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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 24, 1824
Page
3
A terse public notice records an order issued by Jenatan acting as secretary on July 14, detailing Sand's designation under the specified administrative act. The notice lists no further procedural steps or affected parties beyond the order’s formal action.
A letter from a Cork County farmer criticizes butter trade frauds and weight discrepancies under weighers and buyers. It urges open markets, regulation similar to corn and pork, and calls for parliamentary action to protect farmers and tenants from hidden charges and misweighing practices.
The army details a large troop redeployment from Edinburgh to Port Patrick and Donaghadee en route to Cork. Detachments from the 2d Queen's Royal, 37th Middlesex, and 67th Duke of York’s Regiment march from Westminster to Chatham, with light dragoons to Maidstone. A royal review by G Cann ing, Lord Howard de Walden, and Sir Colin Campbell showcases artillery, cuirassiers, and infantry in elaborate evolutions amid favorable weather.
From the Etoile, Friday the 10th mat through Louis XVIII’s final illness and death. Attendants urged bed rest. he refused to avoid public panic. By Sunday his strength failed, and at four o clock a physician declared, He is no more. Mourning and reverent scenes followed as royal mourners, officials, and the Dauphin paid their respects, with cries of Vive le Roi and assurances that the king dies for France.
A dense, archaic passage discusses staying strong against temptations and the failure of those who yield. It mentions moral tests, forces opposing virtue, and references to figures and places in a convoluted narrative. The language is corrupted, with many garbled terms and partial names.
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