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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 31, 1815

Page

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Paris unrest and European military moves dominate reports

The issue notes rising unrest in Paris with the Vendeans and sympathizers from Buonaparte's circle forming alliances. Austrian forces occupy southern towns while plans to seize Toulon and Marseilles are urged to quell opposition. Correspondence from Brussels and Germany discusses the Netherlands constitution and looting of Dutch and Flemish paintings for the Louvre. The piece also condemns Popery and sedition while praising loyalty to the Constitution.

Holyhead Chester Paris Brussels Loire Buonaparte Nismes Avignon Toulon Marseilles Bayoote Bidassoa Bayonny Navarennes St. Jean Pied Corunna London Cays Roch Palafux Jaca Pycenneet France Castanos Perpignan O*doanel Bayonne Netherlands Brueber Louvre

Fragmentary Loyalist Proclamation Amid Tax Debate

A garbled Parliament pledge from the era defends the Crown and Protestant cause while denouncing opposing papers. The fragment hints at loyalty themes and tax policy amid political tension without clear names or dates.

Ruins in Ormond quay area spark public concern

A letter complains the Fourth Police Division site at Ormond quay near Mountrath Street remains dangerous ruins once linked to Lord Mountrath. Citizens question why the Wide Streets Commissioners delay the planned Richmond Bridge avenue project and public convenience. The notice mentions confinement in the Talend of St. Helen.

Fourth Police Ormond Quay

Letter from Protestant Minister to Francey on Protestant Persecution

Translated letter from May 5 1818 warns friend in a British dependency of ongoing Protestant persecution in France. It describes insults, executions or threats, and fear of property seizure by Catholics aided by Papists. The writer urges his government to acknowledge the truth and impose restraints to protect Protestants.

Trisha Jericho Francey British Dean Sr France Louis Camaille Belial St. Bars Pritts

Public concern over Registry Office search fees

An attorney urges readers to question rising costs at the Registry Office noting 4d for a search 6d per extract and high charges for negative searches with sheets of 72 words per memorial. He argues fees have climbed 20 to 100 percent and that older practice capped negative search costs at thirty shillings.

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Donnybrook Fair Heralds A Day Of Merriment And Mayhem

Sunday crowds gathered in Luceson street for Donnybrook Fair. Rich display of equipages and vehicles carried attendees to a lively road journey. The grounds overflowed with food stalls, performances by Day Francis Ingleby Gyngeil, marvels, and a host of exotic acts. Stupendous rides, wild beasts, and curious curiosities charmed spectators amid a festive, bustling scene.

Luceson-street Palmerstown Jerusalem Eihers Donnybrook Pas Francis Ingleby Gyngeil Kilworth Ally Jacob’angaraticke Plaster of Paris Greeny

Prisoners Charged In Dublin District Court Debates and Robbery Case

The Dublin court heard multiple cases including Patrick Murtagh charged with selling a stolen pig. Witnesses linked the pig to Mulvey and M Cre a. Moore suffered severe injuries after a car incident involving Thomas Fitzgerald and others near Oxmond quay. Margaret Conway and Mary Geran faced robbery charges at Mrs Henderson’s Glassnevin Road home. Additional cases included bigamy allegations and the committal of suspects for trial.

Thomas Fitzperala George Spencer Peter Donnelly Sturtings Kiltiainham Seisian Moore Royal Ansiteryhip Dublin Fitgerald Benjamin Kearney, Esq Fiegerald Firnegerald Oxmond Quay Poickorsky Masry Gernun Margaret Conway Sarah Caffray Anne Henderson Glassnevin Road Hous Patrick Murtagh Peter Mobey No Lynch Stoney-batery Stoney-batter Murtagh Churche Street Wo Odet Boys Boot Inn Mulvey Shar M'Crea Whnee Turner Molvey Baking Board

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