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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 18, 1822
Page
1
A dense mixture reports on Ireland's prospects and governance, with Edinburgh Review notes, and traces of Franco Austrian movements. It covers Verona congress expectations, Greek expeditions, Swedish royalty, and Corfu defence, plus naval actions and Caribbean colonial policy.
A Edinburgh paper reports on Greek, Albanian, Servian, and Turkish forces in European Turkey. The informant estimates Greeks may soon dominate Crete, notes Greek naval skill and discipline, and highlights money as Greece’s main need. It cites Greek advances at Irpalitza and a Greek defense of a strategic battery.
The letter laments distress of Western fishermen along the Dialway coast who cannot buy piercing nets and fear losing livelihoods. It cites Sir Cast’s ethics and the Irish fisheries policy, urging practical measures to harness natural bounty and prevent wasteful fishing practices on the West Coast of Ireland.
The text discusses coastal populations relying on daily subsistence with limited long term trade horizons. It notes a lack of fishing trade among western coast folk despite fishing skills and proximity to the Atlantic. It compares inland poverty tied to potato harvest risks, suggesting combined subsistence may worsen distress in some areas.
A dated Doneraite letter claims widespread livestock and crop thefts and arson near Grais and Ballybourn. It describes the loss of wheat, fodder, hay, and cattle shelter equipment totaling over £1,000, plus a tithe corn fire at Annakissy and a prior act near Sherlock’s residence.
Reports from Dublin and Cork detail a first meeting of the Ollamh Fodla Society in Dublin and a Cork Militia march to Ballincollig. The piece notes a mistaken attribution of the society name, a public sale of livestock, a ministerial succession in Stockholm, a pursuit and shooting incident in Waterford, and a tragic death in Wexford with public mourning. It also covers Lord Lieutenant entertainments, theatre prospects in Cork, and Royal greetings in Youghal with dignitaries and a duke dining with the corporation.
A damaged London edition reports on political speeches and war updates framed as the day’s events. It mentions secretary claims, reactions to a recent trial, and references to Turkish defeats dated August and July battle notes amid general wartime coverage.
Markets show abundant grain with no exportation in sight as buyers hold back for lower rates. Wheat and oats command varying prices across regions, while potatoes and flour move slowly. bacon remains dull in English markets and shipments to London rise.
Chain of notices records numerous births marriages and deaths from various counties and towns. Entries mention ladies of Castletown Weymouth London Lurgan Armagh and Dublin with dates around January to May, naming spouses and parental lines, including references to military officers and clergy. Many details are fragmented OCR, but indicate lineage, titles, and societal connections of the era.
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