Dublin Gazette Promotes Army Officers and Notables
Promotions in the Dragoon Guards and 17th Dragoons are announced with officers elevated to lieutenants, captains, and majors. Other items note quarter sessions opening, linen market prospects, and a storekeeper appointment. The piece also comments on public appointments under the Swear administration and pay raises for soldiers.
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Dragoon Guards
Robert Taylor
Vic. Skeffington
Robert
Archdally
Dragonns
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Owen Wrysne Gray
Cornet
Bankey
Dragoons
John Onge
Charles Maitland
Archdall
Poet
Cleghorn
Edward’Mangin
Zofign
Hardman
Ensige
Nicholas Evans
Drummond
Hamilton Acheson
Burgeon
Waugh
Wm. Hamilton
Mahoo
John Crawford
Moore
Day
Tholfel Court
Wilkinson
Ardfallagh
Petitioners praise and road rights spark Parliament talk
A historical critique notes petitioners seeking seats in Parliament and criticizes the United Society for Parliament power. It laments holidays crowds hindering fashionables and argues against restricting access to public spaces. It condemns social inequality and highlights the dignity of honest labor over aristocratic privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coletta
Usitea Society
Dublin
Tax on Muffins Sparks Irish Trade Debate
A parliamentary clause in the revenue bill raises duties on gluten muffins by breadth, favoring Irish loom production. The piece criticizes Whig legislation and praises commercial energy, noting England’s rising revenue and reduced debt since 1783. Mentions Sweden’s king and officers, then ends with local marriage and obituary notices including Rev. John Barker and others.
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Ireland
Patriotic Club
England
Sweden
Ruffis
Johan Cufar
Hig
Ife
Cugfar
Weneberg
Julius Ceefar
Manairo
John Barker
St. George's
Chamney
John Chamney
Castletown
Wexford
Dearne
Ballydale
Espinafle
Stillorgan
William Medcalf
Warrenown
County of
Meath
Nicholas Cruise
Prose Poem on Abolition Vote Before the British Commons
A verse lament and tribute by Juridicus to the British House of Commons after the abolition vote. It extols public sentiment and the nation's virtue while urging future generations to remember the historic decision and its moral cost. The piece invokes Afric and asks whether Parliament will merit praise for this act in the chronicles of fame.
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House of Commons
Africk
Juridicus
Ireland
King’s Inns
Dublin
Alt Raat
Tonelemony
Baltacken
Rathmloush
Ballymacaden
Keenoge
Kitlinerk
Ballydavie
Tein
Wellmeath
Glanbrassill
Correspondents Decline Publication of Satirical Piece
In a Dublin Journal note the editors refuse to publish a witty satire titled Dasara in a Congregation of Skulls, citing personal attacks and private malice. They dismiss offers from X. X. as improper bribes and affirm that the Dublin Journal will not be bribed to praise or censure unjustly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasara
Congregation of Skulls
Anks
Boyne
X. X
Dublin
Brownstown
Dubin
Leielip
Lucan
n.Maralé
John Beckee
Actur Fienty D
Ben Houle
George's-tyee
Rutland-quace
Azd
William Charleton Gent Defendant Case Fragment
Legal notice fragment names Wm Charleton as plaintiff and Gent as defendant in a dispute caption with repeated identifiers The readable text omits further details such as court, dates, or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Charleton
Catholic Declaration Denies Opposing Papal Authority
The General Committee of the Catholics of Ireland on March 1 1792 publish a solemn declaration denying imputations of disloyalty, reiterating allegiance to the Crown, condemning religious violence, and affirming liberty, morality, and the Catholic faith while rejecting any subversion of the Protestant establishment. The document, signed by Edward Byrne chairing and Richard McCormick secretary, with Archbishop Door Troy and other clergy attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Europe
Rome
Igned
Catholics of
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Mangalore Road
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PH Atkinson
Sheriff
Mottay
Drithoge
Cooiok
Dutlin
Jane Metres
Rizabeth Mracer
Wisdow
Mary Meares
Bernsford Burlton
Stephen Meares
Robert Metter
Elgarra
Coleot Chambre
Elizebeth Chambre
Jary Chambas
Alfo
Gogds
George Chambre
Daniel Donovan
Richard Donovan
Florence Dénot
Deke Ane
Pisrsuant Roth
Inia
King's Inns
Robart Banecithe
Rigs
Jon B Boyle, Esq
Anders
Bekindands
Yaoheaby
Kallyvurby
Knockargehy
Koockaehuny
Kildenance
Knaghall
Baliinoe
Drumenagh
Kilimore
Mayne
Bally
Ionebegg
Shanacloyne
Shrahane
Youmahi
Knockdrumaffall
Meghereraagh
Carbad
Corbalty
Mandowane
Limerick
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Ei Forges Irwine
Saberh Fu Gerwine
D Arcy
Hia
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Sland
Mag
Dunmoe
Prestrath
Wilekindown
Grange
Beg
Kilcalm
Linnabin
Barraly
Corbalile
Rath
Brask
Correilstown
Grafton-Street
Rennee
Milltown
Roebuch Avenue
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Thersin Vo
Gallopingreen
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