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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 20, 1824
Page
3
A terse notice from the Mendicity Association states a secretary named in the signing, with minimal accompanying details. The fragment preserves the official tone but lacks full names or dates for broader context.
A broad 1820s newspaper fragment covers transport notices for the LIFFEY sailing between LIVERPOOL and DUBLIN on Mondays and Thursdays, and details the Fifth Report of the Association for the Improvement of Prisons and Prison Discipline in Ireland for 1823. It summarizes committee actions, calls for humane treatment, and urges continued reform along with fundraising concerns.
The Turp Company informs buyers of new delivery arrangements and pricing. It states that orders will be executed from its Basex-bridge offices and delivered to purchasers at Hope Street, within one mile of loading, including carriage and delivery charges for turf and related goods. The note, dated September 1824, outlines rates and schedule details for standard quality shipments.
A long appeal from the Meath and County of Duttin Tammy Managing Committee requests benevolence for the new hospital project and expanded patient care. It notes delays in subscriptions, prior sermons, and urges contributions via city sermon donors, hospital trustees, or apothecaries, with a list of donors including His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant.
A Paris crowd gathered as the supposed remains of James II of England were moved from a temporary shrine to a vault beneath a new church. The ceremony featured Catholic rites, royal regalia, and a marble tablet listing commemorative inscriptions, with a second inscription noting a future monument. The project to build the church has stalled for decades, leaving the tomb’s final destination uncertain.
A historical advisory condemns harsh infant treatment and tight garments, urging loose clothes, no pins, safe sleep on the right side with shifts to the left, and avoiding bandages or sedatives. It warns that ill care causes fits, deformities, and illness, recommending gentle feeding and physician guidance.
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