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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 19, 1821
Page
6
A Courier reader letter details the reception of the British King through Lille and Osnaburg, recounting crowds, salutes, and royal gestures. It notes plans for a Berlin visit, German and Austrian officials arriving, and anticipated public entries with guards and pageantry. More dispatches describe cross continental movements toward Potsdam and Berlin.
The text describes women's theatre dress with sleeves rolled up and gloves to the elbow. It mentions wearing cachamire or cachendre inspired accessories and the latest hat styles. It also notes shoulders covered with decorative mantles and plush fabrics, along with leather and buckled adornments.
The Journal des Debates reports Br. Giron, consul general in the Morea, is now in Paris. It notes he cannot be summoned before the French tribunal in his official capacity, as he lacks accreditation and residence. Officials reject the imputations against Mr. Green as baseless and ridiculous, and defend Green’s actions regarding the Greek cause and the Malt packet controversy.
Reformers urge a humane yet firm system at Antrim jail where three years of the reformatory school show promise. Prisons should combine progressive confinement, steady labor, and mental work to eradicate vice, reform the convict, and reduce crime without cruelty or excessive coercion.
A dated analysis details corn import limits under British rules, Irish value, and price expectations. It notes potential supply gaps from a harvest not as good as last year, warns farmers against speculators, and forecasts remnant prices. Prices for wheat and barley are discussed amid indications of abundant yet variable supply and the likely impact of port openings.
A late afternoon accident on Gratloa Street injures a gentleman driving a carriage when a wheel detaches and the box tips. The carriage crashes towards College-green as bystanders assist. A young lady aboard escapes injury. the driver’s death leaves a widow with a large family. The widow’s father, the late Mr. Doolen, was murdered in 1798 by rebels.
The Thastra onens opens Monday evening with the comedy The Wander featuring Don Felity Mr. Warde and Violante, Miss Beautoo, followed by the drama The Vampire. The listing names the performers and acts in the order presented.
Dusun Cory Exchange reports glut of inferior wheat on markets with prices tumbling. oats and barley show mixed demand while flour declines toward old levels. Canton and Cronsen note varied wheat and barley rates, butter upward trend in several towns, and bacon pigs steady. London Corn Exch hints at overall wheat abundance with prices slipping and dull sales for oats and barley.
A 12 year old boy returning from school was struck by a cart on Upper Broadway Street, fell, and was run over. He was rushed to Mr Leach’s apothecary on Parliament Street and treated as blood loss and injuries were reported as serious, with doubtful chance of recovery. Reports mention others connected to the accident and ensuing events surrounding local figures and property.
Sporting intelligence lists entries and stakes from the 1881 meeting at Sligo. Prendergast and Kirwan figures appear with Rainbow progeny and Jannette, while Lord Sligo’s Gasket and Stamford are noted among two year olds and sweepstakes. Produce staken and forfeit notes mark a lively racing card with numerous guineas and purses.
A frightening visitation details a woman afflicted by epilepsy igniting a fatal blaze while seated near a fire, with rescue efforts noted and the victim’s death next morning. The piece also covers a bold street robbery on Hustace Street with assailants fleeing after a watch is stolen and a sequence of police and witness actions. Additional items mention the departure of the marchioness of Laintooderry and remarks on the Vienna Congress and Lord Castlereagh.
Fragmentary text evokes obituaries and notices across parishes and towns. It references individuals tied to Moavuck Huume, Latguche, and Harriets in Dunlin, with mentions of Mare and Widows, Reed Street, and County Clare. Details are garbled, but it reads as a compiled list of ages, residences, and kin.
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