Address from New Ross Burgesses to the King on Catholic Emancipation
The Lovextron reconper Bunarves and freemen of New Ross Ireland resolve to send a loyal address to His Majesty in prayer for prudent reform and Catholic rights while defending constitutional order. The message condemns agitation in Dublin and pledges continued allegiance to the Crown. The response from Dublin Castle confirms the King’s gracious reception via Lord Lieutenant and Secretary of State.
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New Ross
Ireland
Ross
United Kingdom
British Empire
Dublin Castle
Wargesses
Richard Ryder
W. W. Pole
Dublin Council Letters on Grattan Foster and the Union
A Dublin merchant writes to the Dublin Journal defending Mr Foster and attacking critics in the Common Council. He recalls past clashes over the Union and praises Foster as Ireland’s best friend, citing a voluntary subscription that declined Foster’s acceptance of a large communal gift. The author asserts integrity and contrasts past corruption with public esteem.
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Grattan
Dublin
Rts
Poster
Ireland
Common Council
Foster
House of Commons
Clin
Faster
Wise-Huad
Unign
Ponsonby
Huying
Treland
Titus
Silistribers
Ifreland
Surrender of Ciudad Rodrigo Reported by Lord Wellington Dispatches
The Dublin Public Journal notes arrivals of Holyhead and Chester mails with Lord Wellington dispatches praising Ciudad Rodrigo’s surrender on July 10 after a stout defence. It details French forces near 50,000, Talbot’s death, and the enemy’s pressure on our advanced posts from Cadiz to Alverca with scarce siege at Matagorda and ample provisions. General Fergusson reached Cadiz on the 8th ult.
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Holyhead
Chester
Wellington
Lota
Lath
16Th Dragoons
Talbot
Fuerte de la Conception
Lord Wellington
Alverca
Lisbon
Lord ‘Wellington
Cadiz
Matagorda
Fergusson
Fragmented Irish Opinion Letter and Local Notices
A letter to the editor questions window tax fairness amid political debate. The document also notes civic gratitude for flour contributions to prisoners and records several marriage notices in Clifton and Cultra with names such as Andrew M Cann and Maria Gall and Edith Russell and Mira Finlay.
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Andrew. M'Cann
Margaret Murphy
Merrion-law
Clifton
John Kennedy
Cultra
Maria
John Gall
Edith Russell
Bangor
Mira Finlay
Ballaw
Sublime Discovery Promises Domestic Liquor Revolution
An editor notes a bold claim about a new liquid blacking substitute that could replace shoes oils and clothing, derived from global materials, with wide geographic reach from Spain to North America. A court case in a neighboring country tests the meaning of beer ingredients male and hops in a publican dispute.
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Rhodera
Spain
Portugal
North America
Guiana
Brazil
Capé of Good Hope
Seporif
Turkey
West
India
Eezil
Cape
Poli
Élfrox Tery
Robbery Ring Broken Up Near Duke Street Office
Locals hail magistrates as a large gang of robbers and prisoners were recently captured and confined in Newport. Lieutenant Malone of the 73rd Regiment and Ayckbowm of Gratton Street were attacked in Lower Ormond Quay after a woman was jostled in darkness. Malone died the following morning. Police search continues for the assailant.
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Actitt
Duke-street
Malone
73Th Regiment
Ayckbowm
Gratton-street
Ormond-quay
Mlan
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Andrews & Son
Irish ‘Woollen Warehouse
Castle-street
Navigation Office
INI Land Navigation
Royal Canal Company
Coomnahay
Dubin
Royal Canal
Comany
Grand Canal
Henry
R, Paine
Robert Rogers
Charles Tottenham, Esq
Russ, de
Rosborough
John Montgomery
Arabella Leigh
Merttos-aquire
Society For the Relief
Judge Daly
The
Dublin Journal
the Public Journal
1 Dublin Journal
Mr. Faulkner
Teuth
England
Irzeand
Ale Enere
Daver
Eeennes
Ered
Scotland
Cocker
Dublit
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