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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 14, 1818
Page
4
Fragmentary report recounts unrest over pay and factory disruption. Police and local authorities pursued suspected tea provers and protected mills while workers, including women and children, faced hardship from stoppages and lockdowns amid broader labor tensions. Three men linked to earlier treason trials were arrested as authorities press for order.
The Cork Society of Arts plans an extensive display of a princely gift from the Prince Regent. Casts from antique works by Canova, previously shown in London, arrive in Cork amid royal patronage. Updates on occupancy of Carton-Lone and broader European notices follow.
A fragmentary diary narrates a day in the life of a fashionable young man. Sketched scenes include meals, social rounds at Grange’s and Pall Mall, opera, and club chatter. The tone imitates early 19th century manners, with references to tea, dinner, and the Dandy club amid witty, light social observations.
Extract from Duver notes the Duke and Duchess of Kew arriving at six, boarding the Hoyat Sovereign yacht under a salute and guard. Thousands greet them as they tour the quarter deck. The yacht left harbour at three this morning and reports suggest up to $0,000 persons visited weekly. Also mentions wheat arrivals and grain market dullness with prices fluctuating.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Clerkenwell Sessions proceeding where Bir Dowsing alleges assault by a defendant. The witness Hankad testifies to striking, while the accused seeks bail and vows not to traverse the charge, pending further examination.
A detailed account describes the loss of the brig Sine under Captain Doak after leaving port for Hull. Eleven crew and passengers perish as the vessel sinks near the Skerries with mothers clinging to children and rescue attempts failing. Captain Doak survives with some crew and passengers. relief efforts are organized.
The celebrated veteran with the rank of General Baron Jen nildgen recently visited Vienna where he was graciously received by all the officials and especially by the Emperor.
A garbled OCR fragment lists partial phrases and dates including July 3, 1786, with scattered words that reference persons and activities. The legible content is insufficient to identify a clear event, person, place, or organization beyond the stray date and floating terms.
A tumult over a seized monkey in the presence of the Lord Mayor escalates as a sailor and a showman clash over ownership. The creature brandishes its power to confront both men, prompting the magistrate to place the monkey on a table for both sides to prove ownership. The monkey performs a series of tricks and narrowly dodges a dog attack, while the sailor and showman refuse to relinquish the animal. The case remains unresolved as both parties depart.
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