sketches English reserve, Scots pragmatism, and Irish impulsiveness, noting each profile shifts with youth and age including work, wages, and social expectations.

Character of the Scot The Sent and Scotsman in dialogue

A fragmentary analysis contrasts the Scottish character with the English, noting the Scot's inquisitiveness and social probing. It praises his hearty welcome yet warns his impetuous and nosy manner, which can provoke and expose flaws in others as well as his own. The piece highlights the Scot’s warmth and candor alongside blunt scrutiny of character.

Mcotsmon Tristan Thas Lis Pawion Himelf England Scotewan Bis Liu Juan

The Irishman Outshines Scots in Cheap Debate Skills

The passage contrasts English and Scottish speakers with the Irishman standing out for blunt practicality. It notes the Englishman and Scotman struggle with persuasion, while the Irishman remains notably warning and direct.

Corporation Quarter Day Meet Aims to Ease Stamp Duties

On Quarter Day a Corporation meeting in the Assembly Room Wiltiamn Street debated a petition from the Corporation of Stationers seeking government cooperation to lessen stamp duties on Freemen admission. Members argued over Catholic relief, government action, and committee formation as the Assembly dissolved after routine business.

Assemby Room Wil. Tiamn Street Porter Corporation of Stationers, &E Ppt Locks Thorpe James Ring Sunter Irawaiia Ely Guinness Eife Clark Rand Pipe Water Committee Sutter Samuel Madden Bauer Ieee Edward Tanney Mir Laster Dejonegart Columbus America Hynes Ne Water Committee Gutter Studdart Edward Cuseck London

Dublin Gazette Notice of Surrender for Joseph Pim Banercit

Joseph Pim Banercit of South Cope-accet Dublin a merchant dealer and chapman is to surrender on the Sib and 4th daya of Pehruger and in way of March at two o clock at the Royal Exchange. Agent John D. Fyan 7 Enatacestreet Pathsence Dyscarven. J Toole and W W Duff of Upper Sackville Street Dublin merchants tailors.

Banercit Joseph Pim South Cope-accet

Earthquake strikes Pang town as destruction spreads

From the Bombay Gazette dated September reports a powerful quake in Pang. Residents describe collapsing structures, dust and tremors, with many houses ruined and streets littered by debris. Officials fear heavy casualties as thousands flee, while local governor and family ties struggle to locate kin amid the devastation.

Piracy case over Moore songs in Vice Chancellor court

The Vice Chancellor's Court in London heard Stuart move to restrain piracy of Thomas Moore songs including When Time, with Power and others arguing the work had been transferred to Carpente. The court found Power held title to exclusive publication and ordered the defendants to stop printing the stanza joined to Mrs. Han’s verse.

Carpente Street Power Biraud Moore Marevak Fed Thomas Moore Lori Ores Arnold Layimarket

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