Protesting Meeting in Roscommon Addresses Royal Authority
An address from Roscommon Protestants expresses loyalty to the king and anxiety over Catholic claims, urging protection of the Protestant constitution while rejecting concession that could lead to Catholic ascendancy. The document condemns political pressures and underscores commitment to Church and State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joroun
Europe
Tle
Reyal Mighneve
Ava
Ireland
Great Britain
Mpbr
Elassen
Phac
House of Commons
Canning
Liverpool
Church of Rome
Correspondenice fragment hints at Acrostic feature
Fragment from a 19th century paper notes a Loyalist in Nassan-atreet and an Acrostic frgare. The readable portion suggests correspondence and a previously published item, with no clear event, date, or full names due to OCR damage.
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Nassan-atreet
Dublin Journal on Holyhead Mail and naval policy
The Dublin Journal reports on the Holyhead Mail arrival and ongoing correspondence about press documents. It notes American ground on maritime hostilities, threats to ban American seamen, and British countermeasures including refusals to employ Americans, with discussion of Orders in Council and blockades under Napoleon’s definition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghief
Obituary notices from a damaged 18th century paper
Fragmentary obituary item noting the death of a gentleman named Mark Anthony Gerrard, collector at a port, after illness in Carcageng on Christmas Day. Mentions his service as a surgeon to royal forces, connections to the Downshire Militia, a unit called the Liberty Rangers, and praise for his dutiful family relations and character. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.
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Rathdown Association
Joseph Atkinson
Pierville
Newtown Park
Black Rock
Dunn
Rocky
Kalmainham
Caledonia
Lambeth
M'Elroy
Ghuge
Cork
Buonaparte
Lithuania
Paris
Smorgony
Dresden
Wilow
Duke of Bassano
Warsaw
Count Potocki
Grand Duchy
Poland
King of
Sasony
Austria
Richard Cogur de Lio
Duke of
Vicenza
Caulincourt
de Eaghein
Emden
Ike of
Vicenns
Graig Egperty
Eeghray
Grafton-atreet
Mary
William Bitsy Thurles
Tipperary
Parlincdent-etreet
Smother Holden
Snfle
Downshire
Fbring
Mark Anthony Gerrard
Toma
Bach
Anti Papist Protest in Defense of Church and State
The piece argues against Roman Catholic influence and warns of dangers from Papist claims. It recalls parliamentary resolutions after Perceval's assassination and questions any settlement with Catholics, stressing Protestant Establishment, public peace, and order. It cites past riots and urges vigilance to prevent upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prieshood
Popry
Perceval
House of Commons
Minjesty
Hass of Lords
Roman Catholica
United Kingdom
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CO. Roscommon Protestant Meeting
Sheen
Ricond
Vile
Anotz
W. Gregory
Viscount Lenton
Be. Bee
John Borlase Warren
Lord Castergaph
America
Poster
John Warren
Admiral Sawyer
Castlereagh
Thas
Chester Mail
The
Dublin Journal
Dublin
Shorsdat
Holyhead
Tr Conigins
Peninsula
Russia
Han
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