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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 03, 1823
Page
4
A detailed survey of 19th century fashion covers pelisses Gros de Naples in lavender, lace caps, and ribbons plus evening gowns with pink Gros de Naples and Mechlin lace. It notes rural walks favour shawls, Leghorn hats, Valois bonnets, and riding outfits, with summer dress trends, headpieces, and fabric choices across London society.
A report from the west end suggests Lord Eldon may withdraw from the Cabinet before Parliament meets. The note also mentions a possible meeting of Parliament and a forthcoming settlement on cabinet positions.
Rome reports the pope’s last days with gratitude for French aid. On the 15th he improved briefly, then worsened with delirium and dreams of Savona and Fontainbleau. He received the Eucharist and extreme unction, uttered prayers, and died at six thirty this morning amid universal grief.
Sporting intelligence covers Curragh Royal meeting events with races for geldings and two-year-olds. Notable entries include Mr Watt’s Munater Oat and Mr Kirwan’s Prince de Hohenlohe among 12 horses listed. two forfeits noted. Serjeant Ploya to preside at Kilmainham County Sessions as chairman.
A young woman Mary Mooney, 19, died after taking corrosive sublimate. Husband Henry Mooney surrendered, jury concluded death from poison. No marks of violence found. coroner’s inquest held, body exhumed and reburied.
Limerick Evening Post notes the current year's contract will far surpass last season, with some estimating a several thousand tierces increase. Devizes Gazette recounts Thomas Wheeler and his servant charged with assaults on three children, ignored by a Grand Jury, provoking effigy burning and outrages against Mr Middleton, including house damage and blocked windows. Weston bells rang on his return, and stones were thrown as authorities faced retaliation. Elliston seeks extra security with the aid of horses to prevent further overflow.
A long list of birth notices across Kennelly King’s County Down and elsewhere. Names include Mrs Smith of Park Street with a daughter, and Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Jarmen Sturrock, of Sea Patrick, County Down, among others.
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