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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 28, 1824

Page

2

Redgauntlet A Tale of the Eighteenth Century Review

A detailed literary notice discusses Redgauntlet by Walter Scott, outlining plot threads from Latimer and Lilias to Redgauntlet and Alan Fairford. It notes themes of Jacobite intrigue, coronation memories, and restore the house of Stuart, with praise for its style while criticizing some verbose episodes and moral reflections.

Reidgauntiet Waverley Wvo Weeball Willie Steeny Awenson Redgauniler Higernt Detcal Rergauntler Kay Gal Sir John Steenie Steesie Tanya Orbelle Hes Steevie Relgauntlet Fairford Geddes Rachel Dumfries Mr Maxwell Alan Arthuret Bair- Tadies Carlisle Bnonaventure Maxwell Latimer Redgauntlet Darsie Latimer Herrien Herries Darsie Kermit Lilias Evan Uristal Nixon Darste Sir Ilenry Darste Redgauntlet Devonshire Alberic Dare Heia Laily Lilies Rem Litias Stuart Father Crackenthorpe Joshue Geddes Peter Peebles Alan Fairford Nanty Awart Alan Kisavell Father Buonaventure Peebles Foxley Redgawattet Ewart Redgaunttet

Hide and Skin Act changes Irish leather duties

An Act of the British Parliament titled Hide and Skin Act raises Irish leather duties to 14d per pound weight from January 5 and imposes licenses for tanning and currier work. It aims to unite duties with England and curb haste in tanning, arguing Irish leather will regain former superiority due to fresher hides and better farming practices in Ireland.

Ireland House of Commons England Triah Tims Breland

New South Wales Reports From Sidney and Van Diemen's Land

The journals from Sidney New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land show rapid improvement with diverse content. Me Oxley reported a larger river outlet near Moreton Bay, sounding 50 miles from the mouth, with river water depths of 3 to 9 fathoms and tides up to four feet. He traced its course 30 to 40 miles beyond, suggesting it may be the Macquarie river outlet toward Macquarie marshes.

Sidney New South Wales Moreton Bay Oxley Macquardie Marshes Macquarrie Rivar Aaothar

Early Colonial Ship Movements And Transport Advances

The article notes improvements in the colony including a daily stage coach between the town and Paramatis and a two spring caravan for passengers. It mentions a French frigate Cognilla arriving from Lane after a long voyage, and the voyage objectives of natural history and geography. Lieut. Cuthbertson, in command of Macquarris K, drowned saving a schooner. Friends of Barron Field arrive in England as Captein Ascough’s ship completes a 184-day voyage from Sidney Now, South Wales with colonial timber and seal skins.

Port Cortati Paramatis Prapari Sidney Paramatta Liverpool Windsor Cognilla Cuthbertson Mandant

Indictment and Verdict in Malicious Conjugal Assault Case

In Middlesex adjourned session a case of assault tied to criminal conversation was tried. The defendant, a large bricklayer with alleged wealth, allegedly seduced the plaintiff’s wife, leading to a violent confrontation at the defendant’s home. The jury found the defendant guilty and the chairman fined him 12 pounds and awarded damages to the plaintiff amid remarks on brutal conduct.

Trindale Vy. Tibbutta C. Phillips Somera Rhodes Leach Krn John Falstaff Kapar Phillipa Harrison Trindale Prendergast M Const Ife Phillips Hanation Crim

Subscriptions and notices for The Dasin Journal

Subscribers are reminded that receipt of The Dasin Journal in its envelope signals the approaching end of a period. Do not split notes to avoid double postage as it shortens the term. Money Letters are delivered at the post office. Dublin printing office advertises rates: Annual £3 4s, eight months £2 5s 6d, six months £1 16d, four months £1 4d.

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