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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 24, 1817
Page
2
A long critical essay defends Shakespearean interpretation of Richard III and Macbeth. It argues for deeper subtext, refutes alternative readings, and attacks overstatements about courage and tyranny while tracing the plays’ character development from youth to tragedy. Strong emphasis on textual nuance and authorial insight.
A dense critical extract analyzes Macbeth and Richard the Red, arguing Richard’s cowardice and ambition contrast with Macbeth’s virtuous potential. It discusses authorship, moral judgments, and dramatic portrayal, noting Whately and other critics’ views on tyranny, fate, and courage. The piece reflects Victorian-era editorial framing.
Fragmentary letter from 1747 contains garbled text and introspective confessions. The writer discusses personal grief and moral reflections while referencing correspondents and a desire to prove kindness and forgiveness. The piece appears as a rough diary‑like reflection or literary fragment without clear narrative or date specifics beyond the year.
A fragmented 18th or 19th century missive from Troon discusses life’s difficulties and pleasures, praising Scottish ladies as exquisite and lamenting bachelor life. The writer appeals for friendship and guidance, signing as a considerate brother and referencing distant gentlemen abroad.
A long irregular excerpt explores language barriers and suppression in a historical debate. It cites Mesratlf and Pearists, praising linguistic study and freedom of the press while criticizing tyranny. The text references Ben jamin Connie, M. Hiya, and M. Vatimznel in arguments about political writing and royal authorities.
The body of Captain Mockler was found at dawn on the first instant in Giouatts Houre, Veath County, after sudden illness. The deceased was described as a respected and benevolent man, generous and venerable, whose loss is mourned by many. He was known as a steadfast friend and benefactor to the poor.
The court adjourned after trials in Wexford and Longford districts. Convictions for burglary, sheep stealing, and potato theft were handed down, with several defendants transported for seven to fourteen years. A death sentence was recorded for a man convicted of feloniously taking cows, while others faced penalties or acquittals as Grand Jury witnesses spoke.
July reports show butter prices varying by grade for merchants, with oats and wheat market activity mixed. Fading demand in Edinburgh and Haddington markets noted, while barley, beans, and peas prices moved within old ranges. A Perth potato sale highlights local farming initiative by Mr Smythe of Methven.
Printed for the Proprietora at their Office in Parliament Street the notice lists subscription payments in advance for twelve months and four months with various regional rates. It mentions town and country options and includes several old monetary notations and prices.
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