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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 30, 1817

Page

2

Bible Societies Urged To Spread Scripture Across Nations

A speech by Rev. Dr. Mason lauds Bible societies for distributing the Scriptures, urging English and Irish volunteers to spread the Bible worldwide. He cites personal reform from Bible reading, notes opposition among Catholics and Protestants, and highlights Ireland’s need for copies amid vast demand in Russia and beyond. The gathering reports rising takings and expanding education efforts as the empire enlarges the mission.

Jesus Richard Watson Methodist Connexion de. Chorpe Hibernian Bible, Society Ireland Dr T Bibernian Bible Society London’ Hibernian Society Treland

Burglary and assault charges in Springhill raid

Thomas Phelan of Carrickbeg, part of a five man gang, was committed to the County gaol by Henry St George Cole Misq. for a burglary at Captain Johnspp's Springhill house on Tuesday night. They wounded Captain Johnson and the Rev James Edward Surridge during the break in. Benjamin Johnson, formerly a Waterford Militia captain and paymaster, was at cards with his family and Mr Farace Edward Surridge at the time.

Watterrose Henry St. George Cole Thomas Phelan Carrickbeg Johnspp Springhill Johnson James Edward Surridge Phelsa Benjamin Johnson Waterford Ste Thomas Surridge Rosa Captain Johnson Johnan Surridge George Cottom Poole Cove Major Cole George Wright Cornelius Bolton Carrrak County Waterford Thomas M*dougall Knockhouse William Neary Carrick

Outrage at Captain Johnson's. mob raids house

In Waterford district a violent intrusion into Captain Johnson's home led to gunfire and injuries. Volunteers pursued suspects with Major Cole coordinating arrests. Thomas Phelan was seized at Carrickbeg. Dr Poole treated the wounded. Mr Surridge escaped serious harm despite a knife attack, aided by local help and police efforts.

Harvest prospects poor in Kildare and Midlands Ireland

A letter from Garry reports wheat thinning across Kildare Kings County and Westmeath with potential yields half the usual. Oats suffer from spring drought and late rains, while potatoes and turnips look good. Mungel Warnel and barley show mixed results. general tone hints at a plenteous season elsewhere but troubled by poor grain quantity locally. Prices in markets fall to low levels as harvest cheers clash with cautious outlook.

Kildare King's County Westmeath Garry Mungel Warnel Taaren Gow Qate

Harvest market notes and weather outlook from Sussex England

Market reports from Srey London and Lewes detail grain prices and supplies, with wheat and barley notes, bread prices for the coming week, and harvest activity across regions. Weather commentary references Dr Herschel and equinoctial gales, plus farmer optimism on harvest progress and hay making.

Loaraicn Srey England Frere Eng Providence Lewes Selmeston Fal Coy Sila London Portugal

Returns of Corn and Grain Prices in Dublin Week Ending 1827

Abstract of quantities and prices of corn grain meal and flour sold in Dublin and Liberties for week ending September 0 1827. Includes measures: barrels for most grains, 20 stone for barley and beans, 16 stone for bear, 64 stone for oats, 13 8 stone of flour equal to a barrel weight, and 7 stone of oatmeal equal to a barrel.

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Dublin newspaper subscription rates blast from the past

In a fragment from a Dublin office, subscriptions appear for twelve months at three shillings, six months at four shillings, and three months at a smaller rate. The text mentions Meat-Street and a proprietor’s listing, with unclear foreign terms surrounding the ad.

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