30 Sep 1822
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 30, 1822
Page
1
A Ladia n Review summary discusses Ireland s education system and the poverty of the peasantry due to low wages and high reliance on potato crops. It favors removing duties on essentials and reducing luxury taxes to raise revenue and improve living standards, while debating countervailing duties and excise reforms to aid Irish industry and curb illicit distilling.
A fragment discusses Ireland's finances and crime, arguing for abolishing taxes that spur crime and replacing them with equivalent revenue. It advocates bold fiscal change and hints at parliamentary debate, with a note on continuing the discussion in a future issue.
The article notes Mr Owen of Philaa trophy and his plan to visit Lanark with a system for moral reform and charity. It reports strong local support, high funding offers including a thousand pounds by Mrones, and expectation of a large public audience. It highlights hoped impact on habits and morals and the potential adoption of his measures in Scotland.
The article notes Alderman Simions Wivesroy Janes retires as Chief Magistrate with Alderman Paratixe succeeding. It reports a tranquil year aside from mine disturbances affecting Dublin, mentions public health concerns from physicians Browne and Keogh, and recounts a scare involving hay and carts at a churchyard leading to a public notice.
A chaotic, fragmentary report covers fashion shows, noble visits, and local affairs. The Duke of Devonshire arrives in Limerick with a procession to Mount Shannon, while discussions on bishops, courts, and governance unfold in Dublin and London.
Yesterday's St Michael festival preceded a debate over Lord Mayor and civic pageantry while a Dublin canal company election produced the closest result yet. Candidates Savage and Scanlan led with high votes amid a contested board reshuffle, signaling a shift away from monopoly and indicating strong turnout of proprietors.
A historical notice from the guild outlines intentions to support the admission of merchants of the city, declaring loyalty to the king and church while inviting adherents to align with their religious community. The fragment expresses intent to demonstrate royalty and civic citizenship through collective vote and cooperation.
The court described the case as a escape from responsibility and decided the bishop must resign all his ecclesiastical dignities to uphold church parity. Proceedings will be held in the Metropolitan Court of Armouh with Lord Poimate presiding. another bishop may be appointed if needed. Also reported are local thefts including a girl charged with theft and a residence break in at No 17 George's Place.
A crowded Armagh Cathedral heard a sermon by Rev Thomas Krmitde from Killymun on church reform and the Establishment. The report, though lengthy, notes strong clergy focus and concerns over sectarian influence and the role of the laity in religious duty. The piece also records a separate police incident with a girl named Barney charged in Call Alice for repeated harassment of Tiasui’s Louse.
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