Equality and the natural order in society and faith
The author argues equality is misunderstood by many claiming equal rights. He frames equality as theoretical and unattainable, noting persistent natural and social inequality driven by strength, wealth, virtue, and Providence. He asserts freedom in action but rejects universal parity in power or status across human life and in the afterlife.
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Earth
Adam
Eve
Hé’diderene
Pail
Cain
Abel
Choad
Inequality As Natural Result Of Creation And Providence
A letter argues against equality as against nature and God. It contends that differences in mind and body arise from original inequality and varying conditions. The writer criticizes Paine for misrepresenting mankind and stresses natural diversity across humanity.
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Schombeurg
Dublin Journal notices and Dublin Castle entertainments
The Dublin Journal reports on the Duke of Richmond’s anniversary visit to Dublin, the Lord Lieutenant’s St. George’s Day dinner at the Castle with state officers, and a plan to secure mail coaches against robbery. It includes letters to the editor denying authorship of a Protestant petition and notes on religious intolerance. Also recounted are murders and violent events in Waterford and Kilkenny, with magistrates seeking soldiers and rewards for convictions.
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Duke of Richmond
Dublin
Rotunda
St. George's Day
Glen
Duke of Leinster
Ely
Meath
Charlemont
Castlecoote
Frankfurt
Monk
Down and
Clugher
B. Littlehales
Grewgory
Macdonald
H. Hamilton
Aif
Fréehan
Titus Quinan
Findhans
Prosperous
County Kildare
George Becker
L. Tate
Waragroup
R. Power
John N. Hunble
Edw. Elliott
Denis Bryan
Ballentaylor
White Church
Decies
Drum
Waterford
Bryan
Watersford
Juba Power
Two-mile Bridge
Dungarvan
Daniel Leamy
Wallerstown
Dromana
John Power
John Corcoran
Oi Cloga
Lverk
Kilkenny
Corcoran
Benagi
Newry
John Benagh
Foundling Hospital
City Quarter Sessions Opened Before City Officials
The City Quarter Sessions convened yesterday at the Sessions House in Green Street with the Lord Mayor and Recorder presiding. The Grand Jury and Market Jury were sworn in, and the Lord Mayor praised the last Market Jury while the Recorder urged the new jurors to uphold duties, with 24 copies of the Act on Market fares to be distributed.
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Bloxham
Green Street
Racaann Mampars
Jun
Eng
William Walsh
John Stevens
John Pimm
Richard Smyth
Terence Doyle
George Young
Francis M‘ Ardell
Mark Kong
John Jones
Chia
Recorder
Proclama Uon
Impromptu Ode Urges Canal Docks Passage Opened
A poem by HUMANITUS to the Dublin Gazette editors argues for reopening a long blocked public route from Brunswick Street to the Royal Canal Docks. The writer claims the passage would unlock waste ground, boost canal access, aid the poor and widows, and press officials to reclaim a public thoroughfare now barred by private gatekeeping.
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Royal Canal
Brunewickeshreet
Upper Churchsstreet
Mike
Canal
Cana Brock
Mensaeheri
House of Industry
Brunswicky
Hardwick Hospital
Brunswick Street
Royal Canal Docks
Lam
C. &c. Humanitus
Sermon at Lying-in Hospital Benefit Calls Belfast Charity
Yesterday Dr Hutcheson preached at the Church for the Lying-in Hospital with text from Job. The ragged appeal highlighted Belfast’s charitable claims and the collection reached 1972 16s 4d, aided by notable collectors including the Marchioness of Downshire and Earl of Massereene. In Castlewellan a force of Northampton militia fired to disperse rioters during an attempted rescue of forged-note prisoners. Constable Mr Newell was wounded, facing possible loss of an eye.
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Agqitad
Marchioness of
Downshire
Richard Dobbs
Hutchinvon
Hugh Kennedy
Newell
Kilbioney
Down
Northampton
Downpatrick
Castlewellan
O'Neill
Lord Anneeley
Cambwellan
Rosstrevor
West
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Church of
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John DE Falkirk
Orpen
Morgan Crafton
Society For Resist
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