Prince Hohenlohe Miracles Compared With Saintly Wonders
A Morning Chronicle piece lampoons Prince Hohenlohe miracles beside ancient saints. It argues Basil and Anthony-era feats outshine modern claims, cites St. Augustine and St. Stephen relics, and mocks claims of cures as weaker than legendary martyrdoms. It concludes Hohenlohe’s feats are unlikely true sainthood despite asserted facts.
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Morning Chronicle
St. Augustine
Gervase
Violase
Lephus
Soloméa
St. Anthony
Satan
Anthony
Samon
Athanasius
St. Antony
Hohenlohe
Africa
Humeric
Hohentohe
Bazil
Julian the
St. Basil
St. Mercisrius
Julian
Spain
Mina
Maur
Florentius
Carhosus
Secret papal plots and Jesuit plots in 18th century letters
A Dublin Letter to the Editor laments a Times style expose in the Morning Chronicle and cites alarming claims that Protestant Britain faced a continental conspiracy by Jesuits and Papists. The writer attributes rising Papist influence to the Restoration era and urges publication of extracts detailing anti Protestant plots and Catholic expansion.
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Blac& Rock
Sta
Dublin Journal
Morning Chronicle
Cobbett
Agag
Dan O'Connell
Statesman
Narcourt Lees
Tre
Land
Hohenlohe
Lalor—Cobbett
Primpeter
Thall
Hidden sects and reformists spark Irish conspiracy chatter
A letter laments Jesuit influence in Ireland amid a broader European purge, claiming an organized conspiracy behind uprisings and urging noble judges and officials to expose hidden loyalties. The writer predicts impending trials and mocks political figures, pledging lifelong resistance if proven correct.
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Lluminati
Europe
United Executive Directory
Ireland
College de Propaganda
Heclaraou
Chamber of Deputies
France
Plunkett
Jesns
Buake
Diving bell at Portpatrick feats bold and dangerous
A detailed account of Portpatrick diving operations describes a square metal frame eight feet high and twenty two feet in circumference weighing over four tons. Twelve glass windows, an air pump, and a strong crane enable divers to work at depth while remaining largely underwater and warding off water ingress.
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Portpatrick
Hell
Doaltess
Niven
Condit
Ireland
Scotland
Airborne feat astonishes Paris as Garnerin ascends
A Paris letter recounts Mademoiselle Garnerin’s ascent from the Champ de Mars in a plain varnished silk balloon. Crowds of up to 120000 watched as the balloon rose, released ballast, and she parachuted to a safe descent near St Denis.
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Mademoiselle Garnerin
Champ de Mars
Paris
Moux
Ecole Militaira
Duchess de Berri
Madamoiselle Gaverin
St. Denis
Mademoiselle Gamerin
Bousge
Parie
Tuilleries
Luxembourg
Champ de Mar
Belzoni Journey Blocked by Morrozo Emperor Elsewhere
The Cambridge Chronicle reports Mr Belzoni’s setback crossing Mount Atlas toward Wimbuetoo due to Emperor Morrozo’s safety concerns amid a convulsed country. The letter hints at intrigues and hopes for a new route south, with five months spent and heavy expenses accounted for. Also noted: Dublin papers claim Lady Laton’s speech remains continuous since June 10, and London sees a surge of church construction alongside Methodism’s purported decline.
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Belzoni
Mount Atlas
Wimbuetoo
Gbiraltar
Morrozo
Tia
Cambridge Chronicle
Many Laton
Dublin
London
Murder trial at Maidstone for Donnallan wife case
The trial of William Donnallan for the alleged murder of his wife at Chatham in September 1819 proceeded with testimony from a serjeant and others. The case hinged on identity and circumstances surrounding the missing Mrs Donnallan, the discovery of her body, and the prisoner’s conduct. The jury found him guilty of death. he was to be executed.
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Alrootous
William Donallan
Bridger Dekel
Iit
Chatham
Aif
Pet
America
Krompton
Bet
Jj of
Beix
Cape of
Ope
Babiam
Parton
Thompson
Barbadoes
Donnallan
Ireland
Priser
Smith
Denis Browne
Brown
Santalaizes
Sudh
Sergeant Onslow
Solan
Anthony Perrier
Cork
Atlas Assurance Compe
Edward Daly
Limerick
Dublin
Montrath
Sbeth
Hr Martin
Dublin Journal Advertisement Fragment
Printed at the Dublin Journal fice No 5 yove ment street Corner of Essex street where Advertisements ie are received.
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Dublin Journal
Fice
Essex-street
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St. Stephen
Raed Cawann
Heim
Anu
Dhuspia
Fife
al Hippa
Freong
Hin
Our City
St. Stephen’s Church
Holy Mother Church
Montfaucon
The
Tihan
Rome
Daparte
Sacred College de Propaganda
Runic
Jesuits
Tow Rland
Preston
Lancashire
Evera
England
Great Britain
George the di
Aerostation
MR. Belzoni
Dundalk
Harbou
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