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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 10, 1824
Page
4
Reports from Nenagh Clonmel and Abbeyfeale cover fairs poor cattle sales light Tuned by rain and high tensions. Riots near Abbeyfeale left one man dead after police and soldiers intervened. Cork and Limerick items note harvests, crime calendars, and public disturbances across counties Cork Clare and Dublin with several court actions listed.
Police intelligence reports a series of incidents in Dublin. A man named D. Maguire was arrested after a suspected attempted theft of a copper item or watch and was remanded for further examination. Honey Pagnell testified about a firehouse raid tied to Joaerd Barrie and Henry Dagivll business dealings. A group attacked a man with sticks and bludgeons, forcing entry into a yard on Mill Street and causing injuries. Further details reference jealousy and disturbances among combemakers in Dublin and an incident near Popefield county Wishare linked to Captain Mop's family.
The Curragh held handicapped stakes with three year olds and two year olds in heats including Tupay Hypocrite and Verrystone, plus a Wellington Stakes note. At Dublin, the London Steam Packet met a meeting chaired by the Lord Mayor with talks on hop crops and a medicinal well near Windsor reopening after decades.
The article discusses rising flaxseed use and an output surge with 10,000 birds year over year, noting potential in Minster and Connaught. It warns flaxseed preservation methods exist in northern Ireland and mentions plans by a London company to fund Irish morpapers at 4 percent. It also covers a Lord Lieutenant appointment, Dr Wallis, and mining ventures in southern Ireland, plus traffic safety concerns around Carviagea and a new political candidate for Limerick.
A garbled transcription mixes chess gossip with Dublin market notes on corn wheat oats barley and butter. It references De Kilpatrick and others, then shifts to prices and supplies in Cork or Dublin markets, with unrelated fragments about Provosts and personal names.
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