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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 25, 1818
Page
4
The Manchester Express details unrest in Burnley with Yeomanry escorting prisoners after clashes. reports indicate fear of further violence and a coroner's investigation planned. Fire incidents near Burnley Factory and local disruptions are described, including rescue efforts and damage mitigation by fire brigades.
The document comments on a German plan to prohibit English imports, restrict transit, and tax domestic outputs. It argues the scheme would affect neighboring states and economies, threatening freedom of commerce and damaging international exchange channels.
A旧 fragment notes the Irish provision contract for 1817 with prices per tierce and ship metrics, listing Osbourne Bennon Co and N and J Cummins as principals. It discusses market trends, high pork prices, and anticipated beef prices due to wartime demand, plus observed differences from the previous year and regional price notes in Malfast Waterford and Limerick.
War Office releases list of promotions and new appointments across regiments including Grenadier Guards and West India regiments with officers moving to lieutenancies captains and adjutant posts. Births marriages and deaths recorded in Dublin area plus vessel Musquetoon grounded near Dunlin bar after rough seas. A curious note recounts the Duke of Bourbon chase in Chantilly forest.
A British report discusses rust in wheat, its links to soil and manuring, and argues salt applications as a promising preventive. It cites trials and authorities in Cornwall and France, notes variable results, and urges large scale farmer experiments with sea salt as soil amendment during fallow periods.
Juan Nichols argues in favor of autumn sown Talavera Wheat over Red Wheat and Spring Wheat. He recounts trials in three fields, noting autumn sowing produced healthier plants and higher yield, ready to harvest earlier than Red Wheat, and with meal flour exceeding common sorts. This letter appeals to readers doubting Talavera Wheat’s merits.
J R T writes via Dublin Journal describing mangel wurzel roots on his farm in September 1818. He notes roots remained good after July drought, cattle fed nightly, increasing milk cream and butter yields, and cows staying healthy. He doubts claims they exhaust land and reports roots 12 hands high, promising future sowing benefits.
A detailed examination of Osstan and Fingal legends, Ulster topography, and the impact of 17th century Protestant settlement on ancient Irish narratives. The piece traces Cadachin’s era, Macphersons’ contributions, and Campbell’s Ulster itinerary, arguing about the land’s mythic sites and their Scottish connections.
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