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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 28, 1820
Page
3
Fragmentary verse describes twilight scenes with mythic imagery and a veiled pursuit. The speaker laments a betrayed heart as night deepens, invoking gentle twilight, distant bells and a poetic meditation on solitude and desire.
The Thirteenth Half Yearly report details the TAM examination results at Teinaiglian institution. Professor Von Feinaiglé died December 24 after a convalescence, leaving pupils and parents mourning yet praising his educational system. The committee outlines the value of his method, its diffusion, and plans to expand classrooms and boarding to accommodate more pupils at a reduced fee, while securing ongoing support for the school. Also notes the university placements and scholarships won by recent pupils.
Captain S Brown reports completion of a chain bridge across the river, 437 feet bank to bank, to open on the 200 Tastant for paving and carriage. The project, first of its kind in Mis or any county, aims to benefit the country. Captain S Mrawn manufactures improved chain cables at Limehouse used in navy work.
Fragmentary notes claim Henry Philips planned a tote sale at Vermonth on Wednesday to raise 400M to fund We Youngs. A church pew associated with King Majesty was valued at twenty one pewter cups and sold at ten guineas each.
A long list of births and marriages records across counties including Limerick, Tipperary, Cork, and Waterford. Notable names include Lady Frederico Louise Murray, Major Otrartés, and Colonel the Hon. TM Stauhape. The notices reference Noble titles, county seats, and church or civic venues with dates and connections to prominent families and figures.
A fragmentary notice details subscriptions and rates, mentioning Roads Advertisements and a long list of names and localities, with references to Lamar Street and Edinburgh. The legible text hints at a period publishing venture with subscription terms and a publisher at a London or English style location.
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