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Dublin Journal in Dublin, Dublin

30 Jan 1818

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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jan 30, 1818

Page

2

Literature and Satire on Early Popular Poetry

The piece discusses Roscoe's remarks on improving taste and instruction in polite letters, praising early popular poetry and the like for broadening minds. It covers Sir Goughther's romantic tale of Ostrych and the Emperor's court, and notes Copland’s The Way to the Spittel House as a satirical probe of urban charity and vice in Tudor and early Stuart London.

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Storming of Hattrass Fort Details and Siege

A historical account describes the February to March siege of Hattrass Fort. Troops under Colonel Watson and Col Carpenter attempted storming and bombardment, breaching failed, trenches extended around the fort, batteries erected, and a grand bombardment signaled by a rocket. Casualties included 60 killed by shells, with 109 killed during retreat. Looting followed the fort’s capture on March 24.

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Falcon 4 held amid faltering finance in 191 events

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a falcon, a capital of and dates, with references to a 191 system, reduced fees, and a tense hold position. The text is garbled but suggests financial strain and a pending action related to the falcon and costs.

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Kilalee and Limerick clash sparks in wild street incident

A late afternoon crowd in Kilnaleek and Limerick watched a runaway horse and carriage terrorize Dage Street and then Pale Street before colliding with a carriage. The frightened horse bolted toward the exchange, injuring no one, as bystanders and a local coachman restrained the animal and summoned help.

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Printud for the Puomixroicy at their Ofte

Dublin notice outlines promotions and advertisements for subscriptions with advance payments. It lists delivery options and prices for Twelve Months and Four Months, including country delivery and various monthly rates.

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