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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 28, 1821

Page

4

Instrument of Crown vigilance amid Limerick disturbances

A Irish county scene depicts magistrates urging government to place the town and vicinity under peace preservation act. Royal diligence praised for field officers and the crown pilot's foresight. Christmas Day sermons urged confession of arms in Rathkeale. warnings given to conspirators and letters from Charleville recount armed attacks and the demand for surrender of weapons, with a proclamation awaiting issuance due to space.

Mathew Barrington Lioricke Vokea Vokea ; Hhiat Soviut Yenaces Ajigantis Thails Nenagh Limerick Newcastle Shanagaldon Eskanton Couny Meno Rathkewt Ers Niele Variana Uhey Christmas Das Stack Cratloe Twormnana Charleville

Royal title claim factions inked in old law scrolls

An archaic document detailing letters patent and peerage lines stirs a complex debate over succession, baronetcy, and royal title passing through contested lineages amid references to Britain and distant realms, with many names and places blurred by time. The fragment hints at jurisdictional language and noble naming patterns typical of historic patent grants.

Arrival of the Marquis Wellesley in Dublin

Mr Johnstone and Mr Blake arrive from Bingland to accompany the Marquis Wellesley expected to land at Holyhead and enter Dublin noon tomorrow. Misinfo about Mr Blake’s role corrected. Johnstone named private secretary and steward of the household. City officials to meet the Marquis at the Mansion House and escort him to the Castle with Dublin trades bearing ribbons.

Mr. Johnstone Marquis Wellesley Bingland Blake Morrison's Lea Eldlyhead Marquis Richmond Dropmore Lord Grenville Bath Earl of Liverpool Macing Worcester Brycknall Oaventry Viscount Holyhead Dubliv Marquis Welleway Kinglish Dublin City OF Dublin Mingion House Clovan O'Vionk Wellesley Gaoxear Aucagr

Protestants and Catholics meet for Marquis Wellesley welcome

A mixed assembly at Arey’s Hotel convened to honor Marquis Wellesley upon his arrival in the country. Speakers praised his Ireland policy, loyalty, and service, while weighing the propriety of public demonstrations and expressing hopes for cordial governance under his vice regal duties.

Marquis Wellesley Arey 'S Keane Stott O'Cronell Wlefustoy Ornonde Ireland Dubiit Margi Las Fendi Wis Gentierniin Poavtag Tanite Pablo Marquis Anata Mars Wolsey Ab Botebuck

Andress Levee at Dublin Castle Dec 24 1820

The notice states an Andress Levee will be held at Dublin Castle at Owen’s Clock the day after the Marquis Wellesley in Sworts Lord Lieutenant, prior to Earl Talbot’s departure from Ireland.

Dublin Castle Owen Marques Wellesley Sworts Earl Talbot Ireland

Uncertain ministers and naval orders amid crisis report

A London report outlines changes in cabinet prospects as Lord Sidmouth's renewal is debated and the Catholic question unsettles the ministry. It notes clerical dismissals and possible savings, with mentions of Malta explorers Dr. Dudsey and Lieutenant Clapperton heading toward Tripoli and unrest in Limerick with executions and a public mood wary of reform.

Krom Ord Colchester Saturn Italy Lord Sidmouth Pre Bitton Tus Qurey Frankfort Journal Antahu Avovat Velici London Milan Reg Rine Beith Press Malta Dudsey Clapperton Africa Tripoli Whance

Unclear fragments reference multiple names and events

OCR jibberish yields scattered names and locations with no coherent event or outcome to summarize. The readable items include mentions of people, places, dates, and actions, but no complete report or resolution.

Dublin Editor Receives Curious Medal Story

Joan Graham of Lifford writes to explain an old black Jotter hook item about a medal found at Tavernesa. The tale links a Venetian born figure evading Rome persecution to extorting money from enemies of a predecessor, with references to Wagenius and Thomas Platoni. A copy of the family of this curious medal is sent to the Centiaman's Magazine.

Anadale Tion Tavernesa Rome Gregenius Eugeavia Florence Wagenius Thomas Platoni Dentine Ceantieman's Magazine Joan Graham

Pawnshop dispute clarifies twelve months and a day rule

In a Cheventon case a wife seeks return of a gold watch pledged with a Seatal pawnbroker. The court discusses the pawn act and holds the pledgee may sell after twelve months and a day only to recover principal and interest, with the lender bound to return remaining property to the owner upon payment.

Chevtentan Dover Seatal Bristel Nevith Lia Custagy Marryatt Delaoes Marryett Gurney Preston

The Toratre Welnoeday Comedy at Bradbury’s Clown

A midseason entertainment listing promises a lively vaudeville style bill with Bradbury the Clown performing amid a varied cast including Mr Hycnedi and other players. The program features a mix of tricks, pantomime, and comic routines designed for broad audience appeal.

Warnington Thea Pontir Bradbury Anne Geocely

Fragmentary ruminations mix of names and visions in archaic prose

A dense, garbled OCR fragment presents scattered names, toward an abstract meditation on May, weathered people, and cryptic imagery. It glimpses a narrative of shifting voices and elusive events without concrete anchors or clear action.

Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and places

A garbled OCR entry lists partial names and locations such as Ter Se ah ee Loy Hive We on erty Wie nv dan ram Ny and other fragments. Readable bits hint at a local note or notice but content is incomplete and unclear.

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