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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 26, 1819
Page
4
The fragment discusses potential government interference with proposed rates and notes for commercial bills. It mentions gold payments and the capital of a bank, then alludes to public misperception and a pamphlet by Charles Wre Withays of Dublin, noted in the Dubin Journal. The text is fragmentary and references a banking system debate.
The French papers received by mail circulate reports of a misunderstanding between Sweden and Russia. A letter from Frankfurt is shared claiming an informed view that mediation by England is possible. It notes the House of Vasa has not attempted to recover the throne since Vienna. Gustavus’s son rejects his father’s renunciation.
The letter from Frankfort May 10 discusses scattered rumors on Sweden's crown dispute. It notes Gustavus III's stance, Charles XIV John's position, Norway’s union with Sweden, and Danish credits under Kiel. It also covers Russia’s role, Swedish princes, and potential German alignments amid broader European maneuvers and a Paris court case.
Fragmented OCR lists various works and authors including life of Piow, The Voyage of Discovery, Admiralty topics, Langues Americaines, astronomy, and poetry. Mentions Captain Mayal Navy, Java history, and English poetry with scattered titles and scholars.
Death of JUNE reported at EUCH y clERK in a brief notice noting a local ceremony and farewells with parish tone and minimal detail.
The Dublin Journal notes a potential saving of 2,136,923 pounds by applying the sinking fund to 115 year loan repayments. The National Debt Office reports gains from redeeming old debt, while contemporary market chatter shows a volatile stock scene. Consols drift, shares tumble, and Bank forecasts hint at shifts in public credit amid parliamentary debates and potential loan negotiations.
A May 24 meeting of merchants and ship owners at the Village Tavern George Yard Lambard store discusses alarm over parliamentary moves and calls for forming a committee to prepare a petition. Members named include Daal Chares Herring, Pocotige Jeter Porte, Max Kymer, Thomas Reader, and J.D. Dowles to act as secretary with authority to add members.
At Dublin Castle a grand installation for the St Patrick’s Cathedral ceremony is described with guests including Marquis of Thonsuod and various nobles. Details cover seating, galleries, chandeliers, and duties of officials, noting preparations, procession, and expected attendance at the event and related receptions.
In a Dublin case the Paving Corporation sought 2370/7 from the City of Dublin Treasurer for annual duties tied to paving and cleansing acts. The court sustained objections to the plaintiff’s procedure and ruled in favor of the Commissioners for Paving, upholding the prior verdict of 7007 damages and denying the motion to set aside with costs.
May 26 market report shows wheat steady while oats and flour hold modest demand. whiskey dull. Political scene covers Bernard and Rockout voting against windfall tax, Tawton’s bid for bankruptcy court reform failing, plus Drogheda and Tralee parliamentary changes. Theatre notes report Othello miscast, Cobham delivering a strong second act.
Birth notices from Wexford Clare Cork and surrounding regions report numerous names and vague details. Prominent figures include the Baty family, Viscount Gone, Sir J. Sasirade, and Major Caron. Additional data references mix towns such as Beckenham Gren Britainestrept and Epping with titled individuals and apparent godparent or relation notes. The fragmentary text hints at multiple births and social connections across Ireland and England, with mentions of the Royal Horse Artillery and local clergy. The overall record resembles a crowded society column with irregular spellings and partial phrases.
Cock. per Hoyas, 8 Rlongton eA et de Grind Sto Mattel. county rivalries between the Geatieudie of the fing' County and County Ponmanah begin Monday. Crowded Pit. seven battles, four mains, three bye-play. King's County wins three of four mains and two of three byes. overall 100-70 favored King's County. Fermanagh takes three of four mains, two of three byes. Week-long continued clashes, with Fermanagh gaining momentum. wings of science noted as interior visitors arrive in Cowas.
Reports from Dublin head office describe two young men accused by a hackney coachman of defrauding him of a ride fare after a late night ball at the Rotunda. The magistrate ordered immediate payment of the coach fare and moderate compensation for the coachman. Other cases include a woman, Mary O Neill, remanded after pawned calico linked to suspected theft, and Patrick Dunn charged with burglary at a boot and shoemaker shop with stolen goods traced to his cellar sale. London police also report an incident involving Captain Hailey and a warrant for a dispute over language and conduct after a Strand encounter.
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