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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 01, 1823

Page

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Paris papers reveal Rikoc social upheaval and Cadiz tactics

Extracts from Paris and Windas discuss Rikico and the Balearic crisis. Reported plans show a possible policy split in the French cabinet over Rikico’s fate with liberals urging prisoner of war status and ultras pressing for execution. Cadiz negotiations loom as Duke d Angouleme weighs bombardment to threaten Cadiz and Cadiz’s sovereign safety.

Paris Windas Rikco Spain Madrid Rigcolhat Andujar Reco Pilote Cortes Dover Cadiz

Weather and Crops Highlight Frost Damage and Harvest Advice

A Irish weather note describes several dry days aiding harvests but night frosts injuring potato tops, especially after sunrise. It urges farmer children to sweep frost from ridges with straw ropes to save crops, notes regional potato abundance near Ardee and shortages in Down, Antrim, and Armagh, and discusses grain cutting timing based on stalk dryness. It cites a Drogheda Journal excerpt and comments on wheat, barley, and oats yields.

Drogheda Ardee Lord Kalmes Arthur Young Byron Drogheda Journal

New Lord Mayor Siseeth Honored at Dublin Ceremony

An official ceremony in Dublin marks the appointment of Alderman Siseeth as Lord Mayor. The late Lord Mayor Wilorri Fleming is escorted to the Mansion House, then the party proceeds to the Castle for oaths and addresses by the Recorder and Lord Lieutenant. The procession features era carriages, guards, the city band, and displays of civic regalia.

Yoester Ay Leita Swearitaetis Calef Siseeth Wilorri Fleming Dawson-street Reeer Hieh Sheri Mernieosafide Corporation Kas Pidie Smythity Gechs Burton RK. M. Mansfield Long Carrire Sheriff Perrin Cooper Perrin Messrs Ward Goodland Dame-street William Jones Corkhill Phere Maurice Fastern Hiss Baxcelency Phe A.M. Kine Withiam Stitner Hurt Cash Bloxham AlKenny Pyncal Drury Jones Exshaw Hamidion M Nuses Dart Abbey West Montemery Fielan Kratound Archer Milerhoes Bie Cormeref Bae Nenev Nelercau Archer Etree Det Thorpe Toewenun Fem Mayer Fonts Rathdown Combermere Grant St. Patrick's Coronel Pam Robertshaw Bart Mo P Webster Lis Kaxcedeney Mishop Kablure Downshire Goulburn House of Hanover St. Patrick’s Hishop of Kildare St. Patrick's Cathedral A. B. King Alderman Jones

Revelry at Dublin Lord Mayor's Banquet for the Lord Lieutenant

A grand dinner at the Mansion House hosted by the Lord Mayor for the Lord Lieutenant and a distinguished company of nobles, officers, and city notables. The evening featured lavish decor, toasts to the King, the Duke of York and family, and Ireland's prosperity, with speeches praising unity and governance.

Invention to Flood Enemy Ships Impresses French Court

An invention reportedly submitted to the French Government aims to flood enemy vessels during action. The device, operable by ten men, could discharge over two tons of water per stroke to a distance beyond s0uds, hindering ship operation. France reportedly holds 1700 tunncios, with 160 in Paris, a capital presence valued above 12 trillions.

France Paris

Unfortunate Occurrence in chapel causes panic and injuries

A Sunday incident at Roman Catholic Chapel on Donegal Street sparked panic as a window opened for air. A soldier leaped to the area below. crowd fear caused chaotic rushes and injuries. Five were admitted to Fever Hospital with non fatal wounds. Captain Corran rescued the crew of a sinking brig off Strangford. Glasgow theatre notes and literary notices follow.

Donegall-street Crolly Belfast Saleoats Dublin Gun's Isle Strangford Corran Ballyhornan Lor Strangford Tara Cort Glasgow Miss Paton Covent Cartel McKeon Lie Pate Gondala Khai i Biel England

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