Atlantic News Notes from Dublin Journal on Early 1800s Mail and Ghent Talks
The Dublin Journal reports arrivals from Holyhead and French papers up to the 30th, citing Davoust and the Address of the Chamber of Peers. British ambassadors near Ghent hire a country house while American negotiators await Mindtson’s son-in-law. The talks promise delays, with prospects of a quick U S termination unlikely. Gras division of the British Army has reached Canada on June 6, and Mr Bradlson faces reckoning.
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Holyhead
Davoust
Afoniteur
Chamber of Peers
France
Ghent
Mindtson
United States
Chiles
Gironde
Canada
Bradlson
The Clonmel Assizes and Irish Public Order Debate
The piece critiques a recent Assizes at Clonmel and attacks alleged insubordination in Ireland. It cites Judge Fraterwan and the Evening Post, argues for strict law enforcement, criticizes clergy taxation and landlord conduct, and urges frugal public spending to curb unrest and protect peasant rights. The tone defends order, laments discontent, and calls for vigilant magistracy and honest governance.
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Evening Post
Decortm
Ireland
Clonmel
Pariona
Fratewan
Tipperary
Frercuen
Kilkenny
Chantal
Hin
Aemper
Kia
Femnchinn
Marey
Beath
Poe
SP Tarr
Glasgow
Murtpurs
Government Speech on Irish Disorder and Peel's Bill
Lordship condemns private sedition and anti government outrages while urging Peel's Bill to curb defrauding revenue and perjury. He cites Papist agitation in Ireland as provoking unrest, notes upper classes could aid reform, and laments brutalized characters among the rich. The speech targets Munster and Dublin origins of the evil.
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Grand Jury
Peel
Ireland
Catholic Board
Munster
Assize Proceedings At Clonmel Amid Tense Prosecutions
Segutteit reports several indictments for theft and murder with many acquittals for want of prosecution. Notable cases include Wm Malongy, Php Connors, and others for stealing notes, clothing, and a hat. Thomas Connery murder acquittal. John Rourke theft of sheep. and Burke burglary acquitted. A sentence warns Britain’s naval role during the Pacific era with Dunleary incidents and threats to Rev Samuel Riall of Upham amid assizes.
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Clonmel
Malongy
Php Connors
Wat
Sheehan
Wantel
Creodgh
Tim.' Greongh
Thomas”Connery
Philip Slaterry
John Rourke
Michael Mara
Paul Patrick Burke
Mary Burke
Andrew Ryan
Dwyer
Henry Seaemtait
John Ai
Reserea
Qelbtery
Res
Mary Quirk
Patrick Meagher
Samuel Riall
Upham
Tipperary
Fethard
Assizes
Kitkenny
Assembly Council approves Address to Regent on Peace and Centenary
The assembly forms a committee to draft an address to the Regent congratulating him on the happy coincidence of the Annis Birch Dig with the Centenary of his illustrious family and the realm. A committee of gentlemen including Mr. Gireauny and Aldermen meets to engross and present the resolution to the Lord Lieutenant.
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Gireauny
Grand Jubilee and Festival Plans in Dublin Needing Support
The Dublin celebration marks the Hanoverian reign with a royal review in Phanis Park, a state dinner, and a grand ball at the Rotunda. A committee urges early donations for clothing, charity drives, and the Newton Green pageantry, while tickets for dinners and balls are advertised.
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Madame CaraLayi
Raizay
Avarar
Phanis
Grephen
Congreve
Seanessie
Sayor
Manion House
Marriage Notice In Dublin Wesley Chapel August 3
On Wednesday August 3 by special license from the Prerogative Court the Rev Richard Ryan Clarke wed Mary Giffard second daughter of John Giffard of Dublin The 4th inst in Wesley Chapel the Rev John Hamilton Stubbs wed Margaret Cartetons eldest daughter of Alderman Cartetons of Jey square and Cousin to Lord Viscount Carletas
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Richard Ryan Clarke
Mary
John Giffard
LAY of
Dublin
Alles
Wesley Chapel
of Morgan
Joho Hamilton Stubbs
James Stubbs
Edmundaton
Margaret
Alderman Cartetons
Jey-Square
Viscount Carletas
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