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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 30, 1818
Page
4
A fragmentary report describes the royal preparations and departure scenes at Windsor with mentions of Queen Victoria or a similar royal figure amid crowds. The text references palace positions, carriage movements, and the public display surrounding royal events, noting fatigue and ceremonial pomp. The piece also touches on medical and administrative observations about public health and governance connected to the era.
The article surveys French politics with mass circulation views on the constitutional party, Bourbons, and France under Louis XVIII. It notes press freedom, calls for reform, and the risk of foreign troops, while debating whether Bonaparte could reclaim power. It also reports on a Kendal child prodigy in mathematics and Scottish literary discoveries.
A detailed review of performances at the theatre with praise for Miss Kelly and Mrs Clark, plus cast notes for Curflong and The School for Scandal. Also reports on theatre entertainments, fashion notices, society arrivals, and police updates including street beggary suppression and local robberies.
Fragmentary OCR of a late 18th to early 19th century notice detailing army regiments including the 99th Regiment and Yeomanry Convalescent forces, orders for reductions and reallocation of corps, along with provisions on arms security and the distribution of detachments to districts. Mentions Cliftonham, New Bromwick, Wallfax, and other localities, with dates and administrative actions.
Reports from Buncesvan to Preston detail factory boycotts and wage disputes among spinners and weavers. Weavers refuse work for Horrocks Mitler Co and demand four shillings extra per pound while seeking emigration to America. Local meetings endorse withdrawal from employers and outline rent concessions to lure manufacturers. The piece also covers charity aid and public notices surrounding the Moses Qagnon case and Worcester Music Meeting results.
Births record in Ranta lists a daughter for Lady of AM oulrase Dastunty and names Eva Peay Tel, with location Anaville near Cloaith. Marriage notices include Stark White and Sahu Finlay at St Thomas Church, and a Coolock Church ceremony by Reverend Henery Moduhy Sausual Bee with Beamish and Mayoral families. Additional entries mention Sir Joba Raya in London and the marriage of Viances Morin to the late king Aza in Blvad, Kiikeday.
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