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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 08, 1820
Page
2
The page compiles poems and notices detailing literary pieces like a poem about convict punishment and a sonnet on the aurora borealis, alongside brief items from Constantinople to Cairo. It notes obituaries, a tragedy at Enniscorthy, and a Belfast pump invention, with scattered civic and international updates.
The Burdett trial for publishing a Westminster Electors letter is scheduled for March 16 in Leicester. Hung and others face conspiracy charges in Manchester with a trial date set for the following Tuesday in York. Reports hint at a new Royal Throne for the House of Lords and swift construction plans. The King’s purchase of a mansion near Kew Green is noted amid ongoing repairs and renovations.
In Cookstown and Kilkenny the births and marriages are noted. In St George’s Church New, Willis Jennings, to Rebecca Bond, and Charles Peter Campbell to Margaret Hewetson. At Calcutts Captain C W Rowling to Susan Youngest daughter of Leary Rogers. In Sligo Captain Gothen to Miss South, and other notices. Deaths include Anne Pepper, Mary Lodge, Abigail Shaw, and Ellen Sackville. Theodore O Salivan, a renowned Irish poet and cooper, dies in Aiglieh Killarney after a fruitful life in music and letters. Reverend T Mawei of All Saints Nottinghamshire weds Countess of Huntingdon’s daughter. Various obituaries detail long lives and sudden endings.
Dublin prices current for the week ending March 4 show sharp market activity across commodities. The Dublin Journal notes commercial happenings, including court proceedings in the Court of Common Pleas concerning financial disputes and partnerships. Headlines also reference imports, bank matters, and fluctuating prices for items such as flour, timber, and wine, with a focus on economic conditions and market behavior in Dublin and surrounding ports.
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