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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 17, 1824
Page
5
A Dublin reform meeting debated a plan to reform prisons and reform schooling. It discussed funding gaps, proposed a reception and training center, and called for public support to sustain the charity and institutions serving inmates and youth.
A fragmented summary of Curragh meeting results with horses named and weights, plus notes on Ossian opera projects and performers. Mentions Starch Syra old Mr Bunter s ch h Roller and other horse entries. references to Braham at Covent Garden and forthcoming Weber music at the English Opera House. Maywood in America and Master Anpull at Dover performing concerts amid enthusiastic reception.
The piece outlines a charitable hospital plan in Dublin, stressing aid for the poor and aged, and praising a mansion de sante like facilities. It highlights medical and nursing care, female attendants, vaccination, and support for families, with subscriptions to Thomas Williams and local bankers. It notes improved disease treatment and asks donations to the committee and officers named in Ireland.
Obscure excerpts recount debates on narrative reliability, a physician's blunt moral prescription, and curious apparatuses for river exploration. The miscellany mentions John Dundas Cochrane and a pedestrian journey, old political reflections, and mockery of legal and religious figures, all mingled with stray notes on a tree bearing oranges in Paris and a river surveying device’s design.
The Irish Turf Company proclaims a new ready to burn turf fuel as a cheaper, more abundant fire source for Dublin homes. Directors argue it will relieve the poor, create jobs, and expand trade, while promising careful pricing and system improvements to prevent pilfering and supply issues.
The readable fragments mention various titles and units such as Colonels Lord Canterbury and the 17th Lancers, with references to Gelonel, Coburg, Dragoons, and a mix of names like Robt. Bolton and Kobera Taylor. The text hints at a historical muster or list of officers and ranks, set in a late 18th or early 19th century style, with scattered place names.
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