Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Dublin Journal in Dublin, Dublin

We have pages in Dublin

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 30, 1818

Page

4

British Troops in France Move to Calais and St Omer Camp

An English corps advances from St Omer forming a camp, with plans to reestablish Bapa at Calais in March on ground accepted in 280% by General Baraguay-d'Hilliers. Ney to be replaced by divisions from St Omer, aiding operations and reducing confusion. Baggage and artillery embarkation progresses at Dover with 200 men and sick from various regiments set to embark, while ships prepare to bring over the army.

France St .Omer Calais Pinot Baraguay-d'Hiltiers Thires St. Omer Dovers

The Spanish Cabinet And Window Tax Debate In Madrid

A Madrid report says the Marquis de Casa tefjo will not head Foreign Affairs and that Don Lozano ds Torres or Don Pierre Gomez Labrador are not slated for the role. The window tax discussion advocates lower rates for incomes under fifty pounds and a lighter burden on the middle classes, with calls to ease tax pressure as prosperity returns.

Madrid Marquis de Casatefjo Don Lozano Ds Torres Don Pierre Gomez Labrador St. Bridget Hawhorn

Meeting of Merchants over tea adulteration and customs

A large gathering at the Commercial Buildings discusses ways to curb adulterated or spurious tea and protect grocers from losses. A deputation of merchants is to meet the Commissioners of Customs to convey their views on enforcing the ban and criticizing the seizure office. Also noted is a university visitation over an expulsion appeal and a subsequent adjournment. The report closes with obituaries of local residents.

Yeterday Covatry Ate Torhet M‘donnell House of Measrs Byrne Mdonnell and Co Robert Blog John Mdonnell Gardiner-street Camminstoners Board of Customa Tastry College Wechtel Justice Radclife Sizar Phibbs Unler Fang Rentleman Hight University We Ite IF. O'Sailvien Sizers Lown Plunkett

The Queen Suffered Detailing Health Bulletin Update

The passage reports the Queen's fluctuating health with deep debility and episodes of sleep followed by renewed weakness. Medical staff attended through the night and early Monday, and a bulletin notes a fleeting improvement with a good night’s rest and some ease, while observers awaited further developments and the Prince Regent’s briefing.

Kew Palace Ocr Kaw Palace Ors

Napoleon era letters to the Governor from Longwood

The Morning Chronicle letters dated July 1 1817 from Longwood report Bertrand inquiring about regulations on art items and restrictions on deliveries from Canton. The note questions Crown marks on goods and asks about proper procedure and ministerial channels.

Morning Chronicle Longwond Canton Ripbinstone Letiris Chaubel Eichhings Cape Lord Bathunt Beleva Wwe Europe Ratha Lecte Bertrand Sir Hudeon Lowe Grovernor

Trial of Seruel Johnson for illicit tea parcels in Essex street

Witnesses describe seizure of tea from the Defendant Johnson at his Essex street shop including a counter stash and cannisters. Expert chemist Frazer examined samples, with weightings totaling around 120 pounds and two informations alleged for impure parcels weighing 107 and 13 pounds, respectively.

Tis Maenty’s. Ostums Seruel Johnon Gesoxs Brent Suyur Joan Lasits Fostes Win Paisley Essex Street Castor-house Mc. Lee Weizure Frazer Johnson Singly Solomon John Hughes Uourn

Tea Leaves and Tea Adulteration Trial Details

Fragmented court record describes tests on tea samples marked E and G, botanist witnesses testifying about elder and tea leaf similarities, and doubts over tea plant species. Prosecution outlines evidence and cross examination on authenticity, with judgment postponed in this case amid broader legal notes and mentions of related proceedings.

Chilé Dt Poster James Frazer Spnrn Hughes Witneas Anya Smyly Liaamne Thunberg Japan China Kannot Linsweus SM ¥ LY Che Deal Vauely Trin Julison Jolaison Wright Carey Lydia Terence Gissons

London Gazette Lists New Royal Household Honors

The London Gazette of October 4 announces appointments to the Prince Regent’s household and a list of newly named Companions of the Order of the Bath. Names include Charles Nadwood, Thomas Kensh, Frederickwart, Wiltrice Wobindedey, and Aprilary Wiltrice among others, with titles such as Foul Guards and Royal Navy officers referenced.

Royo Highnbes Order of the Bath Aa Raesb Srroremast Cowon Ars— Charles Nadhwood Ba Foul Guards Thomas Kensh Balftpay Ste Feots Jobs Ferderichwart Stip Foot Royal Vor It Hawker Hayat Ariilery Wiltrice Wobindedey Kath Lobia RL Magan Theos Anburey Baagsl Engincern

Dublin Markets and Oct 30 Ware End Market Notes

Dublin market notes detail grain supply and demand at the Dublin Corn Exchange and wharf markets. Prices for wheat, barley, oats, flour, potatoes, beef, pork, and butter are recorded across Dublin and regional centers including Carlow, Cork, and Limerick with dated quotations and quality notes. The report tracks shipping quality, quantity, and varying prices, reflecting a cautious market with ongoing supply adjustments.

Dublin Corn Exchange Farrel Bartel Dublin Balen Hall D. Carlow Calduau Harley Anwiskillen Limerick Kent Toe Superior Addington Best Aid Dilio Fudés Ota Oia tYs Andrew Pease Ps. Tobi Ud

London Police Report On False Pretences Trial

A young inmate accused of posing as Lady Brackley Stewart Bruce and defrauding several tradespeople. She claimed to be wife of Sir Stewart Bruce and traveled by carriage ordering elegant articles to be charged later. Defrauded Miss Card of value 22 pence. other charges involve wine and brandy offers to tradesmen. Testimony and investigations follow, with uncertain corroboration among involved parties.

stRext Hemelt Lindy Braces Meyses de Bar Bualty Steuart Bruce Menac Bruce Areland Arman Sapp Miss Card Pallemmatis Brace Cogland Air Siewara

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baden Bavaria Fleaiah Pupere Russia Prussia England Austria Vila We Koala Thoreday Liquipanot James Symerville The Bonaparte Radowich Longwood Ywugg Napoleon Ron Navy Securits Grublc Cannister Mc. Moore Nuit Mc. Frazer Mire Smytt Julinstog Cyncarns Tou Trim Johnston Hen Avere Tran Severn Linean Thea Thea Bohew St. Michaely Freald Saul Wn Reamel Gable Hayes Dr. Anjou St. Michanl Wittows London Oazatte London Police Report
Search Courier

Search the Dublin Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Dublin Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication