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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 01, 1818
Page
3
Public notices in chancery decree matters list debts and incumbrances on estates of John G Elder and others. Auctions set for May in Dublin and Kilkenny, with terms and dates, requiring claimants to come forward and prove interests before deadlines.
Tenants of the Ranelagh Estate in Westmeath Roscommon and Galway, vested in an Dublin society for Protestant schools, are instructed not to pay rents or arrears. A society agent will collect if authorized. Also advertised are a selection of published anthems and religious music offerings with listed titles and authors.
Advertisement for new school history books including an abridged Ireland history by Goldsmith and companion English histories by Cooper and Goldsmith New Typographic edition with portraits and medals. Listed prices and publishers in Dublin Lower Ormond Quay.
Cabinet maker and auctioneer Robert Frayne Card announces his establishment has moved from Bride Street to No 13, Upper Osmawa-quat. He pledges prompt, attentive service and twenty years in property transfer by valuation and auction, hoping for continued public approval and client trust in his lines of business.
Fragment from a 19th century notice lists Mrs Hodson and Mr Younger departing to a venue called Theatre on Wednesday. It mentions Ladies, Pupila, and a show with boxes potentially available, though the text is garbled and details are unclear.
A district list details dozens of promotions and exchanges across multiple regiments. Cornets, lieutenants, captains, and field officers move by purchase or half pay, with several officers exchanging positions and receiving the associated pay differences.
The April 22 reports note the Chamber of Deputies discussing 1818 expenses with 17 million francs for justice and related ministries, after which it adjourned. German papers counter Naples depredation fears, claiming few robberies and military posts along Papal Neapolitan frontiers to suppress brigands.
An elderly correspondent describes experiments on frost damaged potatoes from January to 1815. Frost penetration, sand storage, and heat timing alter preservation, while covered piles resist decay. He notes starch yield declines slightly after frost but separation improves with tied cloth filtration.
The author explains a winter potato pit method to preserve frosted potatoes. Frosted tubers are washed, grated, and stored in dry pits with mossy turf and earth, remaining usable for feed or food. Proper depth and dry sites prevent rot. frost can convert starch to sugar but preserves quantity and quality.
A long list of towns and counties across Ireland is noted for fairs and market days in the coming week. Entries cover Monaghan, Meath, Wicklow, Cork, Kilkenny, Limerick, Galway, Tyrone, and many others with occasional notes on towns and districts.
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