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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 17, 1824
Page
2
A historic notice outlines duties on paver hangings and paper articles in Great Britain with licenses required to authorize paper making activities. Traders must register with the Exvise office, listing mills and utensils, each identified by a unique mark on a conspicuous building, and obtain the act at Parliament street, Dublin.
The Excise Office at Dublin issues instructions under Act 5 Geo IV c55 effective January next. Licences required for tawing and dressing hides and skins with duties by weight or tale, with detailed notice, weighing, and storage rules. Export drawback rules outlined. shipments must be secured, weighed, and documented. purchasers can buy act texts from Grierson and Keene, Dublin.
An essay extols maternity as humanity’s noblest grace, portraying the mother as the pinnacle of virtue and reverence. It emphasizes the inexpressible beauty of maternal love, the sacred bond, and the moral duty to honor the sleeping infant and the mother who sustains life.
A fragmentary antique verse reflects on Campbell and the Pleasures of Hope. It depicts a mournful mother watching her sleeping infant and murmuring a lullaby to the child, invoking despair and tender memory in balanced cadence.
A city meeting adopted a resolution to form the Protestant Union to defend Protestant religion and the British constitution against Roman Catholic influence. The society aims to protect civil and religious liberty, with strong immediate support and a large subscription.
Extract from a letter describing a large camp of about 100 including officers, Esquimaux, and details of preparations for Captain Franklin's route via Great Slave Lake to Cumberland House. Mentions joining the expedition, shipborne supplies, and expectations of wintering with hopes of going interior, with notes on Esquimaux Allies and leadership prospects.
An extract reports the Griper left Repulse Bay six weeks ago, endured a gale and difficult navigation, then headed south to safety. Captain Parry reached lat 71 with favorable weather. Captain Lyon and Captain Franklin are mentioned as planning further efforts, while communications attempts were hindered by weather and ship condition.
A cavern near Banwell in the Mendip Hills excites geologic interest. The trenching reveals a record of quadruped bones, chiefly oxen and deer, and fragmentary canine teeth suggesting other fauna. The site promises substantial paleontological value for further study.
A dig near a hillside exposes a deep cavern system with a main chamber 150 by 80 by 30 and a connected vault filled with calcareous sand and bone fragments. Teeth of an elephant were previously found nearby on Button Hill. ongoing exploration may yield more remains for the Bristol Institution's collection.
A narrative letter from Thady Mulroony in England describes meeting Harry Mullydrubs Hall, adopting new identities, and traveling to Chettham. He visits a show called A Wild Irishman and recalls Murty Flannagan, the peddler, and encounters with McMartin, Esquire, the local Member-House. The tone blends Irish humor with travel misadventure and social satire during Sep 1824.
A garbled reminiscence recounts Murty and Marty in Connemara with tenants, rent, and a plan to make fortune as the speaker reflects on law, property and a night’s diversion before returning to Convemars. The dialogue hints at landlord tenant tensions and rural life in a reminiscence.
A long list of petitioners from Dublin Kildare Kilkenny Galway Roscommon Leitrim Longford and surrounding areas appears for hearings at Tailors Hall Dublin with dates in December and November. Names include Matthew Kelly Martin Egan Hubert Alley Thomas Wilson Lewis Crowly Bartholomew Kelly Patrick Mullenny Edward Dalton Thady M Donagh Francis Mullany Mark Mortimer Bryan M Moran and many others.
November final examinations set for John Rooney and others with assignees Codd Kernan O Reilly Bushell and Moore. Dividend notices for Richard Murphy and J Moore. Surrender dates given for Capel Street mercer Thomas Davock and Patrick Byrne of Francia Street with November and December deadlines.
A late November 1824 ledger notes the Fever Hospital and House of Recovery at Cork Street. Patients in the house from last month total 131, admitted this month 215, discharged 368, cured 180, died 0, remaining in hospital 368. By order Yale, April.
Subscribers are warned that the script of Ture Duets JOURNAL enveloped in cover signals approaching end of period. Renewal required to avoid cessation after the third blue cover. Do not split notes to save postage. mis-sent notes hinder delivery. Dublin office prints and sells subscriptions and advertisements at Parliament St. Annual £3 8s 0d, six months £1 16s 0d, four days £1 0s 0d.
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