21 Nov 1823
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 21, 1823
Page
1
A garbled notice notes unrest over gas lighting with references to rent, a stipulation against morning lighting, and a signer named Qellery RORENT WARSEW ALL. The fragment hints at a public irritation or protest about utilities and permissions, with scattered proper nouns and place-like terms.
Reports from Madrid and Paris describe the execution of General Riego on the seventh, with accounts of his calm composure and religious end. Parisian press discusses alliance politics, Spanish loans rumors, and the fragile health of Kzno while detailing court notices and military commands in Catalonia and Cadiz.
Reports from Madrid and Paris detail royalist movements in France and the fate of the Inquisition amid ongoing wars. Letters describe crowds cheering the royal arrival, calls to reestablish the Inquisition, and hopes for amnesty in Spain. Other dispatches cover Greek diplomacy, Egyptian rumor, and colonial tensions with South America.
Sunday reports detail Grenadier Company movements from Tod Regt to Rathikate and detachment actions by the 20th Boyt under Cal Popham, with 17th foot marching Gosport to Deanewater for ball. 53d Infantry to march from Gosport to Weedon, arriving 24th. praised 63rd for no desertions on West Indies embarkation. Royal Artillery commandant shifts discussed. Major General J J S Smith named new Colonel-Commandant. Sir Henry Currens inspects Coldstream Guards, praising the improved system's simplicity and speed with solid square wheels and notable formations.
A mass meeting at the Sessions House Green Street led by the Lord Mayor, with the High Sheriff and officers, resolved to curb Sunday public house closures, ban gambling and late openings, and enforce strict hours. The order limits shops to two pm openings and 11 pm closures, with enforcement to be upheld despite limited cooperation. A bakery seizure and other disturbances were noted as part of wider unrest in the city.
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