14 Oct 1818
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 14, 1818
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reveals a town tax election scene with references to church officials, legal notices, and public debate. Citizens discuss tax measures, church wardens, and votes amid unclear dialogue, signaling a contentious local fiscal decision and community participation.
Fragmentary OCR text references BARACK OFFICE SUSLIN and Supr 1818 with scattered phrases about competent others and a contract. Names and places are obscured, providing minimal readable context about officials, duties, or settlement actions.
Notice to the public about the sale of atlas sets after December 9 with prices and bidders named. The listing references Lester, Roghnd Le EOMMING, Lowe Onnentignay and others, noting advance purchases and the original price.
The Dublin Journal reports from Bombay to Carlton House detailing Capt. secrete sacking, martial changes, and the Queen's health with daily updates. It notes the Regent's duties, royal schedule, and court movements at Kew and Windsor amid uncertain recovery.
Teie reports Count Moweran is arranging a constitutional charter for the kingdom of Hanover. The suggested charter is described as more favorable to the nobles than the constitutions of Baden Bavaria and other German states.
The Frankfort fair extract notes English goods failed to meet demand yet sold at moderate prices. Saxony and Switzerland could supply if needed. The Aptameal fair closes amid imports, stockpiled English goods, and rising prices. The article cites London warehouses and a drop in prices for imported tables and other items.
The excerpt details M. Dorin’s travels through England and his systematic breakdown of Great Britain’s public works into military, architectural hydraulics, and sanitary categories. It highlights plans, harbors, arsenals, and Woolwich's facilities, with notes on construction methods, new machines for shaping wood, and a Rennie inspired hydraulic project.
The article details Admiralty works around the Thames and Medway confluence, focusing on Quays, granite piers, and the Diving Bell used to manage water and foundations. It describes Graving Docks at Chatham and Portsmouth, pulley manufactories, water pumping, and the Plymouth works including the Breplkwwner and fortifications, highlighting national defense engineering progress.
The article surveys major urban and port improvements in Britain led by Modern engineers. It describes Clyde navigation plans from Glasgow Greenock and Port Glasgow, Mersey ventures near Liverpool, Duke of BarncewaTER’s Cadwh Ha, and Holyhead aqueduct projects. It notes extensive basins and canals, iron structures, steam engines, and railway labor division driving dual harbor systems for Liverpool, Bristol, and Land at.
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