30 Jul 1819
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 30, 1819
Page
1
The Dublin Observer announces a weekly edition with closely printed matter on general policy social reform education literature science and public acts. It includes a Banday Reading and subscriptions for town delivery with rates for various terms and advertisements at the office Parliament Street Dublin.
A crowded London gathering heard a report on Mr. Owen's plan to alleviate distress through machinery and an experimental establishment. Support from Duke of Kent and others followed, with opponents noting concerns about wages, machinery, and broader economic policies. The meeting approved the resolution to pursue the plan as an experiment amid mixed opinions.
A speech fragment shows a resolution denouncing John Atkine, Lord Mayor of Londgay, for intemperate acts and inciting riots at a Wednesday meeting. The motion declares him unfit for future confidence and applauds Alderman Walthman for thanks, while Alterman Waithman refuses to second. The session adjourned.
Reports from Buenos Ayres to May 28 and Valparaiso to mid April describe British naval activity against Peru. Lord Cochrane’s squadron, with 2000 troops under Col. Heras, planned to seize Arica. British ships and prizes operate near Lima as Chilean authorities declare a blockade, forbidding trade with Peruvian ports.
Bombay papers report that up to 12,000 men were marching toward the Bectoa valley, with plans checked by defeats at Chouregur and Futti poor. A prisoner, Lieut. Jopeoq, was said captured and forced to send a letter promising rewards for surrender, but the fort's defense held. European news describes student arrests in Berlin and anxiety over a German constitution and Bavarian Baden dispute, while London markets show volatility in English funds amid ample liquidity.
In England reform topics dominate as meetings spread from York’s West Riding to North Shields. Notices call gatherings near Ripponden and Macclesfield, with speeches urging annual parliaments and universal suffrage. Manchester and Birmingham figures pledge support while authorities promise vigilance.
The public shows interest in prize boxing with Donnelly versus Oliver stirring demand. This piece previews training methods, warns against half knowledge, and notes the harsh realities of discipline that fighters endure to prepare for bouts.
Miss O Niall played Mrs Oakley with versatility showing chaste manner and fierce jealousy. Mr Kampye’s cultivated mind impressed with expressive portrayal. Mr Wierraccs as Major Oaklyn and Favuan as Russet delivered solid support with notable merit.
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