10 Feb 1814
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 10, 1814
Page
1
Weather delays Trawing-Room to Thursday February 7 and Wanstead Birthsday set for February 21 ODE and levee planned at the Castle. ladies urged to send names in advance for seating Red Bench and birth night Bull attendance details via the Chamberlain.
The Dublin Journal notes two Holyhead Mails with French papers claiming a battle between French forces under Buonaparte and the Allied Army. Authorities state mixed reports with Paris papers downplaying a decisive victory while Paris residents expect further suspenseful developments.
The document contains a call for a public disputation over Catholic teaching, inviting ministers and champions of polemics to confront the Rev Tuavem. It references a published advertisement and lists locations in Dublin where related works and notices are available, signaling a religious controversy era.
The Protestant Advocate notes John de Falkirk promotes a new history tracing Protestantism in Ireland from its introduction to the rebellion of 1641. It condemns Rome, praises De Falkirk’s typographic chronicle, and urges Protestant readers to patronize the forthcoming publication.
Report notes the bridges at Ross and Derry swept away by fledds. It recounts the Old saying about Foyle and the disgrace and pollution felt as a Popish mob passed in triumph, removing the monument at Derry.
The pedestal of King William's Statue in College Green yesterday bore a placard of victory for Buonaraare with ornate embellishments at The Merete. We announce the death after a brief illness of the worthy Hon Mr Ker Barrister of the County Slotiaphian.
The court set a day to bring Traverser to judgment. Justice urged clarity on Magee’s counsel about filing an affidavit. Tomorrow’s sitting may determine judgments. a criminal information against Alderman William Lecky was noted. The riot at the Bridge of Deity involved mob action and police responses, with details still unfolding.
Fragmentary report details appointments in the Yeomanry and Rifle units, including Captaincy changes, lieutenant promotions, and resignations. Local crime notes reference burglaries and a brutal murder in Mullingar area, plus cathedral repairs and a church interior modernization with statues and decorative work in progress.
A memorial notice recalls Michael Clifford of Weatord, with heartfelt tribute from family and friends. It notes his passing on a Sunday morning at his home in Waterfurd and expresses gratitude for his life and the sorrow of those who loved him.
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