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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 09, 1819

Page

4

The Duke of Burgundy Trademarks a Mock Trial Play

A review condemns Mr Jones's drama for its implausible plot and wooden characters. The Duke of Burgundy presides in a mock tribunal, fining and banishing townspeople, then condemns Renault and exalts virtue, ending with a condemning portrayal of a failed stage piece. The critic laments the play’s lack of naturalism and callous sentimentality.

Wik Govainor Aba Mike Ndy Burgandy Conuam Thomenoxy Gover Count de Sourcal Nan Whdin Renault Duke of Burgundy Gret Count de Surval Dazivelt Madame Danvelt Mies Waitskenr Deny Reneult Madame Danieli Danvelt Mr. Jones Eenadd Auitee

Curragh Race Stakes and Derby Prospects In 1819

Sporting intelligence covers Curragh races with stakes for two year olds and three year olds, listing horses such as Rob Ray Dass Fitzemily Oliver Cromwell and Dandy. Also notes a broader debate on Scottish land improvement and transport, including irrigation, drainage, and water transport to ease travel and prevent overloaded coaches.

eKirwan Whaley Ch. c. Chisseller

Royal Birth Day and Drury Lane theater shifts unfold in London

The report describes royal celebrations for the king's birth, with church bells, flags, and cannon salutes across St James's Park and the Tower. It notes Drury Lane preparations and resignations of the theatre sub-committee, plus talks of Elliston and Kean managing next season. Ambassadors and physicians are listed among attendees at the event.

Davia Keane Wilsnmn Eterborough Wudterlies Leopold Claverpne Duke of York Lane Duchess of Stephen Kemble Elliston Kean Drury Jane Theatre St. James’s Park London

Meeting to petition Parliament on foreign enlistment bill

Yesterday morning six troops of the 18th Hus Sara landed here from Liverpool and two more arrive. A requisition to the Lord Mayor calls a Special Court to urge economy and reform in Parliament. Letters from Lisbon describe immense grain importation, new duties on wheat and Indian corn, and low barley stocks. A May 26 1819 letter from aboard the Henry praises Captain Newport and the ship’s comfortable voyage home.

Hussara Liverpool London Cowmons Lisbon Odessa Riga Archangel Sco Oporto Eliers France Renneele Extead Henry Dublin Eyne Newport

Anniversary of the King’s Birthday Across Irish Garrisons

Reports from Galway, Limerick, Kilkenny, and Clonmel describe royal birthday honors. Regiments paraded, fired feu de joie, and town streets glowed with illumination as guards, artillery, and dragoons celebrated the monarch’s 81st year. Casualties noted at Killaloe fair amid rioting fears.

Pas Rade Snl Kilkenny Waresgong Jung -G Uisu Regi Galeway 77Th Galway Advertiser Limzxicx O'Loughlin Royal Artillery Desbrisay Light Dragoons Onslow Foresteen Royal Welch Fusileers Pearson Limerick Newcastle Ehorsea Kildare Killaloe Franklin Knocking Cabervulish John Collins Henry Millwood Court Black Canton Carlow Dunban Carlow Morning Post Clonmel Ste of Whitehaven Thomas Mann N. KE Porsons White Lion

Kilkenny Agricultural Report Notes Weather and Crops

Heavy rains early month delayed barley sowing and potato planting. After mid month favorable weather, farmers resumed field work and late spring crops progressed well. Barley fared despite frost, potatoes planted early suffered frost in some districts, wheat and oats promise good yields, meadows flourish, flax yields limited but viewed as national employment benefit. Fairs stock levels high but prices steep, old potatoes ample but market prices climbed to exceptional levels. Report notes distressing village practices raising public ire. Date cited June 1 1819.

Scott Countess of Okmonde

Gas lighting sparks citywide inquiries and odd cases

The piece notes gas lighting spreading in post offices and towns, questions why the city lags, and recounts a Whitehaven masquerade outfit. It also reports a pickpocket on Carlisle bridge arrested, describes pickpocket lingo with go-boys, a powder explosion incident in London’s King’s Bench Court, and a Trinidad sugar shipment arrival.

England London Maccaroni Whitehaven Faucett Carlisle Bridge Swan College-street Jane Gielays King's Bench Court Hume Long-acre Ife Bing Hope Collins Trinidad Corgo Sugara

Prison sentences in barefaced theft and assault case

Court records reveal multiple theft and assault convictions. Whelan and Quirk deny rope theft, while Cummins is found guilty of stealing Bible-related items. The Recorder condemns depravity, sentencing Cummins to 12 months hard labor and Harrington to seven years transport. Welsh receives six months and branding.

Murath James Quirk Pat Whelan MM. Relily Reilly Quirk Julia Cumming House of Correction Southfield Richmond Pestitentiarys Joseph Harrington Firmnass Rez Corder Margaret Campett Campbell James Doyle Thea Curt

Births and deaths fill Shannon Lodge and Lisheen

Birth notices from Shannon Lodge County Limerick mention a daughter to Luaynp Bag and a son to Captain Juta Ganeart at Castle Lake County Clare. Marriages include Benjamin Bourton to Joan Brown of Limerick and Major Hasttrox’s daughter to Newry, while several obituaries honor Mrs. Moons, Miss UWkwonton, Mrs. Byaxe, and Dr. John Dorie of Usher's Island among others.

Shannon Lodge County Limerick Kew Luaynp Bag al Lewes Pasten Royal Hlorse Artillery Ave Cora D. AL. Wanage Chidren Aude Girth Thei Walker Castle Lake County Clare Cap‘ain Hasttrox Fitzwilliam-street Moons Richard Moone Eay Tip Perary Meath Crantsan George LaaLig Gansoon Great Britain Byang Mr. Il de Weilaga Uuweruue Usher Joux Dorie Royal College of Surgeons St. Patrick's College Maynouth Bia Waele North Great George Uwkwonton Workstreet St. James's Square London Launy Agari Charl Wseui Lu Lana MaGuiity Parnicx Maceiag Drouberill Uear Newry O'Llanlon Moat Bayoell Queen Square Uath Queensborough Pyasage Cork Mire Casmenisen Brane D. Evans Alphe Crescent Mise IpaAaee Baany Citakcos Bana

Dublin Corn Exchange Market Report June 9

Auction notes show oats in better demand with price advances over previous weeks. Good feeding oats scarce yet sought after while barley and wheat hold steady values. flour prices steady with limited supply and small gains noted in feeding oats.

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