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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 27, 1824
Page
1
The article surveys unrest in Ireland amid Catholic Association tensions and government actions. It notes Bolivar’s campaigns and British reports, Ireland’s calm and potential upheaval, and O Connell facing sedition charges after remarks about Bolivar and liberty. It cautions against revolutionary plots and urges vigilance from authorities and public.
The Maraing Chronicle rebuts a Courier claim that Irish Catholics lack interest in civil and religious privileges. It argues Spanish and Italian nobles sought secure institutions just as Irish Catholics do, and questions why they are in motion if not seeking reform, challenging the parallel.
The New York Gavetty of Now notes uncertain reports from Laguira about Bolivar's dispatch claiming general victories against Canterac and Peru’s independence, with speculation on whether a cavalry or grand victory occurred. London market updates show limited activity with Consoles near 95.7, Mexican bonds around 71, Colombian bonds 8.74, and various securities trading modestly.
The Courier notes Mr Canning remains confined by gout at the Foreign Office. He is attended by De Holland. The report underscores the ongoing health issue affecting his duties and public appearances.
On Sunday the Bishop of Oxsory held an ordination in Kilkenny Cathedral admitting Samuel Madden for Oxory, Thomas C Webber for Killala, Edward Botle for Cashel, and Samuel Roberts for Waterford as deacons. Richard Pack for Ossory and Robert Knot, James Wimb, Despard, and Charles Homan for Waterford were ordained priests. the Lord Bishop preached.
On Thursday, after a stroke, died at age 87 Janes Gurnell of Six mile bridge, a man of great integrity and esteemed by all who knew him.
Provincial intelligence reports arson at a hay yard in Ballyecus lat and a fatal assault near Moghane County Clare. Sessions under the Insurrection Act convened at Kilkenny. Revenue Police reinforced in the region. Major Woodward and General Sir William Parker Carroll are mentioned along with local reactions and Linen Trade prosperity notes.
A long Dublin county page records a mix of church patronage, magistrate actions, and a rural robbery. Details include a significant arrest after a street robbery near Aldenonn Manders’s gate, two suspects captured, and a plan for a canal project from Beer harbour to Bridgwater bay with cost estimates and projected income. The scene blends parish appointments, road and bridge concerns, and civic campaign dynamics.
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