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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 07, 1821

Page

4

Kilkenny public meeting backs Catholic rights reforms

A Kilkenny gathering on November 1 in the theatre, chaired by Richard Colles, urged removal of all disabilities against Catholics. Speakers pressed government to pursue concord with the sovereign and to pass reform through Parliament, highlighting prior liberal gains and urging inclusive participation in the British constitution.

Kilkenny Uion George Sreeh Ireland Madames Sovarniga Fratond Racotyrandatin Hin Leech Thatia Iceland Allor Graciety Butt Bealing Poulicad Volanour Ios Peava Aueryth Keanil Mir. Macartnay Costello Haguad Hera EP Bey Mr. Butler Pierce Butler Leland Colles Peter Hyan Sq. Whyleleagick Pat Byrne May Mien Cuiles Mnothuud Aeel

Waters and roads overshadow famine in Ulster county report

A weather drenched scene from Loadaderry, Tyrone, and surrounding counties describes failed potato crops, widespread crop rot, and mounting distress. The text notes wet conditions, distress in families, and commented hardships across towns including Lander dale, with mentions of affected farms, local figures, and ongoing relief concerns. The account also references Charities and notable visitors in the region.

General Observations on Fashion in Winter Attire

The article surveys current winter fashion trends with emphasis on cloth, velvet, and furs among pedestrians. It notes heavy use of silk variants, mixed trimmings with velvet, and popular furs like sable and chinchilla, plus carriage dress details such as swansdown muffs and velvet bonnets with ornate edges. It highlights colors including violet, purple, lavender, coral, and greens, and mentions styles in dresses, mantles, and headpieces with feathers preferred over flowers for most ages.

Naples Swansdown Mudx Tippetn Soio Lioud Tucker

Tremor at Comrie Terrifies Stirling Observers

An old Earthquake shocks Comrie with a strong tremor felt up to twenty miles south. Stirling men walking near Tuath report the quake at about three in the afternoon with a visible nose-like motion. Reports mention Blackford and nearby areas feeling similar tremors as the New York press notes a coincident spectacle and a painting gallery anecdote. A Durham Chronicle note mentions a court action related to weather events and fines of one hundred guineas for two defendants.

Comrie Stirling Bret Peiew Tle York Phewtre Leestur Tongwil Abigail Ural Paci Linneeurt Murtiige Dikastsy Tk Srarcek Oy College Ghee Bacredin Aikall Uidletet Guneerse Todd New York South Sheel Durham Chron Reynolds Dougherty Rome Curk Chronicle

Theatre Royal review of The Inconelous and next bills

Last night Fanquuan presented The Inconelous to a fashionable audience. Mr Tatsor as Young Abiralde impressed with his known talent. Iris and Durisette provided lively contrasts, Mina Brunton shone as Bizarre, Ming Lacy earned praise as Ortanya, and the company sustained other parts well. Future offerings include Ste Stoops to Conquer and Match Breaking, with details on Duenna and Mary Queen of Scots debuts and Mrs Byaxas benefits.

Fanquuan Mr. Tatsor Abiralde Iris Oriaana Durisette Fanaga Gonthmoan Byzarre Buunton Mina Brunton Ming Lacy Ortanya Charactons GoLpamirn Ste Young Marlow Mr. Fania Mize Hardcastle VA. Hine Don Carlos Davis Theatre Royal Einglish Opera Clara Beoromn

LAW INTELLIGENCE OPENING TERM OF COURTS NOV. 6

Yesterday marked the first day of term with ceremonial openings under the new act regulating court offices. Junior Judges reported to the Chief Justice, praising officers like George Hill and Till for their faithful service and record upkeep. Grand juries were sworn in the Court of King’s Bench, and petitions from Dublin residents sought compensation for arson and property losses as court proceedings began.

Cqury OF Common Pleas Johnson Randa Lord Norbury George Hill Till George Vesey Juan Flelay Lake Whit Eeg M. I Henry Arabin George Womis Joshua Spencer John Arthur William Rataborne Clinch Thomas White Juin Garnett Jonepl Smith John Aweeney Lindy Foot T. BR. Needham Joss O'Neill Thomas Sherrard Kegva

Market Report Notes Volatile Grain and Meat Prices

The market report shows limited gratitude supply and uneven demand across grains and meats. Wheat futures slip while prime hogs, pork, and bacon offer mixed prices. brisk demand for select qualities. cattle and mutton prices vary. overall activity appears cautious with several commodities showing price pressure and others steady or rising slightly.

Lus Primu Nour Peg Heiny Queen's Dubia

Fragmentary note on regional power figures and events

A garbled OCR fragment references the Robertins of tis Pee valleney, the Lord Peahinmit, Fort Me, Phase Welate, and the Countess of Astren. It mentions Quenarm Castle and potential upcoming activities, with scattered names like Mr Uatna and Rev. Porta Hisena. The text also hints at weather, cattle, and local legal or ceremonial matters, but details are unclear.

Provincial Intelligence and County Magistrates Monitor Peace

A convoluted report cites Mr Secretary Grant on arming one hundred men for central station, notes Captain Kenny of the Allioroba infantry contradicting prior claims, and mentions a Ballinrobe fire lock incident. It also covers Kerry Limerick border security talks, magistrates meetings, and measures to deter bandit threats with military detachments.

Mayo Kenny Allioroba Infantry Keney Ballinrobe Ita Keany Kerry Crosbie Johe Lambert Limerick Abbeyfedl Harnet Castleisland Korey Thia Thor Dike Alacotta Ypperney Wire Teldi Cishel Dines Plateoa Mir Glengad Koved Wioteceke Woalseia

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