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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 13, 1822
Page
4
A damaged text fragment shows a committee arrangement in Ireland and references to subscription relief, wartime impositions, and appeals for support. It mentions the British authorities, local officials, and named individuals in a crumbling ledger of governance, legal notices, and public appeals amid hardship.
The document outlines epaulettes and insignia for field and general staff officers including colonels majors and captains with various distinctions and devices, plus gear details for infantry mounted officers and regimental officers. It also recounts a violent incident on the 2nd inst involving Donaghy and others leading to a murder during a constable’s seizure and a subsequent court case.
A violent clash erupted in Oxford Street and nearby Oxford buildings as two groups fought with pokers and clubs. Many were beaten and women were among the injured. police dispersed rioters and took several into custody while witnesses described chaos and calls for aid.
The market summary notes plentiful supply but little activity with several buyers appearing. Wheat offered around 64 and oats 6d per bushel, flour in demand, prices varied little since last report. Limited trading from Knox and Kal, with prices mostly steady and demand weak for earlier year’s growth.
An OCR produced text fragment describes a chaotic scene with soldiers and civilians, including references to a war home and various labored actions. Names and places blur in the stream, with broken phrases suggesting combat, injury, and movement through a tense area.
A famed barrister An draw McMahon reported as assaulted on 12th street at house 22 Crow Street by Michael O Connor. The case, heard at College Street Police Court, involved John O Connor and Mary McNamara, with testimonies about attempts to push the lawyer down stairs and a later claim of additional aggression by the same party. The matter was adjourned for further proceedings.
The English funds and Indian stock moved amid cautious activity with prices sliding from 353 to 245 for a stock as the Cannal Market saw a late surge. Money remained scarce with rates near 4 percent while Amsterdam reports showed 2 percent on foreign finance and ongoing stock advances. The issue notes shifting duties and trade terms affecting American goods and sea routes as markets closed stronger than expected.
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