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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 11, 1824

Page

4

The Great Fight Between Spring and Langan Opens

The War Office steam packet reports from Chichester on June 9 describe a massive crowd gathering for the planned boxing fight between Spring and Langan near Chichester. Promoters fixed a twenty four foot stage, deposits secured, and both pugilists arriving with entourages as bets surged and preparations neared completion.

M. War Office PatwensTon Hyde Buretot London Warwick P. C

The Long Fight Between Langan and Spring

A detailed, pace filled report of a boxing bout between Langan and Spring. The narrative chronicles round after round of heavy blows, throws, and falls with both fighters staggered and exhausted. Spring sustains numerous powerful hits yet remains dominant, while Langan shows resilience and repeated attempts to rally before being overwhelmed.

Langan Spring

Spring Stops Langan in 58 Minute Boxing Bout

The report describes a brutal 58 minute fight where Spring repeatedly defeated Langan. Langan was knocked down multiple times, staggered, and became insensible after the final blows as spectators urged taking the hurt man away.

Dakath Langan Anucher Spring

Change of the French ministry and market notes

The piece reports a ministerial reshuffle with M de Villele temporarily taking Foreign Affairs, replacing Viscount de Chateaubriand, and notes interim posts for Moustier in Switzerland. It adds financial and foreign affairs updates from Paris, Madrid, and London markets with comments on bonds, Spanish news, and grain prices including wheat and oats.

M. UN Chateaubriand Chamber of Peers M. de Villele Viscount de Htoile Louis France Navarre Count de Villele Council of Ministers Department of Finance Portefeudlle Viscount de Chateaubriand Madrid Spain Aranjuez

Third Edition Reports Detail of Langan’s Death

Dublin Journal reports at five o clock the Curonie of vestenpay shipping the Volowaig to Tur Batrev. The brutal bout lasted an hour and four minutes. Langan was horribly scarified, carried from the ring as 90,009 spectators watched. He blinded both eyes yet refused to yield, hailed as a brave fighter. Oxford reports Langan died from injuries since the fight.

Langan Spring Volowaig Tur Batrev Oxford Langan Lau Santry Church House of Sheler Aioan Pamed D. Kavenagh Dornstown Fieklstown Meath Corté Galdien Dondun Heppy Tosis Vibe Une Gleth Lend Porta Genticnan Vuerto Rico

Puzzling Reraty voyage and late arrivals at sea

The Reraty and Rodinson sailed for Dauliaica in ballast amid poor voyage notes. Several ships including the Piaf, Hermes, and Meteor were sighted or reported aboard, with multiple arrivals at Cape and Bristol entries. Passengers and crews are listed with names and destinations as weather and quarantine routines affect port movements.

Reraty Rodinson Dauiaica Mowbray Clonper Arriv

Dublin market notes and weekly price report 1824

The weekly Dublin market note details wheat at 24 stone 22 9 140, barley 15? 0 15 0, oats 5 11 stones 14 0, and flour near 40s per barrel. Quotations show moderate to heavy demand for flour, varied butter prices, and limited oats and barley sales. Reports include thefts at Santry church and a church fellowship election with eight candidates.

Wales Toewlay Sereaienilay Borcoma Dublin Bakeka

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