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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 19, 1823

Page

4

State of the Country and Franks Murders Call for Swift Inquiry

From the Cork Chronicles and Limerick Chronicle reports a violent climate with a massacre frightens the community. Officials seek prompt investigation into the Franks murders and similar outrages, offering rewards and demanding cooperation while warning of draconian measures against oath bound rioters.

Franks Mr Franks Wen’s Court Kildorrery

Inauguration Dinner Plans and Theatre News

Fashion notes recount Alderman Smyrna’s inauguration dinner on the 30th, with lighting by the Oil Gas Company and grand plans for the King’s Room. The piece praises social events at Starpoint House, discusses Madame Catalani’s final theatre performances, and lists notable arrivals, travel, and finance from the era as a broad society snapshot.

Smyrna Europe Ireland Marquis Wellesley John Plunkett William Conyngham Plunkett Mies Bushe Court of King's Bench Starpint House Burke Ne Theatre Madame Catalani Farren Rode Robin Adair Queen of Music Sona Mathews Blue Beard Kean Waterford Corkle Catalani Howth Holyhead Lord Combermere Saurin M. Saurin J.C Coglill Flood Pennefather Brighton Duke of York London Marquis of Hertford Sudbourn Woodbridge Suffolk Rossini Venice Earl Yeh -op-Zee Texel Leeds M. Rouelle

The Abelard and Eloisa Story Reexamined in Paris Text

A Paris volume Melanges d Ll istaire et de Literature revisits the Abelard and Eloisa tale. It argues Abelard's high fame, illicit liaison with Eloisa, and a secret marriage to appease her uncle Hubert. The piece traces their later lives, monastic exile, and the Paraclete, noting Eloisa's influence, Abelard's abbacy, and the couple's separate deaths.

Abelard Eloisa Paris All Canon Tabert Hove Hubert Pope Huebert Argenteuil St. Denis Nazent-sur- Seine Saactine Schedure Gildas de Peter Otluni Astncahe Cluni Tostie Tara Clerycen Gorde Elessa Howeser Oedar

Transaction of Business at the Custom-House in Dublin

General orders from the commissioners of customs set new attendance hours for shipping and bonding officers, with shifts from May to November and November to May. The notice urges punctual opening times to aid merchants and revenue, and directs communication to Dublin traders. The orders, detailing long-room duty extensions, are deposited at the chamber of commerce for member review.

Cork Frank Analyntha Mallow Charles Purcell Geo. Purcell Lohort Stan Steen Wigmore Council Chamber Rock Hall Manisuat Rock Chamber of Commerce Custom-house Dublin Sam C.J. Allan MacLean Robt. Roe, Esq

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