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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 27, 1816
Page
4
The narrative details a serious accident on a stage coach route with a four-horse team, a river, and a dramatic rescue. It notes the rescue of a person from self harm, praise for rescuers, and mentions court and police actions concerning a later arrest and pursuit.
The fourth edition of Maner is published with additions in a shielded form and the publisher notes the edition is in the printer’s hands. A sale is announced for a select and valuable Roscor Library collected over thirty years, featuring rare first editions and early printed works, illuminated manuscripts, and vellum Bibles with fine miniatures from the fifteenth century.
A report notes experiments producing emerald green tinctures from bruised coffee seeds with egg white and with water and salts, yielding a vivid pigment suited for painting. The article then shifts to a crime wave in the North Liberties with robberies, house breaks, and a failed hunt for culprits following recent executions and a Special Commission.
The Jimerick Chronicle reports residents of the North Liberties swearing to aid the mayor in preventing night assemblies and unlawful acts. The piece notes praise for the chief magistrate and hints at wider demands for allegiance, with mention of naval officers honored with the Freedom of the City for wartime service and a late burglary at John Fitz-Gerald’s William Street residence.
The writer warns that an ode in the D. F. Post promotes migration to the United States to solve European misery. It argues employment claims disguise political motives and notes emigrants would strain interior lands and indigenous frontiers while U S. trade suffers and ships stay idle. It fears government strain and Indian tensions.
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