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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 22, 1821
Page
3
A Decree of the Court of Exchequer in Treland dated July 182 announces creditors of the deceased Prunele Bradley to appear in Dublin before a specified date. The notice warns all persons holding charges or encumbrances to attend or risk legal actions. The document lists the plaintiffs and attorneys involved.
The article reviews the Sunday School Society for Ireland and a compiled work for Sunday Schools, highlighting its value and influence. It discusses education reform, moral improvement, and national implications, praising progress while noting corruption and political interference in broader society. The piece cites the society’s extensive attendance and regional reach, including the Dublin office and key figures.
Advertises a collection of songs including Rin's Union Erin's King and The Kings Visit, with prices and notes on new words, piano accompaniments, and performances. Promotes Viano Fortes, Harps, and instrument hire from J Willis in Dublin and London, with a printed catalogue available.
A Leeds Woollen Hall notice proclaims new stock for the Royal Visit, with enhanced ware rooms and an expanded Shawl and scarf assortment. The proprietor reports fresh imports from England and invites inspection, noting the fall of a five week absence and a confident appeal to patronage.
A lengthy proclamation from Dublin officials discusses public almsgiving, begging suppression, and the charity association’s impact on street beggars. It condemns indiscriminate alms while praising the association for reducing nuisance, aiding the industrious poor, and offering work and morality to vulnerable groups amid policing limits. It cites opposition from some beggars and suspicious commentators. It closes with a reward notice for a murder case and a celebratory account of Madame Catalani’s travels, philanthropy, and European acclaim.
A fragment from a 1821 notice notes a public meeting of the Mendicity Association held August 3. It discusses committees to manage charitable funds and rental matters and invites interested bank or local figures to engage with the association. The notice ends with a discharge cure death line and signer J. Hale.
The fragmentary OCR shows mentions of parish governance, inclusion of widows, and church figures amid scattered references to finances, a detective-like incident, and a county water race. Names and places are garbled, but hints point to a local ecclesiastical dispute, police inquiry, and an upcoming race event with a gold cup challenge.
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