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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 22, 1792
Page
2
A damaged OCR passage references a War Oath to be lodged by certain towns and counties in Ireland. It mentions a roll to be prepared, the secretary Bets, and a call to “Glorious Support” with a corpy ready for action. The fragmentary nature leaves unclear names, dates, and full context.
A historical excerpt describes a gathering in Limerick where residents resolved to form a society to discourage seditious publications and support the enforcement of laws for protecting persons and property. It outlines aims to explain public topics, unite peaceful supporters, and assist the Executive with constitutional measures while pledging to seize and punish those engaging in seditious acts.
The text notes a large number of respectable signatures, which must be omitted due to space constraints. Names listed include Bavie, Piggey, Barwell, Kent, Gabbett, Fergeton, and Lane among others.
A December 1798 meeting of the Mountmellick Volunteers, held Sunday December 16, endorses allegiance to the crown, defends the constitution, and vows obedience to laws. Members pledge readiness to march at their own expense and defend the kingdom, with a committee structure and resolutions supporting the government and opposing republican ideas.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a Newport Waterford city meeting led by Mayor and Chairman John Newport. Resolutions condemn violence and defend civil power, property, and the constitution, urging publication in The Cook and Dublin Newspapers.
Public notice of lease interest for a house and land office property at sixty feet front. Applicants urged to submit details to the official address by March 15. Contains unclear place names and instructions for Harshculare.
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