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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 07, 1823
Page
2
A lengthy review praises a new edition on prevention and treatment of infant and child illness. It urges mothers to understand animal economy, proper feeding, and dangers of neglect, praising the author for clear, preventive advice and minimal medical jargon. It advocates personal cleanliness, tepid baths, and cautions against overreliance on medicine, stressing prevention over cure.
Drogheda Journal reports Robinson, a 32 year old yarn dealer from Drogheda, walked 100 miles in 21 hours for honor of old Ireland, then covered 106 miles in 23 hours 10 minutes before stopping. Crowds cheered, he refreshed, breakfasted, and he remains noted for abstemious habits and endurance. A separate note describes a gang of fourteen attempting burglary at Charles Camillon, Esq. near Dunboyne, where shots were fired and attackers fled. linkage to Mary Uren and the Dahinda inquiry mentioned in later lines.
Debates over a petition signed by 2 047 christians and ministers urging tolerance for printing works hostile to christianity. Critics argue for free discussion as essential to truth, citing Paley Tillotson and Lardner, while opponents warn against rabble rousing and blasphemy prosecutions. The House considers printing the petition and a motion upholding liberty of discussion.
Fragmented OCR passage recalls political debates over Greek affairs and Irish governance, with references to public violence, executions, fires, and a court of inquiry. It mentions Lord Byron and Ireland, a dancer named Perrot, a fire at Kea bridge barracks, a death of Mr Jolly, and local cost disputes, all mingled with scattered notices of charity and military movements.
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