13 Aug 1791
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 13, 1791
Page
1
Fragmentary excerpt discusses rights and equality, contrasting natural liberty with social subordination. It references God given rights, independence, and the danger of tyranny, urging a society where people are free and equal under law, resisting oppressive governance.
The fragment discusses Paine's principles and the Great Charter, mentioning renewal of successors, felicity, and governance. It references figures like Burke and cryptic phrases about liberty, foundational ideas, and a desire to advance a method or system.
Fragmentary text presents a heated oration condemning reformist plots against civil order. It references the danger to society, the need for lawful authority, and warnings against propaganda that could undermine the realm. The piece invokes constitutional concerns and calls for orderly discourse rather than upheaval.
The readable passage traces a complex legal and royal backdrop with mentions of a king, a bishop, and various officials. It references pardons, prisoners, and acknowledgments by local authorities and gentlemen of the commission, plus a host of names and places, all colorfully tangled in archaic prose.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions rights and a dispatch pattern though text is garbled. No clear persons organizations or events readable to locate a concrete news item. Reads as incomplete archival fragment with stray capitalized fragments and misspellings.
Fragmentary report lists collier names and locations including Nepuncherr San, Weta Sardi, Scaltion, Memes Queen from Parkgate, and Duke of Luluder near Liverpool. Records high water times Monday through Friday with morning and afternoon minutes, indicating tide observations and related notes.
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