Ireland's Education Debate Endorses Religious Instruction
A Dublin assembly discusses Catholic and Protestant roles in school governance. Supporters argue for scriptural teaching without sectarian bias, praising improved morals and harmony in towns like Mountrath after Association schools opened. Critics warn of sectarian favoritism, while advocates cite increased schooling and moral reform. The committee plans a supervising seat to advance the cause.
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Pakeree
Suede
Amel
Mountrath
Christiana United
Ichettts
Hear
Court of Justice
Association
Yrelaul
Jackson
Hart
Ireland
Associaton
Ali Ie
Treland
Arabmouny
Olver
Morning Star announces first issue and delays due to type arrival
The Morning Star, a new daily newspaper, promises publication on Monday February 6, 1824. Delays arose as required printing types arrived late from Liverpool, delaying printing and mechanical arrangements. The editor apologizes and outlines steps to ensure proper preparation before launch. The address at 24 Parisworth Street is noted for the office.
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Nation
TIE Morning Star
Lene
Mathew Kina
Manrer
Livérpool
Ug Morstiva Stan
Eoney Ranniccrad
Wellandin
Monilay
Pariswert-atreet
Knights of St John Rumor of Greek Cession of Islands
A London weekly reports the revival of the Knights of St John as a sovereign power in the East. It claims a treaty with Greece ceding Rhodes Negropont Paros and other islands for a large sum, with France and Russia involved while the Knights seek restoration of French possessions. Critics doubt the authenticity and question the Knights' legitimacy and aims amid a broader European power struggle.
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St. Jeus
Jerusal
Rhodes
Necropont
Paron
Antiparos
Treory
Christendom
France
Ias
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Greece
Mr Canning
London
Europe
Knights of St.John
Malta
Amiens
Order
Boonsons
Joe
Knights of St. John
The
Murer
Eve Iglanda
England
Greece in Favor of Liberty and Greek Government
Intelligence from the quarter favorable to liberty reports the Greek Government assembled on a small island near Corinth and Athens with a President Minister at War Interior and a five member Executive. The Representative Body has fifty members. Ulyssis with 5000 Albanians advances on Negropont Colocormni besieges Patraa Bozzellis with the Zuliotes and Macaccumnato are at Missolunghi. The Greeks have gunpowder and provisions but lack money to pay troops. A deputation has arrived in London to secure a loan with good security.
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Athens
Ulyssis
Negropont
CoLocomoni
Patraa
Bozzellis
Zuliotes
Macaccumnato
Missolunghi
London
French Papers and European News From Constantinople
The French papers through Friday morning discuss France’s approaching Chamber of Deputies elections and uncertain Spain news. Major update reports a ministry change in Constantinople, suggesting pacific aims are overturned, with the Turkish capital reacting to new leadership and plans to mobilize for relief efforts amid the siege and Greek actions.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Europe
Constantinople
Porto-Cabello Capture Reported by Independent Troops
Official intelligence hastens news from Kingston Jamaica of the capture of Porto-Cabello by independent troops after a bold assault. Citadel held, surrender offered, and parrsut sent to Spanish lands. Letters from Demerara note unrest over verdict on missionary Sam, now said guilty but mercy recommended. Governor to refer proceedings to his Majesty's ministers. Murat to leave colony. Corn prices rise across UK markets, Dublin Wheat at 44s per barrel. Dublin market higher than others in Ireland due to local demand.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Porto-Cabello
Demerara
Sam
bin Masrary
United Kingdom
Dublin
Leshland
Ireland
New Coal Company Formed In City At Mansion House
Yesterday a large, respectable meeting of subscribers discussed forming the Dublin Coal Company at the Mansion House Dawson Street chaired by the Lord Mayor. A 21 member committee was chosen to draft rules and obtain funds for immediate expenses. The aim is to promote Irish coal use and prevent fraud while welcoming all social classes to join.
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Dublin Coal Company
Mansion House
Dawson Street
Moore
Eustace-street
Gould
Samuel Warren
Henry Cooper
Wright
Ferrier
George Studdart
Trim
Cosgrave
Trish
Sheriff Perrin
Election of Directors at National Assurance Company
On Thursday last the election of directors by ballot was held at the company house in Collegze Green. Four hundred and twenty five proprietors voted. the first twenty one names on the list were declared directors at an adjourned meeting.
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National Assurance Company
Collegze Green
Rev Kinahan named Rector of Knockbreda parish changes noted
The Rev John Kinahan A M is appointed Rector of Knockbreda following Rev Mervyn Pratt's death. The Rev Robt W Bland A M moves from Knockbreada to become Perpetual Curate of St George's Chapel of Ease Belfast after Rev Doctor Tava's resignation. Also reported are Cabinet discussions in London on colonial affairs and Parliament opening, with local incidents including a break in at Clonskeagh Castle leading to a new distillery venture and market interest for farmers.
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Fecnrsiastican
John Kinahan
Knockbreda
Mervyn Pratt
Robt. W. Bland
Knockbreida
St. George's
Belfast
Doctor Tava
London
Prisey Centras
Kame
Karl Banhurst
Colonial Department
Cabinet Council
Weat Inia Islands
Che Wins
Thossen
Clonskeagh
The Funds and Foreign Securities Review
A detailed report on public securities movements this week notes a 10 percent rise in quotations followed by rapid declines and a rebound, with Consols for Account fluctuating between 9 and 14 percent. It covers Bank holiday effects, anticipated debt reductions, and dividends due, alongside foreign markets including the New Mexican loan, Brazilian prospects, Mexican scrip, and South American independence expectations.
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Paris
Jamaica
Connors
Exchequer Bill
Brazils
Rio Janeiro
South America
Brilliancy to the eye by belladonna extract touted
A late publication extols belladonna extract for enlarging the pupil used by surgeons and quacks to claim cures for blindness. The text warns against excessive use and notes risks, mentioning a Yorkshire schooling master convicted twice and other scattered items, including Dempster’s death and Trevor’s plan for a Doric column.
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Yorkshire
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