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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 24, 1817

Page

4

Theatre Liberality Sparks Pay Dispute at Dullin 1981

A lengthy letter to the editor from Theatrical Gazette discusses pay and deductions for theatre performers. It criticizes the manager Mr Jones for distributing only half salaries on certain nights and canceling or shortening shows. The piece argues performers bear losses when performances are cut or tickets sold, urging transparency on wages and practices.

D.tanko Bear E. Royal Fat Ag Jones Dullin

Mr Blanchard Benefit at Dublin Theatre

The article reviews Mr Blanchard's Perfit benefit on Monday night praising his performance and patronage potential. It notes his early popularity with Dublin audiences, his improved talents, and mentions Mees from London and Liverpool theatres whose imitative scenes are part of the show.

Blanchard Bto Meir Ifany Rick Dublin Rea Mees London Liverpool

Dreadful Affrays and Trials Reported in Louth and Dublin

Report covers violent acts including a head injury in Golden Lane inflicted by a bed-post on a girl named Jia P reeval, and a murder attempt with a chopper near Wellington quay. Police rescued children, with one suspect in custody at Newgate. Also notes elections for alderman and a ballast office commissioner after a death, plus theatre aid for stranded Germans in Amsterdam.

Golden Lane Jia P.reeval Mercer's Hospital Wellington Liffey Hense An Welthegton Quay Hinself Louth Newgate Samuel Pentland County of Louth James’s Street Lolee Devon Custom House Paine Dewan Devine Kiniond Nugent John Semple Lewis Morn Fyye Anmad

Beef and Cow Theft Case Reveals Field Robbery Details

A farmer Mr. Ryder traced a stolen cow to a remote quarry hole where a barrel hidden under debris yielded salted beef. Police, with Mr. Ryder and Mr. Sims, recovered the meat and hide, while Ryder earned praise for persistence and offered a reward. Extracts from Carnew Wicklow letters note arrests in a separate murder and robbery case tied to Earl Fitzwilliam.

Seareiran Klapar Otrpeh KapsuTsh Cebsas Hayselt Ryder Harris Mr. Ryder Sims Carnew County of Wicklow Wm. Haigh A. A. Nixon Patrick Byrne William Breen John Carey Wicklow Robert Rickerby Earl Fitzwilliam Rickerby Coolattin Lord Fitzwilliam Byrne Breen Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards Francis Burnaret Cartwhicnt Hust Portsea Lord Eien Borough Hone King's Bench Dukes of York Clarence Sussex Sophia of Gloucester Queen Duchess of Gloucester Carlton-house Princess Elizabeth London Palma Howard Payne Dunkirk England Paris Lisle Old England Calais Silver Sea Kean Deury Lane America Annan Scotland Terry

A Tangled Irish Transport Tale and Cromwellian Verse

Fragmentary notes recount rural transport ventures from Athlone to Galway and Tullamore, a Cork mid-day coach accident near Naas injuring a passenger with estate funds in dispute, plus a Cromwell era anecdote about Mundy the forager’s death and a cobbler’s epitaph contest ending in Mundy’s hanging line.

Yi Thibhi Peter HadhYh Ani Ldrda Chinmel Meralds Edward Wilson Edward Maher Daniel Osborne Robert Power Cartas Athibhe Grandanal Tullamores Galway Athlone Cork Naas Anderson

Arches Court Divorces Wife in Adultery Case

London May 10. A divorce suit over adultery between J W Dunn and Eliza Dunn, wife, was heard with Captain Dygg and Captain Clay named as co-respondents. Evidence detailed two elopements to Dover and Ham Common with Captain Clay, letters of penitence, and failure of the husband to properly restrain or rebuke his wife. Judge discharged the suit for divorce, decree dismissed.

