King George toast prompts corporate loyalty in Dublin 1822
A letter dated Dublin April 7 1822 urges corporate leaders to back the king and resist dissident members. It pressures the corporation to follow a path of loyalty during the king's visit and to reject challengers who would jeopardize the union of church and state. The author warns that opposition could undermine the King’s influence and the corporation’s standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Alty
Vihak
Aring 90
Thia Matasca
Corporation
Aenonger
Dublin
Extraordinary steam navigation expedition near Arklow bank
A Lloyds agent hired the Waterion steam vessel to tow a diving gear laden lighter toward the Arklow bank where Linanhall wreck occurred. They aimed to anchor for the station and other property. the vessel set out from Howth Monday night, reached the bank at daybreak, and returned after two hours. The paddle propulsion invention by Mr. Oldham is praised for efficiency in deep water and adverse winds.
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Leorge Dreem
Lloyd's
Beeing
Waterlon
Mmrpoaa
Arklow Bank
Linanhall
Aer
Dublin
Antymf
Towth
Capto Delap
Toho Oldham
Roe Bolt
Cy Raulener
Fumeymmon
Padi de
Wills
Kelly
Corgens
Preecat
Jons Freveu
Evertin
Deanery
Danixn Kitty
Cargens
Daniki-Fearain Beschwood
Wirdan Munroy
Oskport
Dublin City Commission Opens With Free Calendars Declared
The Dublin city grand jury is sworn as Judge Jebb praises police and civic charity. Indictments include Michael Connor John Hamilton Michael Ryan Thomas Morde for burglary and robbery at Rathgar. Andrew Profamary for rape. Michael M Lughtin for the murder at Inland Bridge. minor offenses noted. court adjourned to morning.
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Follarday
Justigea Jebb
Burton
Dublin
Michael Connor
John Hamilton
Mishael Ryan
Thowat Mordo
Joseph Hardy
Rathgar
Co. of Dublin
Andrew Profamary
Elizabeth Steed
Michael M'Llughtin
John Rady
Inland Bridge
Alderman Flaming Elected Lord Mayor for Coming Year
The Corporation has elected Alderman Flaming by a large majority as Lord Mayor of the City for the ensuing year, to begin at Michaelmas.
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Flaming
Michaelmas
Petition of Mr Loveday Prompts Debate in Chamber
The Chamber of Deputies debated Mr Loveday's petition as reporter described the case of his daughter Himity and her Catholic conversion. The report criticized his language and arguments, noting tensions over religious toleration and calls to resist the state’s authority. Additional military movements and orders followed, including unit reallocations and a transport plan for the 10th Dragoons to sail to India.
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Douglas Loveday
Hammersmith
England
France
Fir Liweday
Fernl
Miss Loveday
Mr Driveaday
Preach Mouatehy
Te Chanber
Manuel de Calviers
Mo Gonslant
RAND FINISH OF THE PRESENT STATE LOTTERY DRAW
A Royal lottery draw notices two prizes of twenty thousand pounds with capital entries and a single day to apply at licensed offices. Bankrupts before the committee in Dublin to protect creditors rights. Easter scripture catechism exams announced with premiums and testimonials for students. General meeting of subscribers at the Royal Exchange to receive reports and form committees.
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RAND
NEAW
Wien
Perla
Geomericanihanesland
Maver
Perench
Upta, Company
Ireland
Hrabazon Brownr
Goa
Mulan
Ran
Feinmiglian Ans Fitolion
Preminme
Mac Croa
Killaly
Daring
Boyd
Neabite
C. Jr
Kans
Waller
O'Flaherty
Lestie
Cronyn
Ersoqa
John Ponkroy
Atta Mac Nans Ree
Manufacturing an Irish Waterproof Hat Maker Seeks Patronage
Peter Byrne, a Temple-Dar manufacturer, announces a new waterproof hat that claims superior workmanship, form, and comfort. He urges public confidence before customers and pledges fair pricing, thanking past patrons and inviting scrutiny from potential buyers and tailors. He also offers a limited line of hats at moderate prices to rival a nearby house in the trade.
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Temple-Dar
Pablo
Feudal Turmoil Delays in Eastern Crisis Report
Faulkner's Dublin Journal notes protracted suspense over Turks and Russians hostilities. French papers repeat disappointment on intelligence about a potential breakthrough. Despatches from Constantinople indicate British pressure for immediate cession of principalities, while Christian residents fear Ottoman ruin in war. Predictions point to Black Sea mobilization and limited European action through spring.
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Wererallert
Varia
Levant Company
Cartwright
Constantinople
Lord Strangford
Count de Latzaw
Losuilites
Rumain
Ava- Hee
Black Sea
Horng Uidertehonda
Europe
Russia
Tarkey
Hy Tesaon
Cis Vald
Golywken
Greek Victory Reports Retrenchment of Turkish Fleet At Sea
A Paris private letter notes Greek success in the sea battle with 25 Turkish vessels, 17 warships. Greek captains boarded a frigate from a tiny schooner. News mentions Chourschid Pacha at Jonina and Albanian unrest foretelling revolution. Austria warns Naples to recall troops as Russo Turkish tensions rise. Naples seeks Medici guidance amid constitutional debates.
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Viento
Bes Magara
Ypsilanti
Moorgata
Hungary
Libor
Ancona
Corfu
Mio Graeks
Gulf of Lepanto
Tran Gibraltar
Chourschid Pacha
Jonnina
Albanera
Zilsal
Thermovia
Jyanen
Paris
Thurday
Austria
Naples
Chevalier de Medicis
Smattera
Despood
Bon Gaoek
Conciliatory Address Recommends Omission Of Obnoxious Toast
A Dublin corporation letter urges dropping a divisive civic dinner toast. The writer praises moderation and liberal sentiments, noting the Lord Mayor and supporters act in line with the king's conciliatory admonition to Ireland. The text counters bigoted factions attempting to sow discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of Dublin
Ireland
Irregularities in Ireland and England recounts of unrest
The report describes recounts from the Southern district amid widespread crime in counties Pipperary Kilkenny and Waterford with executions in Limerick and Cork. It notes riots in Norfolk and Suffolk and a special session under the Insurrection Act with sentences of transportation and whipping.
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Pipperary
Kilkenny
Waterford
Limerick
Cork
Althe
Corl
Formen
Norfolk
Suffolk
Norwich
Disa
Brilay
Wrentham
T Gooch
Lancers
Genel
Momar
House of
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