Attacks on Bible Society Spark Resident Letter
A Dublin Letter to the Dublin Journal condemns a Belfast Magazine critique of the Bible Society. The writer denounces arrogance and exclusion as misuses of Scripture, argues the society promotes authorized versions in Ireland, and warns against anti Christian sentiment linked to Popery and French politics. References to Mr. O Connell and political figures echo the era’s tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Bible Society
Falladero
Aotrum
Acs
Ireland
France
O’ Connell
Europe
Lord Holsed
Corgrass
Belfast Magazine
Northern Star
Royal Birthday Festivities at Phoenix Park
The Dublin Journal notes a royal birthday celebration planned for the Prince Regent with a party at the Vice Regal Lodge Phoenix Park on August 2. Lady and gentlemen presented to the Duchess of Richmond are invited, while mournings are not to be worn. The notice also mentions various arrivals at Holyhead Maus. A Liverpool Advertiser summary reports rumors of Commodore Rodgers capture by a British ship of the line and corroborating accounts from Captain Campbell and Lieutenant Corbett. An Evening Post dispatch cites General Dearborn on June 25 about a detachment surrender of 600 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusuim Castle
Prince Regant
Duchess of Richmond
Phoenix Park
Prince Regent
Perton
Commodore Rodgers
Campbell
Rosina
Stuors
St. John’s New Bromwick
St. John's
la Hogue
Express
Halifax
Lieut. Corbett
Royal Navy
New York Evening Post
Wap
Hay
Nce
Commons
House of Commons
Siege of Beaver Dama and British War Protests
Within ten miles of Beaver Dama, Sir R. Fletcher arrived to command the engineers for the siege. Breaching batteries opened on the 20th, totaling twenty six pieces with ordnance. A Proclamation by Barclay de Tolli and Berlin Gesette reports harsh acts by Buonaparte, prompting strong condemnations and calls for decisive action.
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Offeer
Se. Bebasan
R. Fletcher
Engineer Department
Quere
Fiy
Wa - Lixaron
Prrr
Transport Board
Pirr
Thames
Marital Notice from Cork and Waterford Regions
In Cork John Otley Esquire marries Jo Jane daughter of D Bastable Reg of Kanrurk. Joseph Peat key of Waterford wed Misa Pearose of Monomumelhak. Also a death notice from Landoo for Hon Mrs Kepple related to Lord Myaboo of Exeter and local officials.
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Cork
John Otley
Jane
D. Bastable
Kanrurk
Joseph Peat
Waterford
Misa Pearose
Monomumelhak
Landoo
Mra
Kepple
Lara
Myaboo
Exeter
Oordaylan
Minaboa
P. P
Maspein
Annals of Irish Popery and Reformation Conflicts
Fragmented chronicle recounts Archbishop Browne's elevation to Dublin see, handling relics removal, and Rome's stance during the Reformation. Describes Cromwell letters, papal indulgences, executions of friars, and later 1542 to 1650 events including Dowdall and Browne, Trent, and English royal policy.
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Chbishop Browne
Cromwell
Armagh
Rome
O'Neil
Bedweaba VI
Anit Seite
Christ's Church
Browne
Dublin
Dayne
Edward Ste X
Meath
Robert ‘Fravers
John Coyn
England
Hy Powel
Speaker Controversy and Protestant Resistance Debate
Fragmentary article discusses parliamentary clashes over the Speaker’s conduct and motions on Catholic admission, railing at the Speaker’s actions and questioning allegiance to Protestant rule. Mentions warlike movements, Swedish forces, and British troops in Stralsund amid broader political tension.
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Dublin Journal
the Dublin Journal
Holyhead
Liverpool
Boersiler
Beaver Dama
Gortenburgh
Barclay de Tolli
Boonaparte
Ows
Germany
Eare
Forsooth
Berlin
Messrs
de Berger
Fink
Tilsit
Buonaparte
Palm
Hofer
D'Engheio
Pichegrus
Toussaint
Wright
Kamps
de Finksis
Annals OF Irish Popery
Salaeier
Pioneen
George Browne
Christ
Tre
Land
Duke of Norfolk
Ulster
Britain
Jone Bt
Forrest
London
Church of Rome
Brotuza
Assembly of Lords and Commons
Cyrant
St. Francis
Paris
Thos
Powel
Ister
Henry VIII
Dowdall
Cromer
Henry the Witth
Irelad
Brown
Rii’s
Via
St. Michael’s
St. Michan’s
Henry the Wi
Sweden
Stralsund
Crowe
Gottenburgh Stave
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