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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 28, 1818

Page

4

Flax Spinning Scheme for Mendicants in Dublin

A committee outlines an employment plan for beggars focusing on flax spinning. It details costs, expected yarn output, wages per bank, and weekly earnings for first and second class spinners, plus arrangements for subsistence and clothing. The document emphasizes market demand for yarn and potential local impact in Dublin.

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Laxy authorities spin and urban reform promises

The passage argues that disciplined spinning will become a productive industry for the poor across denominations. It asserts hope that this effort will curb mendicity, save the street from vice and idleness, and beautify the metropolis. The tone remains optimistic about social reform through labor.

The Queen and Royal Household in prolonged distress

The narrative updates the Queen’s failing health through Friday with a long night of restlessness. The Prince Regent, Sir Henry Halford, and Sir Francis Millman attend, while the Duke of York and others visit. A bulletin notes persistent pain and limited sleep, despite doctors reports. The piece also covers Smyrna news on a Pacha defeat, Tuam prices, and shipping fears, plus theatrical notes on an actor’s dramatic method.

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Campaign of 1414 Battle Scenes Revealed by Gourgaud

Fragmentary narrative from Lt Gourgaud on Bonaparte era campaigns, detailing Napoleonic strategy in 1813 14 and the Waterloo prelude. It outlines French dispositions in seven corps including Ney and Girard, allied positions at Charleroi Fleurus and Quatre Bras, and early Prussian and British moves toward Ligny and Brussels.

Francé Hden Gourgaud Gourgand Bonaparte St Helena Napoleon Gourgaudels Europe Paaida France D’roes Lille Eriong Valenciennes Resile Thai Hind de Laban Laon Wee Sy la Yendee Urbr Chambers Marshal Suchet National Guards Danphing Lionnai Krune Letombe Belfort Fragerie Comte Basle Toninguen Jara Bourdnaux Cianest Thoulouse Peter Decaen Languedoc la Vendee la Vandee Lanarque Corps d‘Armee Loire Aisne Menae Suwbre Pajoi Fexcetmaus Milhaud Ketterinay Campalia Aiace Lorraine Burgandy Hrauchaedute Meuse Dauphiny Picardy Paris Saibis Sopans Artillney Drape Amy Dander Dlucerin Nairue Hrusvels Neads Duke of Wellington Enys Prumbiakt Liege Generete Marabal Boucher Fordace Pristida Lipalry Blucher Saunort Wellington Peasané Prossingeriny Charleroi Nade Brussels Marshel Ney Gosselien Frasnes Reille Goeselies Girard Vigines Culenasiers Kellesman Artilery Lef Sambre Fleavon Duke of Wellegien Breaveis Bronewick Pinion Hody Chatlerai Marshal Ney Goaselles Quatre Bras Sage Dugres Napoléon Kellerman Aceance Cuirase Siers Grates Bras Cein Eee Ney Fleurus Gembloux Namur Eye Gorga Mirabul Ney Atteed Tee Bigs Bia Armas Dion of Tkh Necolatrie Hrussela Belvic Forcya Htith Quattre Bras Birntal Digny Grit Erlong Lgéneid Odltek Ligny Atiari& Toul Placg Listy St. Amand Orage Brysenek Grancal Bieta Che Due Briso Elbarcee Coedreba Wotan Fee Prearkartitlers Tie Gaped Tor Cartury Iith Pieres Dortish Im Forest Tne Dowont Frichenork Anne of Macabal Grouchy Butot Count de Lobawy Bulow Betlin Alliance Lobau

Window Tax Meeting Discusses Repeal Prospects

An Ennia Ger Bf meeting of inhabitants was held at the Court-house to consider forwarding a petition to Parliament for total repeal of the window light duty. Mr Richard Scuft was lauded for his able work guiding discussions and resolutions.

Ennia Ger Job J. Fitegerald Apseyaldage Richard Scuft

Bonmahon Racing Meeting Report Briefly Noted

Sporting intelligence from Bonmahon highlights two heats won by narrow margins. Weoxzepay and Octoban share top marks with Brown Faony and Nabuckliah among the leading horses, while Nel Spriggins and Nitocklishs contest closely in subsequent events. A steeple chase was noted for mérite with strong entries earning honorable mention.

Bonmahon P. Barron D. Tatlon P Barron Ganghley Rally Anny

Ode for the t3ru October

A fractured devotional verse laments jubilee day and fear. It envisions celestial visions and angels visiting the weary, invoking divine solace and guidance for the lone soul roaming a troubled path.

Lewis

Land and slavery described in archaic verse and distressing details

A fragmentary historical notice blends a lyrical portrait of homeland and virtue with a stark account of slave mistreatment. It recounts a governor’s description of brutal torture on a plantation, including whipping and mutilation, as part of a broader debate on the plight of enslaved people.

Earl Wallvirst Ligut Dendrick Debbiee Aireta Gay Bentinek Ays

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