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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 20, 1820
Page
2
A Vatican letter from Anghlo Mal, First Librarian, discusses discovery and impending edition of medieval works at Milan and Vatican libraries. He details manuscripts by Cicero, Fronto, and others, the need for scholarly apparatus, and plans for a Rowman edition.
The report covers April 1419 showing yields higher than the previous year with 227000 barrels caught and 162909 exported, mostly gutted, and a rising overall supply. It notes price declines toward April with about 15000 barrels unsold and cold storage or disposal issues as fishing began.
A fierce hurricane at Verdun on the fourth inst killed four persons found in fields. Ariot, who called himself a Pole and claimed to be an agent of Mong parte, was sent to Paris under escort to reveal details about that figure. En route through Troyes he escaped. Paris papers note Augsburg authorities have arrested the suspect after measures to ensure safety. He allegedly hails from a former banker’s family in Friedort and was linked to a banking house in Augsburg.
The document lists numerous final examinations and debt proofs in Dublin with agents named for each case. It includes entries for James Cathrew, Jackson Syres, and many others from Dublin and surrounding areas, plus a large section on imports and exports from the port. The United market notes feature weekly prices and goods such as brandy cheese cider wine and bread.
A scattered Irish and British obituary page lists numerous deaths and memorials from Kilkenny to Cork, Dublin to London. Entries name individuals, their ages, titles, and families, with brief tributes and notices from churches, regiments, and local authorities. The column mixes military, civic, and ecclesiastical figures with personal reminiscences and funeral details.
A public spirited nobleman hosts a rural meeting at the Marquis of Downshire's Townshire estate. Competitors plough in a disciplined, scientific manner, prizes awarded by judges including Sir Robert Bateson and Lord Hillsborough. Dinners follow with acknowledgments to Ireland’s linen and fisheries initiatives and notable local figures.
Obscured OCR text shows an advertisement prose. Mentions Dublin proprietors and advertisements subscriptions. Crumbling lines reference four months and payments. Grounded, unclear names or dates remain unreadable.
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