28 Sep 1815
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 28, 1815
Page
1
Prices of various stocks and bonds listed including Bank Stock Grand Canal Stock Ditto Loan Gov debt 9 per cent 77 Do Loan 4 per cent Royal Canal Stock Debentures 5 per cent City Bonds 6 per cent Treas Bills 4 per cent and Pipe Water Deb 6 per cent. The line items show rates and percentages for several securities.
A Dublin Journal fragment reports on political chaos in France and the Irish scene. It cites administration of George Duke of Dorset’s estate and the Beadles riot in South King Street, plus tithe disputes, rural outrages, and an anecdote about a Bristol butcher’s account.
Fragmentary OCR reflects a law and order theme in Britannia with references to honour, peace, and guardians enforcing the king's authority. The passage depicts declarations and echoes of warnings amid a martial backdrop and mentions of duel prevention and loyalty to the crown.
A Dublin Chronicle item reports a humorous misprint where a line about PRESERVED was followed by a separate line in similar type reading PICKLED. The prank invokes the names O Comznt and Liniwit in the altered display.
The writer defends the Bible Society against accusations of misusing funds and lists alleged fraud charges. He argues donations are correctly recorded, condemns hostile press conduct, and cites named individuals and institutions to rebut charges of embezzlement and manipulation.
Magistrates in Dublin hear a complaint by Willie Forde against George van Constinty and William Flynn over sixpence tolls charged for returned metal and feathers at Pilworths Toll-house. Witnesses describe demands, cross examinations reveal disputed charges while Lord Mayor insists on lawful customs and proper conduct.
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