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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 05, 1824

Page

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Cultivation of flax facing modern rivals with reform urged

An Irish article argues flax growth can rival Dutch yields if farmers shed old habits and adopt science. It highlights the need to improve seed preservation, steeping, and fibre handling, notes Kent Besnard and Kew findings on flax fibre, and warns that current grade and packaging undermine export markets. It urges legislative action and union of landlords, merchants, and exporters to fix quality and market access, citing English and Scotch competition and North American opportunities.

Besnard Trolland Ireland Europe Holland Bander Kew England Max Britain North America

State of the Poor in China Examined by Morrison

An 18th century account in Indo-Chinese Gleaner by Dr Morrison describes Chinese pauperism. It divides the destitute into clean and unclean diseased groups, notes vast numbers of the blind begging, lepers feared as outcasts, and observes charity from temples and mandarins but without reliable parish systems. Northern hardships, Macao beggars, and a critique of missionary funds and Chinese industriousness follow, ending with a somber view on virtue and degradation among the poor.

China Malacca Morrison England Givid Jame Canton Ava Macao Drosa Europa India Africa Woder Macau

Anecdotes of the Prince de Conti in Marseille Fortress

Eccentric Prince de Conti, imprisoned for 43 months in Notre Dame de la Garde, amuses and disturbs fellow prisoners and guards with his flamboyant dress and erratic behavior. The narrative recalls his waking ritual, a violent laugh, and a mock procession that provokes sympathy and laughter among the duke and his brother as they observe the odd man’s antics.

Prince DE Conti Prince da Conti Notre Dame de la Garde Marseilles Antony Philip D'Oleans Duc de Monpensier Paris Duke of Orleans Lis Menivirs Prine de Conti Rus Boas Vhce Wis Tim Hiatus Murat la Republica la Montagoe

Strange Royal Terrace Vigil Illustrious Oddity

An account describes a frightened noble in a bedroom robe and night cap parading on a terrace with a telescope, provoking laughter among guards and soldiers. The scene leads to the release of the Prince de Conti, who soon leaves France for Barcelona, where he dies at age 80 on March 10, 1814.

Prince de Conti Geva-D'Armes France Barcelona

The Army and Major General Hay Ferrier’s Service

Detailed historic account of Major General Hay Ferrier’s military career from cadet days in 1763, through ranks in the Scotch Brigade, half pay complications, and later service including Gibraltar command, Edinburgh duty, and Dumbarton Castle governance, ending with recruitment changes for the 97th Regiment and overall enlistment figures for Great Britain and Ireland.

Hay Ferrier Marjoribank Holland John Stewart Lord Grantham Conway Ponto Col. Ferrier Lord Amherst Edinburgh Castle Dunbar Camp Hilsea Barracks Portsmouth Gibraltar Hhis Amelument Ferriar Jeave England Edinburgh Dumbarton Castle Kield Kield Obieur Great Britain United Kingdom Bean Britain Ysth

Letter to the Editor Alleging Suppressed Publication

A letter from Joan Guapstoun requests the Courier publish Mr Hug kissen's November 2 letter and argues that a Jamaica Newspaper copy was surreptitiously obtained for the 27th issue. The writer asks editors to include the letter and to disclose the author of the copied piece.

Burial bill fuels Catholic rights debate in Youghal

A Cork Youghal reader describes an incident over burial rites after a Catholic youth died. Catholic clergy attended the interment at the town cemetery despite Protestant churchyard restrictions, highlighting sectarian tensions and the new burial bill's reach. The letter cites conflicting Dublin clergy statements and notes prominent Youghal figures.

Cork M. Chronicle Sra Ronayne Halloran Costor Cotter Youghall Youghal Chistianitg

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