04 Nov 1818
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 04, 1818
Page
1
The text fragment depicts tense discussions with Mr. Fowler, hints at price disputes for clothes, and references imperial figures and family tensions. It mentions restraint on releasing prisoners and concerns over interference by high officials, with scattered notes on past visits and observations.
The piece summarizes a wartime dispatch style account discussing the Waterloo campaign, detailing Prussian and British movements, the actions of Napoleon, Ney, Grouchy, and Blucher, and the ultimate outcome at Waterloo. It reflects on strategic errors, communications, and the perceived blame for the defeat.
Fragment from a private letter discussing Napoleon and his partisans. Mentions Allied Sovereign potential mistreatment and its effect on supporters and enemies. Text is garbled and partial, with obscured names and dates.
A Select Committee report outlines Ireland's distress as driven by failed agriculture, lack of capital, and rising mendicancy. It argues for restoring credit, reforming leases, promoting agriculture and fisheries, and enabling woollen and textile industries to curb poverty and support the empire.
An Ocr-like discourse critiques hairbrained sheep remedies and costly false cures. It notes that some approaches ignore proven prevention, promote risky medicines, and waste money on new drugs. The piece also contains a death notice for Mr. Sawodlers indicating a local obituary.
Fragment from a Dublin notice lists annual subscriptions at £3 3s and items for sale including sixpence items and a bur movable, with reference to Parliament Street and Iberr Oilee printing. The text is garbled but indicates a printer issuing a price list or advertisement catalog for subscribers and goods.
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