Correspondents Refer to Magee and Tig Komptag Pak
The text shows a note to correspondents about a backlog and deferring replies to a greater leisure. It mentions Mr Magee and Tig Komptag Pak and hints at editorial delay and unclear names amid garbled OCR.
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Magee
Tig Komptag Pak
Geotiéean
Aball Baleyer
Dublin Journal fragment discusses treason and public notices
An 1814 Dublin Journal fragment complains of political agitation and persecution. It references February 19, 1814 and mentions public notices posted on forge doors in Rathernnoo Parish. Names like Isaac Fawcett and Thoms Fawcett appear amid broader commentary on treason, safety, and civic response.
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Praca
Vhs
Cat Wests
Aleo
Peinel
Michel Ryan
Rathernnoo
Cionophy
Fea
Kilnamanaglh
Cousty
Tip
Fae
Targe
Isaac Fawcett
Thoms Fawcett
Charles Fatecist
Joh Scou
Win
Set
James Boost
George Gain
John Gite
Sua
Mundorovat Oi
Public notice outlines attack and prosecution details
The document records a public notice describing an armed assault at a residence on Christmas Day morning. It names Isaac Faw and others, notes wounds and removal of a person to the floor, and calls for witnesses to provide testimony and evidence for prosecution. The notice seeks to set the matter at rest publicly and critiques prior reporting.
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Cape
PE Cargren
Dangiati, Kbont
Christmay-da
Dilei
Fiett
Tome
Conzersadig
Isaac Fawovte
Ead
Rust
Edi
Cecal
Fragmentary Belfast Orange Lodge certificate story
A damaged 1813 Belfast Monthly Magazine report questions a Poleglass Orange Lodge No. 170 certificate to Thomas Walkey. The text describes alleged oaths and a sworn secretary statement denying any oath or certificate validity, with claims tied to a May 1808 service and authenticity doubts.
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Belfast
Poleglass Orange Lodge
Thomas Walkey
Thomas Welker
Aise
Syllegi
James Rea
PNA
Agalicio
Walker
Lodge
Thos. Walker
Distress in Paris Hints at End of War
A fragmentary note describes Paris turmoil and shifts in leadership as Berthier leaves, Buonaparte signaling intent to follow, raising doubts about peace with France and the army's stance amid unfolding events.
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Paris
Mat Berthier
Buonaparce
May Election Results and Birth Notice in Londos
May election results show Browne majority over Kirnap with a noted percentage. Birth announced on Wednesday the 19th in Londos a son and heir to a Lady Vie, sister to the candidate for Mayy.
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Londos
England
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the Dublin Journal
Aneurin
Gould
Rory
Derryaghy
Jan
Loyal. Orange Association
Aeeh
Hourdeauz
Limoges
Mayo
Ben
Browne
Mr. Kirnap
Mr. Browne