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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 03, 1821

Page

4

King of England to Visit in September Victory

The King is expected to proceed to the Continent at the end of September and make a royal progress through various cities. Reports indicate a possible stop at Hanover and Vienna with visits to royal family members. preparations for the journey are underway and a return to England is planned in October.

Sir Timig Dai England Wiholrasdata Hanna Vienna Binglund

Irish National Testimonial Meeting Adopts Subscriptions Plan

A crowded assembly in Ireland votes to raise funds for a national testimonial to the Sovereign. A six-member committee, led by Lord Carbery and including Grattan, Guinness, O’Connell, Luke White, and Lindon Boulton, is tasked with collecting subscriptions across counties and cities to express gratitude to the King, with emphasis on broad participation and avoiding exclusion.

Leibe Pupenorato Coh Cuffe M. F Deel Castle County Mayo Thias Jonah Denon Comba Henry Grattan Nelson Ireland Wellington Lord Carbery Freni Colonel Cuffe Mr. Lawless le. Sing Wymer Calonel Cuft Grimas Tyr. Guinness O'Connell Luke White Ninger Lindon Boulton Abbig Whilli Munky Wes

Dublin Trades Rally Amid Royal Blue Fashion Demand

A Dublin conversation reports rising employment as cabinet makers and silk worsted workers see orders swell for the Royal Blue era. Trades praise Majesty and national production, noting idle hands vanish as confidence grows with renewed manufacturing activity.

Mineo Dublin Buck

Royal Testimonial Proposal for Monarch's Landfall

A readable tract argues for a grand public monument to honor a king's landing, preferring a lasting intellectual memorial over stone structures. It envisions a national project developed with public support, promoting literature and education as the true enduring tribute. The piece urges the monarch to authorize a commemorative plan benefiting Dublin and the nation.

Dublin Egypt Babel Frajan Mietter Gar Reiglern Obj Cis Presland Deouinei Kia Prroting Enapayjog Fredand

Local nobility parade at Dowikhire Court Town assembly

On Thursday evening, noble figures including Marquis and Sharetaoess of Dowikhire departed town for Men ¢rineely seat Hillsborough easing toward Courtown. The Bishop of Berns hosted a dinner with Hart and Countess of Ordiwndy, Sidmouth, and several Lords, Bishops from Cloyne to Waterford, plus Mr and Lady Elisabeth Kavanagh in attendance.

Hiv Ak Nterp Sharetaoess Dowikhire Hillsborough Visday Permages Hart Ordiwndy Lund Sidmouth Tard Hawarden Cloyne Clonfert Killaloe Ossory Ad Waterford Elisabeth Kavanagh

Lively Celebration for Lordship Draws Dense Tenants Abroad

Report of a grand late evening scene on Strangford Lough shoreline with bonfires, rockets, and illuminations as Lordship returns from a voyage. Tenants and towns like Newtown and Comber join in festive display in a display of harmony and national unity praised by observers. The narrative emphasizes gratitude to the venerable Margus and highlights peaceful, interdenominational cooperation among Christian sects.

Monat Bay Lucy Suita Uyari Mit Sree Combe Scrat Strangford Lough Newtown Comber Wannem Margus

Fragments of a Dublin Court Narrative and Military Notes

Fragmentary OCR records a chaotic medieval style account involving a king's treasurer in Dublin, campaigns in Ireland, references to generals and captains, and scattered mentions of Montrose and Dutch diplomacy. The garbled text hints at rebellion, fines, and a general discharge of officers amid wartime turmoil. It preserves several named figures and places though many phrases remain incomprehensible.

Lown Dublin Treland Wextanl Westin Netalia Bon Ted Ivor General Brown Batis Angstead Enaare Ilars Lie Montrose Marts Corbann Siaqui Friay Baron Pagel London Lanvon Cours Axewaxeg Anche

Shield of the Duke of Wellington silver exhibit described

The silver shield for the Duke of Wellington, designed by Stothard and commissioned by the court, features four compartments depicting Spain campaigns, Madrid entry, heavy battles, and royal reception. It is praised for its modern costume integration and compared with the Achilles shield by Hamlyn.

Duke of Wellington Nashies Netherlands Stothard Duke of Wallingtoy Jautous Achilles Spain Hia Madrid Fleaven Fortresa Muajasty Hlaxman R. A Messer. Rundell

Antiquilils and a Wandering Explorer Tale

The fragment honors an explorer named Tedonat son of the French Canwil at Alexandria, noted for journeys to the Nile’s cataracts and a visit to famed wadis. It mentions Marseilles, a parade of gates and temples, and a long, tangled account of travels and discoveries with many place names and people.

M. 'Tedonat Canwil Alexandria Marseilles Nile Teayason Namibia Titheans Ware Bos Erculle Iia Lape Hwanesal

Fragmented OCR reads as dreamlike notice fragment

The readable text presents scattered fragments about people places and events, with no clear narrative or complete names dates or actions. It resembles a damaged page segment with partial words and stray letters hindering coherent facts.

Royal visitor Jaga Raja tours Calcutta and Behar

A detailed account describes the Raja of Tarjara and his entourage visiting Calcutta and Behar, viewing public buildings and docks, studying mint operations, and pursuing a religious and cultural pilgrimage. The narrative notes his education under Swartz, plans to attend the Hardwar fair, and travel routes through Hindostan to Tanjore, with emphasis on governance, religion, and reforms.

Calcutta Ghief Pnavesitetr St. John's Cathedral Aida Soitoil Rentch Vie Cathro Gaugort Mon Kyds and ‘Company Kidderporo Presidency Sufies Beparos Holy Swartz Tita Benares Conrae Hindostan Tanjore Hamilton Llindosian Serlajee Tarjara Taiyajee Schwaris Seiwarts

Fragmented garbled text from a historical page

A garbled OCR passage contains a mix of names places and phrases lacking clear narrative or events. Readable elements include scattered references to people and places, with no coherent story or identifiable date.

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