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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 06, 1824
Page
1
Monday evening reports from India hint at unfavourable accounts while war with Burma appears weakened and poorly conducted. French and British cabinets clash over Spain and diplomacy, with secrecy surrounding French actions and Ferdinand’s fate under a tense, uncertain balance of power.
The morning market shows improvised gains with several foreign bonds listed. Greek and Mexican issues hold firm while Colombian and Anglo Mexican notes show modest changes. A Constantinople Observer article from late October notes rising Turkish Greek tensions and possible Greek retreat, with potential wintering in Rhodes and orders from Alexandria.
A Dublin meeting discussed Mr Cropper’s Irish manufactures plan. Debates surfaced over potential West India impact, with calls for a general county meeting after a committee formed. A separate report notes naval losses elsewhere and local incidents including a park accident and a dramatic ice rescue.
A detailed report on the consecration ceremony of the new Temple of St Stephens Church in Upper Mount Street. The Archbishop of Dublin and clergy led the rite, with a grand organ and choir, followed by a sermon on public worship and the church collection.
A Courier letter applauds reporting on the Catholic Association as a dangerous, self created Parliament. It warns Parliament and ministers to suppress the group, argues its influence risks rebellion, and urges action to preserve England’s authority and safety. It cites Defenders and Back Lane Parliament history to justify decisive measures.
The Courier notes fears of self governing Catholic bodies in Ireland and cites the 1798 rebellion linked to the Catholic Committee, Wolf Tone, and M Cormick. It criticizes sources like Plowden and The Batchelor and argues Parliament’s reports condemn secret committees and defend public tranquility.
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