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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 07, 1792
Page
4
The regiments forming the garrison were reviewed for discipline and performance, except the 35th which Maj Gen Richard White will reassess tomorrow. The 44th moved from New Geneva toward Dublin. Garrison field days began yesterday with the 6th 12th and 4th regiments exercised in the Park.
The Common Council of Cork congratulates the Marquis of Townswend on his arrival, praising his administration and support for the nation’s constitution. They express gratitude and best wishes for continued prosperity and the empire’s welfare. The message is dated July 30, 1792, Council Chamber, Mansion-House, Cork, signed by orders.
A letter expresses, with strong sentiment, the value of councils and sheriffs, urging harmony between Cork City and the Kingdom. The writer pledges to serve the realm, seek opportunities, and foster cordiality and unanimity for the empire’s prosperity.
Fragmentary letter mentions Grand Jury and high Sheriff urging Protestants to respond to an audacious publication by Iga Beware Byrne. It describes resentment at Catholic ingratiation and hints at a planned meeting with a declared aim to prevent refutation and escalate to war to give ground to an invading enemy.
The Grand Jury of County Wexford at Asizes 1992 requests calling a meeting of its Freeholders to consider a printed paper dated August 2 titled A Letter of the Sub-Committee of Ireland signed by Edward Me John Loftus Loftus and others. The Bear Inn Enniscorthy hosts the gathering on the first day of September. Sheriff note by Egonsequence.
The Marquis of Towotheod arrived at Bisek Rock to joyful reception by the City aldermen and commons on the Maschionese Birthday anniversary. Lord Mayor unable to attend. Lord Chancellor holds court. A committee plans to raise 92,000 and meet at the Exhibition tomorrow.
Yesterday a grand cricket match took place in Parken with Breland and military presence. The game ran from 2 to 6, refreshments in view, and notables from Westmorland and nearby diffini tions attended.
Tuesday evening two men in a jaunting car near Lucan were killed when the vehicle overturned on the faceway. A London tradesman advertised a new cure but was challenged by a friend. Reports from Bednor and Jamaica claim vast wealth and quiet, while Indians in America threaten Congress. The British conduct in Gibraltar enforces strict rules and tides of loyalty shift with the French Revolution.
A fragment from a Dublin journal reflects on drink and its effects, with a mock heroic toast to the drinker in a Te Lucy tone. The piece humorously chronicles the descent from bravado to hangover, noting the fumes, pain, and comical curses that follow.
A letter from a Paris Jacobin to Marseilles warns of severe actions against Briffats and Condorrets, while ongoing turmoil unfolds in the National Court. A family separation is recorded and Meffra Varpier is involved. reports claim injury and detention at Treloverie Nationale and Abbey-prison, with police seizing papers. Federates from Marselites arrive en route to Solffont camp, defacing royal symbols to justify acts under the French Conspiracy chapter.
A Jacobin member reports exemptions granted to reformers and the bail of La Payette in Marseilles. A letter from Montesquieu to the Jacobin Society condemns Paris influence, defends La Payette, and laments France’s political turmoil and calls for liberty under firm governance.
The excerpt rails at enemies behind national desks and laments domestic fault. It cites Jacobins and Feuillants as traitors while urging vigilance. Montlevollon notes and Camis seeks to address the National Assembly with decrees limiting foraging and palace access. The piece hints at measures against the Executive and crown, with Robespierre opposing caustic moves.
Fragmented OCR describes a brutal mob action in Cavdiran where three venerable figures, the Abbe Du Puy the Pere Panetier and the Langoiran, were seized from peaceful dwellings and executed in the market. A mob slaughter culminated in desecration, with beheading and desecrated remains paraded through town. The episode ends as authorities intervene and the crowd disperses after threats to again stage a Tree of Liberty.
An irregular fragment from a historical newspaper mentions publication obligation and alleged accounts. It references a sor office entry and unpaid or unclear payment, with unclear names or dates. The readable items suggest a public notice about financial entry and required publishing.
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