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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 29, 1823

Page

1

Tuition notice for private instruction and arithmetic book

A Cunningham, teacher of writing arithmetic geography and other subjects, offers private tuition in a few families. He plans a new theoretical and practical arithmetic treatise, with subscriptions and terms in advance and post free to the United Kingdom. Letters may be addressed to Mr Cunningham at the office with attention to the author.

A Cunningham Euclid Algehen Bariog Cuswnanan United Kingdom Cooningham Thia Miosweeny Academy Fasiner-etreet

Rumors of Hostile Armaments and Regimental Moves

London reports discuss alleged preparations for hostility and indicate troop movements. The 93rd Foot to Barbadoes and Demarara in two divisions, the 12th to Gibraltar to relieve the 27th to the West Indies, with two more regiments to the same theater. Paris papers note royal arrivals and strategic debates on South American intervention, while British opinion urges peace and warns war would hurt trade and finance.

93D Regiment of Foot Barbadoes Emarara 12Th Regiment of Foot Chatham Gibraltar West Indies Iraqland

Peace Progress and War Threats Highlight National Path

The text argues that the country is improving under peace and should continue that course unless dangers, visible and imminent, threaten from any quarter. It emphasizes staying the course while acknowledging potential threats that do not now menace us.

The Decline of Ireland’s Paper Trade and Duties

The article argues Ireland’s paper manufacture is collapsing due to high duties and excise friction. It cites only fifty engines left, 35,000 workers at risk, and threatens ruin of mills and Stationers if weight and engine duties persist. It calls on authorities to shield paper mills from starvation and misery.

Ireland Great Britain Mustrigas Vicenoy

Fortifications expand as Prussias prepare for war

The Prussians reinforce towns along the Rhine and Moselle with massive fortifications. Cologne and nearby routes are heavily strengthened. The Duke of Wellington is linked to a major project at Coblenz. Dutch efforts rise with fortifications above Liege. Spanish and Italian patriots flee Cadiz to England aided by Lady Morgan. A Venite style portico rises near St Patrick's School in Surfont Street. Captain Parry's expedition details conclude the page.

Pilate Wedneacay Panis Marseilles Barcelona Capiz Valdez Alava Latre Isturitz Galiano Garcia Herreros Arguelles Gibraltar Arcjala Constitution Municipality Sevitle Kina A’ Angoulme Manin Ferdinand Kireinbriesten Rhine Moselle Duke of Wellington Coblentz Leige Spain Cadiz Catalonia Lady Morgan Ergland St. Patrick’s School Surmford-street London Parry

Mr Owen and His System of Education in the Chronicle

A Glasgow Chronicle critique questions Mr Owen in a series of letters on reforming mankind. It condemns his system as unproven and illogical, arguing that error and misery arise from mankind’s own fruitless adherence to prior instruction. The piece challenges the promise of universal peace and questions whether systems can truly tame human violence.

Glasgow Chronicle Banks Mr Owen Efe Owen Asystem Flere Atu Owns Hin le Wall

Dublin City News On Tax Probes And Market Robberies

Dublin reports detail Information filed against the Corporation and city officials over alleged metal misappropriation, with Deputies praising the informant. A separate alarmant robbery case in Aungier Street leads to Newgate remands of Lawless, Fitzgerald, and Keogh, while Lord Mayor acts to increase weigh machines at Smithfield market. Proclamations address coal price manipulation and a clash in North King Street, with numerous arrests and bail set as authorities pursue order.

Hate of Commons M ‘ Art Purdy M'Mulen Henry Staines Abbes Street Citiz Ena Hayder Yesterda Moore M'Mulles Tleman Kertland Tet Polis John Lawless John Hunt Capelane Aungier-street Fitzgerald H. Kelly Chilemont-Street Lading Eliza Fitzgerald Anne Keogh Newgate Lawless Elizabeth Fleming J. Fanning Patrick Street Kevin Street Smithfield Market Dublin Meath Coats City of Ricnagp Smyth Muagur North King-street B. Mosse William Griffin Murray Griffin Elliott Dooley Dean Withan Griffin Doh Power John Butler Mark Kel James Murray John M*donagh Patrick Horan Shamnet Thastle Willian Ready Dora Kelly Michael Kearney Patrick MacEotee Walt Rel Freemasons Ireeland Order of Free Masonry Freemason Seine England United Kingdom of Great Britain Uetland Silice Ardgent Cork van Pieimen Inchycore Palierstown Chapelizun Rae

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