05 Jun 1822
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 05, 1822
Page
1
Notices describe baths at Bath Street and Mountjoy Square with various facilities and rates including medicated baths and cold baths. It references wardens, attendants, and subscription payments. a July due date for rates and public notices about hemp land payment conditions and collection arrangements.
Fauliiér's Dublin Journal reports a harsh account of deaths from hunger and fever in the town of Dublin and surrounding villages. It notes the spread of contagious diseases, calls for public health measures under the 69 Geo. III act, and details proposed actions by parish officers of health, including cleaning streets, removing nuisances, and confining idle beggars. It cites the May Constitution and urges rapid adoption of remedies, including a temporary fever hospital with low cost cabins.
A public appeal from a board of eminent scientists and medieval scholars requests government aid to relieve afflicted populations amid contagious disease. The message notes the board meets at 22 Bagdot Street and acts as a communications link between charitable institutions to share best practices in sickness relief across the kingdom.
The document outlines six and more proposed causes of civil unrest in Ireland, including population pressures, church establishment discord, and modes of paying clergy. It details plans such as land taxation, colonial drainage, provincial banks, and leasing episcopal lands for long terms to extend public funds and stabilize governance.
The Dublin market report details scarce demand for corn with nominal prices for wheat flour and oats while potatoes from England and Ireland show limited demand and declining values. It covers salt tax debates in Ireland, salt trade history, and calls for action by merchants. includes adoption and admission of scholars, a Salt Tax committee debate, and local marriages and notices in Trinity College era fashion.
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