22 Sep 1819
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 22, 1819
Page
1
The notice invites proposals for forage supply with polier Ofer as head in Dublin dated 6 September 1819. Bids must be delivered before late October 1819 with December 1820 as the final payment or delivery date. Tender details include terms for the forage supply and required security.
A September Norwich assembly recalls Manchester unrest. Mayor Garber chairs a session where resolutions demand restraint and petition to the Prince Regent. Speakers debate oppression, with addresses and a subscription plan proposed to aid the cause.
The report lists stock prices and bids for 1R18H shares in a terse market update. It mentions 226 in a quote, debentures, and bid offerings with scattered figures across the page. The text references Exchange Day in Dublin and London market activity, though legibility is limited.
The Dublin Journal argues whether capital should further tillage land or reclaim bogs and wastes. It cites Ireland's imperfect farming system, capital shortages, lack of practical skill, and small farms as causes. total land area and cultivated regions are noted as context.
A discussion argues that draining and farming the Bog of Allen would require immense capital and deliver mixed benefits. It contends large-scale reclamation risks increased poverty if laborers lose subsistence elsewhere, and warns population growth could outpace available work, depressing wages. The piece stresses prudence in applying British Treasury funds and questions long-term outcomes for Ireland’s laboring poor.
Incomprehensible OCR text appears to reference social state, employment, and collations within a public notices context. Key entities and details are unreadable, offering only fragmented hints of a discussion on society or labor. The record preserves the rough topic without clear names or dates.
The report discusses a perceived revenue shortfall tied to abstinence from spirits, a debate on the impact of temperance on government finances, and widespread unrest in Glasgow and Paisley with rioting, police clashes, and military intervention. It notes calm returning in Glasgow and Paisley after engagements with radicals and details incidents around Bridgeton and Briggate.
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