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Dublin Journal in Dublin, Dublin

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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 24, 1819

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Reform Meetings On Armley Hill Attract 2000 Attendees

Leeds Mercury reports a Reform Meeting held atop Armley hill near the town, chaired by Mr Mitchell of Liverpool, drawing about 2,000 attendees including many women and children. A band played, debates featured speeches by local figures, and resolutions condemned Manchester magistrates actions while pledging reformist resolve.

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Armley Hill Top Mitchell Liverpool Vilage John Winders Thomas Mason Smithson Jana Willan Spetch James Mann Manchester Leeds Eclal Hant Charles Wolseley Radical Reformer’s Chronicle Hundlet Moor Mod Henry Hunt Iria York Herald Portsmouth Naill Ace Irenwich Chathamare Portamouth Nottingham Fase Wooley Ile Requisitivista Jane Hull Igta Birminghaw Herald Sunderland Shielda Blyth Whatere North Shichts North Shield Stephencon-street Cripplegate London Tuesnar Cripplegate Church Mesare Brown and Beaver Quest-house Oris Question-house Alderman Woop Greenest Court of Common Council Maton Aldaemry Canemene TAR Citt Lowpot Common Council Wihouwt Megtlag Ddanchester Armad Yeomanry Magistraive Occaston Peverak Aod Fonda
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Improvement of the Country in Ireland Debate

The Dublin Journal discusses the Irish distress and calls for general improvements such as roads and fisheries while arguing that bog reclamation and wage-relief fail to address the root moral causes. The piece cites Mr. Parker and Dr. Woolman to illustrate enduring poverty, notes the contrast with English manufacturing districts, and promises further discussion in a future issue.

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Shin Head Dicenas Select Committee Ireland Europe Celand Manchester Paisley Glasgow Great Britain England Scotland W. Pankiny Cork Presidy Teeland Parker Hous Rathcormuck Fermoy Mallow Kanturk Newmarket Charleville Limerick Clase Parner Wooowann Dax Woopwanp Anon Tie Destin Jouanat Geo. FauLxyen
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State of Scotland Peace Maintained in Glasgow and Paisley

In Scotland authorities report a return to calm in Glasgow and Paisley yet warn that precautions for public peace remain in force. The measures previously adopted to preserve order are not yet relaxed despite the improved tranquil state.

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Glasgow Paisley
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The Yellow Fever at Cadiz Report

Letters from Cadiz describe a yellow fever outbreak causing alarm as Cadiz authorities quarantine areas and reinforcements prepare for a South American expedition of three warships and many transports with 10,000 men expected to sail by early September. General O Donnell orders troops moved away from plague zones amid fears of spread. Citizens relocate to interior towns and a governor’s proclamation restricts sailing and contact with the la de Leon region.

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Cadiz Alata South America O'Donnell Puerto Santa Maria Xerez Leitura Gibraltar Genena Dow Gea Hala de Leon
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Digest of Reviews and Notices from a 19th Century Journal

A long summary of articles including discussions on Charles the Great? No. This piece reviews several topics: an analysis of political figures tied to British and Russian histories, a note on the polarisation of light as a scientific topic, a French libel law project, and a humorous account of Buonaparte’s 1813 campaign. It also covers Louisiana’s geography and American policy, with references to Parisian and Vienna courts. The tone is periodical, analytic, and historically contextual.

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Lon Manthester Cerialy Prievos Theo Paley Liesl Caandy Fries Hudson Lowe Ome England Ubey Mouch Chamber of Peers of France M. le Duc de Hupoute Edinburgh Review Buonarante Hig Menage D’ovetesux Louisiana Mississippi America
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