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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 17, 1824
Page
3
A damaged notice from Medical Hall at No 54 looms with unclear names and dates. It references orders and consumption restrictions and mentions a person named Sachvil or a similar transcription and a general warning about bite safety and conduct.
Proceedings of the Association for the Improvement of Prisons in Ireland show a March 1844 meeting endorsing the report, approving accounts, and urging establishment of a House for engaging and employing boys freed from prison. Committee members are listed and praise for Lord Brandon. Notices include trade updates and market prices.
An 1824 appeal details the Strangers' Friend Society urging public support for the sick and needy in Dublin. It cites that 1750 families, 4810 individuals, were helped last year through blankets clothing money and relief, now exhausted, prompting calls to citizens and prominent backers to sustain benevolent work and logistics in crisis.
The society aims to educate the native Irish using their language to foster English knowledge, distribute religious texts by Archbishop Dantedgel and Bishop Redeul, and provide school books while denying any aim to make Irish a general knowledge vehicle. Subscriptions and donations are received by the treasurer Latouche.
On Sunday May 4 at St Ann's Church Dublin the Promoting the Education of the Native Trish held a service with Rev Joseph heln leading. A collection supported the Fever Hospital and the work at Cork Street hospital, with 199 admitted last month and 45 discharged or cured this month, 162 remaining in care.
A Friday blaze at Richmond Barracks caused extensive damage with the right wing of the centre pile destroyed leaving only walls roof and floors. Clothing stores and regimental baggage suffered heavy losses while quarters for the 2d Queen's Bath regiments were disrupted and relocation to George's Street Barracks occurred. The report notes officers deny claims the fire started from a Queen's Regiment soldier.
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