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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 21, 1821
Page
4
The text recalls a note about the Divan and its fateful influence at Vienna. It laments arrogance and tyranny, hoping future rulers will correct past errors. It argues for dignity of law and relief from tumult, while acknowledging ongoing stagnation in trade and society.
Fragmented letter describes a revolution at the Cape Verde Islands with military marching, swearing to a new constitution, and subsequent political upheaval in Lisbon. It notes troops, proclamations, and the governor general facing pressure as events unfold on the island and at court.
The Leeds Mercury reports on radical reform efforts with meetings at Union Rooms Richmond Hill. It notes penny subscriptions to fund a central radical committee and potential seats in Parliament, praising Hunt Wooler Cartwright and Cobbett while warning against sedition and hostile presses.
Reports detail a fever spread across Spanediaster and Meraltar with rising youth illness near two. Officials enforce quarantine at the Principal tows region while local health authorities and governments discuss containment. Restrictions limit movement as medical teams trace contacts and advise against public gatherings.
Report details the dismissal of Major General Sir Holt Wilson from Majesty's service amid parliamentary debate. The Sunday scene notes the removal followed a private meeting and public letter, with officials stating the act aimed to sever disgraceful ties involving the Cumberland Gate affair and remove Wilson from royal duty.
A London meeting resolved to raise a subscription for the Life Guards in admiration of their conduct after the Cumberland Gate incident. The regimental fund committee reports the soldiers declined accepting the subscription, stating they seek no reward beyond the sovereign’s provision and public approbation. They request approval of their resolutions and forwarding of subscriptions. Also noted is a separate cable from Capt. Lewis describing a May fated battle near Santa Fe La Plata where Gen. Almerica’s forces were defeated, with heavy losses and dispersion.
The Lawton Gazette reports prorogation of Parliament by His Majesty's council. The council orders prorogation for Thursday the 2nd day of the month, with the quota day of Naewen noted. Only fragments readable. details uncertain.
The fragment outlines a dispute over transactions and terms in a murky market. It mentions percent rates, a venture called Duk ble petetes Tease, and references to Jewish operators and various securities. The readable pieces show mixed figures like 8 percent and notes on bonds or notes, with partial names and places obscured.
Fragmented OCR describes a royal visit with mentions of Thea Bee decont spa, Caritas pale AC, and a tavern sighting. It also references plans for arrivals, a bet by Sir Mabey Cy Sia, and various weather, church, and local events. The text includes scattered names like Dorothy, Parkerst, and NS Ve, with notes about a period in September and a constitutional mention.
A Dublin market report notes a large grain supply and British market influence on prices. Wheat falls 3s per quarter while oats stay in demand. mixed shifts across barley, beans, and peas with warnings of harvest injury and uncertain futures for imports from Britain and colonies.
A corrupted text block presents a garbled report with scattered names and events. Key entities such as persons, places, and dates are largely unreadable, leaving only fragments like references to areas or groups and unclear outcomes.
At Omagh the Tyrone Assizes opened before Hon. Mr Justice Burton with a long list of jurors and several notable figures in attendance. A later case, heard Monday, involved a dispute between clergy of the same parish. the jury awarded the plaintiff four hundred pounds in damages with costs.
A distinguished party announced the arrival of the Marl and Countess of Oraude at Kilkenny. The event was celebrated by a mayoral reception with a large illumination. A Montreal dispatch notes a major fire at Angst with significant property losses. Several named stores were burned and numerous household staff accompanied the party.
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