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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 01, 1821
Page
2
A fragmentary literary intelligence piece discusses the death of Pesapartecrenia and surrounding literary gossip. It references various authors, periods, and style, noting telegraphic signals, wardens, and a long discourse on prose, poetry, and biography. The text blends critique with antiquarian digressions and historical allusions.
Acurate sketches of Hanover and nearby principalities describe Bremen and Osnaborgh, with Minden as a key port. The piece notes improvements along the River Elbe shore, new housing, and a revived bathing culture at a modern battery house near Cuxhaven. English visitors frequent Hamburg and Hanover for fashion, inns, and social life, with authorities and an English-speaking host noted among hosts.
An account recounts a tumultuous scene on the Dover coast where a Dutchman, a young companion, and a triangle with a woman led to jealousy and a bedroom disturbance at the Post road inn. The tale moves through frantic intervention, a perilous rescue, and lingering tensions as witnesses debate colonial trade measures and parliamentary representation.
Covent Garden theatre reopens after repaint and brief recess with Mamet Hamlet featuring Young returning to the stage after three years. His powerful portrayal earns strong audience acclaim. Miss Foote appears as Ophelia, debuting in the new season with an engaging performance.
A description from Caw in Londonderry notes a sycamore tree containing a fine spring, its trunk split into two thick branches, with a feed of water. Reports then detail daytime robberies at WoC Hogan on York Street, a chapel on Francis Street, and the Firhouse paper mills in Dublin, plus various notices on British affairs, insolvent acts, and a dramatic prison escape case in Halland.
A historical note details a potato preservation method using small pits filled with straw, earth, and water. Potatoes are turned, cleaned of blemishes, and stored in damp pits. regular watering and earth covering extend shelf life to September. Shade and breathable mats help prevent spoilage in hot weather. Recovery of potatoes after exposure to air or heat is described with practical steps.
A coroner and jury in Kilcock examined the death of a nineteen year old woman who drowned herself in the Royal Canal, after alleged coerced marriage by a serjeant of the 83rd regiment. Witnesses described her distress, with the baby found nearby. the verdict cited self destruction while alone, with the baby’s bonnet on the bank. The report also notes public advertisements for sea bath facilities in Vouiple-street and broader medical opinions on sea water bathing as a therapeutic aid, reflecting local health and welfare concerns of the period.
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