Uway Dumme J. W Duhn Eliza Dygg W. M. Clay Eig. Wert Kb Dragoons Mry Clay Ham Common Duryr Flam Common London Sohollope Lay Dover Atere Papps Captain Clay Captain Clay Unter John Nicholl Dunne

Finances Reported in Treasury Accounts

Unclear OCR summary notes totals from the Treasury for a period ending January 6. Mentions repayments from funds, appropriations, and deficiencies in the mandate for the previous year. References to the Ley and Buchequer and a financial officer, with figures and dates distorted in the text.

Lyntery PBR Ley and Buchequer Billy A

Fragmentary OCR Summary From 8 224 200 Item

The readable text fragment lists numbers and coded references such as 8 224 200 and 2.491 and mentions official value and real value alongside Woolens. It includes an unclear value at 2s 64 and an order at 146, with no coherent narrative or identifiable persons or organizations.

Woolens

A Miser Starved to Death in London Garret

In Oxford Market London a carpenter journeyman James Alexander, missing for days, is found dead in his garret at No.53 Great Castle Street. Tottenham-like penniless, he left 20901 in bills to a distant Edinburgh relative. He had a troubled life, prior thefts, and extreme poverty. A Leeds watchmaker George Prior proposes a life preserving coal mine cage device to prevent rope breakage.

Miser Mr. Omer Great Castle Street Oxford- Market London James Alexander Edinburgh Messrs Nichols Ralph Wells-street Ife George Prior Leeds John Prior Yorkshire

Adelgitha Revival at Drury Lane with Bonner Thornton Debut

The Tragedy of Adelgitha was revived at Drury Lane on Monday introducing Bonner Thornton as Guiscard. Critics praised his lofty figure and commanding presence, noting three rounds of applause for his noble sentiments and soft handling in scenes with Adelgitha. Mrs. Bartley earned applause for her performance and the house, despite rain, was full. Thornton is said to repeat the role at Covent Garden ten years from now.

Drury-Lanf Adelgitha Bonnel Thornton Guiscard Horntoh Elis Covent Garden

Wallace Statue at Dryburgh Erected by Earl of Buchan

A massive statue of Sir William Wallace stands at Dryburgh, height stated as Qix feet, designed by sculptor John Smth from a portrait painted in France. The work was funded by the late Sir Philip Aislie’s father, with a colossal urn atop the adjacent rock bearing the Earl of Buchan’s dedication speech.

William Wallace Dryburgh Earl of Buchan John Smth France Philip Aislie Pilton Earl of Bughan

Caution to Iiles Collectors Flaxseed Now Chargeable

A transitional act for regulating flaxseed and related materials imposes tolls and duties on hemp seed flax hemp and cotton yarn. Penalties include forfeiture of 40 shillings for noncompliance. The notice accompanies a patriotic excerpt about freedom and slavery from a Scotch source.

A Case of Real Distress in Fleet Street

A poor man with seven children, formerly in Exchange Street, begging charity amid extreme poverty. Benefactors are asked to send help to Kennedy, Buker, O'Reilly, Henry Smith, or the newspaper office where the claim can be verified. The father says he can earn only a shilling to fifteen pence daily, barely enough for one meal.

Fleet-street Exchange-street Humane Kennedy Grafton Street Buker Grafton-street O'Reilly Colleges Green Henry Smith Grafton

Leitin Imports of Grain into this Port 1816 figures

Import figures for May 1816 to date show wheat 49 918 quarters barley 18 347 oats 27 906 peas beans 356 bye 569 108 foreign 58 496 quarters. Barley 406 604 oats 49 356 peas and aus 193. Britain based totals 868 024 bulls MLs Bye yt.

Leitin

Governors and Guirdist acknowledgments of charitable donations

A contemporaneous list records acknowledgments from the Governors and Girdists of the Lying hospital for funds donated to the Charity. Names include Lord Bishop of Derby, Mrs. Walliam, Mrs. Graham Toler, Alderman Warner, Lord Mayor Elect, and several officers, with sums and items such as loaves and provisions donated by various contributors through March to May.

Ter Derpy Waolhiam Nax EL. Graham Toler Warner Richard Cave Alderman Riley Bath of Maréh Luke

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