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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 09, 1822
Page
2
A Dublin era document outlines a new society to aid Ireland’s poor by organizing gentry and ladies to foster industrious habits among peasants. It calls for premiums to reward cleanliness, gardening, clothing repairs, and house care, with a focus on maritime counties to bolster fisheries and provide steady work for women and children.
A fragmentary obituary lists numerous officers and retirees from British units and colonial postings. Names include General De Lancey, Sir Ff. Oakes, Bonsea Haynes, Evans, Hooper, M'Namara, Cameron, Kerr, Eyre, Cochrane, Charl ton, Normington, Staunton, Mullingar, Scholey, Staver, Heath-hnall, Crotton, Bowen, Browne, and Mor ris among others. Entries reference places such as Beechwool near Edinburgh, Ireland, London, Grenada, Cashel, Montreal, and Iceland, with ranks spanning LieutGenerals to Adjutants and Quartermasters, plus half-pay status and veteran battalions. The document appears to be a compiled list of veterans and their last postings or current statuses in October.
Apothecary John Chinz announces that the celebrated worm lozenges invented by his late husband continue to be prepared and sold under his name. The remedy is described as effective against worms in adults and children. Endorsements from notable figures and bishops are cited as justification for continued use.
A discussion urges Parliament to restrict college dejection, promote land tenure reform, and direct population growth. It advocates parochial schools, a permanent county judge system, and compensating leaseholders for improvements at tenure end to spur industry and stabilize society. The piece argues for simultaneous measures to boost education, law administration, and property rights to benefit Ireland.
A letter from Rev. Mee Paice Archdeacon of Killaloe urges landowners in the Union of Lorrka Killaloe to embrace the tithe lease act, proposing two year leases and calling for proposals. He argues the church is not endangered by commutation and that clergy would gain peace and focus on duties, while landowners may secure fair payment and avoid disputes through an amicable arrangement.
A damaged text presents a Kilbeggan parish letter dated October 9, 1993. Curate William Marsiata writes from Glebe Kilbeggan expressing gratitude for parishioners support, faith in divine will, and intention to resume clerical duties when health allows. He pledges to spend his last bread in prayer for parish happiness and welfare.
Prices fell sharply in 1821 versus 1922 with only scattered highs for prime sheep. Horse and Horned Cattle fairs opened after yesterday’s horse fair. Oats at 4s 6d per bushel. Legal and political notes include Lord Chancellor’s absence, possible succession scenarios, and masters of the Rolls. Dundalk reports a murder amid a county Louth coroner inquiry.
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