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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 03, 1823

Page

4

An Irish Society Gala Toasts a Noble Chairman

A detailed fragment describes a late 18th or early 19th century gathering in Dublin with music, toasts, and speeches. Lord Rathdowne presided, praising the noble chairman and attendees including the Attorney General and various Irish dignitaries. The evening featured concerts, songs, and tributes to Wellington era figures, ending with celebratory toasts and musical performances.

Chile Mipston’s Halletoene Conair Bia Mu Doctor Saray Fusourito Walcome Duke of York Rehaie Roland Chace Mr Elen K Pyinutte Leland Varinera Nis Menting Chana Cacona Alothen Wixtean Jon Trish Lord Rathdowne Lnk Qoud Cody Charke Marguie Wellesley Luc Hal De-Ignation Vuke Wellington Lord Cambermere Treland Eltair Kang Arthur Spiny Seilds Lee Stansbury Hodfard Colle Memier Ve Npray Secrutary Gouldhurae Bedford Lin Saterin Charles Vernon Cuests Harles Jaruasn Cormuy Horn Fane

Letter from a Settler on Owen and religious liberty rage

A letter signed A FRIEND OF ROBERT OWEN argues against misrepresenting Owen by critics who claim he condemns Christian, Jewish, and Muslim beliefs. The correspondent urges quoting Owen in his own words, defends liberal press freedom, and cites a Diemen's Land settler’s extract praising free inquiry and morality without sectarian strings. The piece also notes local circulating rumors about political figures and impending speeches in Liverpool and Brighton, with market prices and parliamentary references.

Allio Diande Ae Owen Bia Confuei Ia Zuroadter Laverick Owen Robert Owen von Diemen's Land New Lanark Waco Binadiess Bern Cervania Hau Baa Neonenne En Tieguet Hubertstown

Dublin police report of multiple 19th century cases mixed on a page

A chaotic police report item details Mrs Larke, under the name Mary R., implicated in alleged theft and writing fraud, with her husband and other suspects. The piece recounts arrests for stoning, aiding, and various property thefts, including a chase to Ballymalion, a White Bull lodging, and a Newgate transfer, alongside unrelated street crime notes and a ruined weather narrative.

Larke Mirv Larke Moffit County Longford Lake Mary R Misa Elizabeth Ballymalion Tharotre Mary Reiheighter Biain Dubin White Bull Lon Metropolia Ander bin Worrant Newgate M'Carthy Hrnda Strett Balley Talean James Kirwan Kimbo Laman Dublin Kevin Street Mac Stoker Yorkstract Groton Diate Che Preaders Canmore Steen Dots Cory Tatin Cherny Mo Rochfort Ebodlow Street Wacsente Sharpe Hove Sarorta St Heenanely Mir Tilt Miry Casekiy Naeey Kally Chonister Royal Canal Wasbeebs Nord

Court proceedings and extraordinary incidents at King's Bench

A chaotic scene opened the King's Bench with delays due to court officers. Henry Handvich and others led prosecutions as traversers faced panel disputes, while the Attorney General criticized tactics and warned of public outrage over the conspiracy. Adjournment followed with further reporting promised. Also noted was an extraordinary funeral of Thomas Drisdhell the miser, whose hoarded wealth and penurious life drew a large crowd at Clerkenwell, detailing his travail and peculiar end.

King’s Bench Hays Tuo King Henry Handvich Matth William Graham Ardwick George Geahan James Forbes Willian Brownuw Vhce Rose Old Addensead Tha Traversal Faelea Tfoel Thora Ita Treland Trelvod Caantre Pont M'Culloch Hospital Heron William Graharo Trewers Henry Matthew Handwich Betoy Orange Lodge Attaraqy-Ganaral Thomas Drisdhell Clerkenwell Drindell Mer Wood Smithfield Tom Wood Sir Scott St Clerkenwell Paralive Taurinil Street Antes Doen Asistines Mir Ferdlioutt Dinpf Brown Beadie Wety Aelinin Td Riers Spaonels Toby Dewey Qiniaret Cron Porig Edie Lee Abe Thor

Funds Market Shifts Amid Foreign Securities Unrest

The London money market shows a dramatic shift with volatile prices across English and foreign securities. Traders note no significant churn in prices yet and anticipate slower gains as yesterday’s movements settle. Rentes on Thursday held at quotes around 28 to 80, with three percent consols remaining steady at around 20p4.

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Dublin Election Contest Narrowly Hinted at Close Poll

In Dublin election proceedings Mr Joshan Sponear proposed Jacot Col. White and was opposed by Mr Mweeimnan of Ke beny. Sir Compton Domhilly was proposed by Mr Cobh and recorded by Mr Hamilton. Speakers for Col. White and Sir Compton included Mr Q Connell and Mr Like Plunkett. Polling time marked a near equal stake, signaling a sharp contest ahead.

Joshan Sponear Jacot Col. White Mweeimnan Kebeny Compton Domhilly Cobh Duonabote Hamilton Shoerphul Co Npter Q Connell Plunkett Elnek

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