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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 30, 1824
Page
4
A correspondent commends the seminary of Mr Enoswourta Bocanonta for impartial instruction that educates Catholic and Protestant youths in the same class, noting its success and wishing Ireland adopted the system to reduce sectarian prejudice.
Fragmentary OCR lists titles and names connected to the Irish judiciary of 1824 including Chief Justice Luiwata, Baron Smyth, Lord Norbury, Chief Baron Nosru Eaat, Baron M'Cielland, Judge John Noarit Wear, Judge Moore, Judge Jebb, Baron Tennefa er, Judge Vandeleur, and Judge Torrens.
In a lengthy proceedings led by Samuel John, Esq., the arches court hears a divorce case against Joan John for adultery. Details recount prior separations, a disputed marriage, and alleged liaisons with Mr Foster and a curate, with judges urging clarity in the libel and the need for precise dates and evidence. The session notes shakes in a separate public notice urging footway cleaning and a late robbery near Drogheda with assailants fleeing as authorities pursue.
The Church news outlines bishop appointments and potential translations, with Hon. and Rev. Henry Stopford named to Ferns Archdeaconry after the late clergy. It notes Maud of Bhinrone Kilcommon, Ahabologue parish petitions against Tithe Composition, and speculates on bishops for Lichfield, Coventry, and Durham. It previews John Erck’s Irish Ecclesiastical Register, detailing parishes, benefices, and Board of First Fruits gifts.
A Dublin meeting of coal traders and coal owners before the Lord Mayor and magistrates aimed to reform carriage charges. They discussed unequal street rates from North Earl Street to Cope Street and turf carriage, with the magistrates urging reduced costs for the poor while coal factors resisted changes.
The article outlines perceived Army augmentation needs with regiments 94th and 9th Infantry and four others, arguing demand due to empire-wide forces and West Indies issues. It also covers a court martial at Madras where Lieutenant J W Carroll of the 66th Regiment is found guilty on four specifications and sentenced to discharge. Market lists follow with grain and flour prices and changes across several ports and dates, noting limited demand and price shifts.
Grain traders report demand and price shifts for Old Wheat and oats with advances in several markets. Quotes show higher prices for fine white and dark wheats and improved oats, while bean and pease activity remains limited and price trends vary by region and commodity.
A garbled medley of names and phrases references Paris, consols, and mid-day quotes. The text hints at financial terms, votes, and property matters with unclear attributions and dated language.
A garbled OCR fragment references local individuals such as John Beach and George Via, noting dates around an Aldtete Hace and a Late Mtvar Orr. The readable items suggest a community record or obituary style snippet with limited clear details.
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