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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 31, 1824
Page
4
A Porto Bello ship from Callao reports the Royal Spanish army offered to capitulate to Bolivar if sent to Panama to cross to the Atlantic. Details are scarce and fate of the proposition unknown. Intelligence cites Caraccan papers to the 24th and Laguira to March 7. A French sloop arrived at Laguira within six days from Martinique carrying a French Consul to reside there.
From Madrid to Lisbon and Prague reports reach Paris papers on May 14. War rumors loom as Castile debates a dubious amnesty while Empecinado’s fate remains unknown in Extremadura. Lisbon unrest links English and Russian moves, while Parisian observers question ministerial rhetoric and care for Spanish refugees stranded in France.
Lord Byron’s memoirs dispute outlines the transfer and control of the Byron manuscript. Mr Murray and others claim value and bonds while publishers and heirs consider equitable arrangements. The text notes disagreement over who holds rights and the price or debt involved, dated May 26.
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The garbled text appears as an OCR mishmash of scattered phrases. It mentions names and places in a jumbled way with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item. The content lacks readable facts for a proper card.
The 570th Hogs regiment in the city was inspected under the new system by General Sir John Lambert. He praised their appearance and steadiness, promising a favorable report to the Lieut. General commanding the Forces. The event included officers front and a grand repast, with orders to rebuild the nearby barracks and relocate the headquarter division.
The report details Jamaica auctions with minor private sales and steady whisky demand. Watertown notes low corn receipts but improving data prices, with mixed grain prices including Wheat 25a to 38a and Barley 15s to 17s 4d, flour steady. bread assize down 6d. Oil and bacon prices listed, with imports and weigh-house receipts.
The disjointed text references a Cromwell site and a legal matter. It mentions Charles Twert, Mir Wella, and Wath sea arts, with a connection to the house’s site where Cromwell allegedly drew breath. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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