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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 26, 1821
Page
2
A detailed old method explains washing wheat in a barrel with spring water, skimming light grains, and drying on a floor. It covers lime treatment or Nourata spread, low temperatures, and seed preparation before sowing. It notes a grant of three hundred pounds by a farming society for successful trials.
The Cortes discuss a proposed new territorial division of Spain into provinces and islands. The plan, urged by committee report, would classify Spain into four or more provinces with fixed populations and capitals, aiming to improve administration and reduce distance to seat of government. Opposition argues the scheme is unequal and many fear economic and political costs.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Albert Finquy bua entering an agency of Lond Courtenay's estate in a European county. The text hints at unsettled peace terms and a temporary barracks being prepared, with Hoskios yet to quiet the site.
A Leeds Mercury analysis questions the claim of Olive Wilmott Serres as the supposed daughter of the late Duke of Cumberland. It traces a misrepresented petition from 1820, exposing inconsistencies in birth, marriage, and royal sign manual documents, and casts doubt on the princess claim while detailing a 1772 Warwick baptism record for Olive Wilmott.
The ordination led by the Lord Bishop of Cloyne at the Cathedral on the 11th instant saw Rev M Lombard Rev Johnn Smith and others promoted to deacons. In a separate Pointe Deane and Jeguiah Cufto of Killarney exchanged two shots leaving one wounded on the left side. surgeon Kan of Tralee attended the injured man and the other was treated by Davie Gorto Suasivan King. Mr D remains in a precarious state.
An analysis compares Paris classes of workers and earners, splitting 714,000 residents into laboring and salaried groups and, within consumption, opulent and indigent classes. It cites figures for households and writes on how population growth and wages relate to labor supply, marriage, and public policy. It also notes Rhode Island divorce law allowing annulment after two years’ separate living, and mentions the Duke of Brunswick’s likely installation as ruler under British guardianship.
An old letter from Naples reports the murder trial of Giampietro’s killers ending with 23 guilty verdicts, four executions by guillotine, and three executed near Porta Capuana while one was reprieved. It details the assassination’s night attack, motives tied to politics, and public reaction amid widespread distrust of authorities. The piece also notes Controve rocket trials at the garrison and rural farming experiments, underscoring broader technological and social themes of the era.
In a Harwich court, the Whaleys and others faced charges for a dwelling assault and riot at Sunth Farm. Witnesses described firearms, threats, and a heated confrontation. the jury acquitted on murder indictments but convicted on riot charges. The case highlights tensions between Whaleys and tenants, with testimonies detailing a night of gunfire and fear.
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