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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 11, 1797

Page

3

Orators contest liberty at Dublin Park tribunal

The speaker describes a tense scene in Phoenix Park with rival factions debating governance. He details two parties, their hopes, and his role as a deciding judge, urging restraint and safeguarding liberty while acknowledging imperfections in any government. The speech emphasizes prosperity under current rule, and warns against rash upheaval that could destroy gains.

Phoenix Park Ohein Deap Rill Aduddan Tran Populans Ifand Aehane Ikea Aighti

Appointment of Officers at Dublin Castle February

The Lord Lieutenant signs commissions for numerous officers in various units including Waterford Infantry and Enniskilleners. Names such as Keory Gavat ee mal, Richard Botet, John Godfrey, George Lukey, and others are listed for ranks from Captain to Fourth Lieutenant, with several specific regiments and postings noted. The document reflects a formal redistribution of officer appointments in the period.

Gancorsee Dublin-Castle Fer Pecellesey Serene Keory Gavat Ee Mal Richard Botet EA St Libutmmant Waterford Infantry cwJean Wand John M. Caieins Why Lian Tokmtry John Fiplgs Thomas Eeety James Magill Secon Ennikilleners Fowke Moors Barret's Sar Sey Edward Hoare Efg Warren Eig Wittan Waaay Kine Olin Ficart, Eiq Wcaptain Thoran Ete Haydeny Jae Lig James Heard

Porthea and Baratow Decrees and British Naval Movements

In Parliament the Decrees in the Porthea and Baratow case were sent to varied orders. A British squadron from Torbay is to patrol near the Western Islands to intercept neutral vessels carrying French property, and four ships of the line were to sail from Plymouth. The piece discusses French plots and predicts consequences from the March elections amid fears of a new Reign of Terror.

Ranult E. Thornborough Rowley Phenix Stag Yorke Plymouth Plymouth Sound Italy

Proclamation Declares Parishes In Immediate Danger

A proclamation issued by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council places Clondermot and Faughenvale in Turkeerivee hall barony Londonderry within Templemare parish under threat of disturbance and immediate danger of becoming loose.

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Debated Whig Emotions and French Expedition Critique

In Official Letters Buonaparte’s Directory is critiqued for exaggerations and cowardice claims. Reports suggest 49 006 prisoners, with contradictions in French papers about General Hocut and the army of the Sémbre. The piece questions reliability of official communications and the feasibility of the expedition.

Ameriga Neipee Ieee Eis Sean Garda Siebtecath Frysich Voleay Tonke Briere Ireland Wes Bret Hocut

Drogheda Yeomanry Loyal Standard Presentation

Yesterday morning in Drogheda the Yeomanry received a standard from Mrs Smyth amid a formal address by Captain Smyth and Lieutenant Poo. The event included church consecration at St Peters, a patriotic discourse by Rev. Bigoe Henzil, and a civic reception with toasts to the king queen prince of wales and Ireland’s volunteers.

Daockena Fes Drogheda Layat Drogheds Saturn Tia Rartdants Smyth Cuba St. Peter's Church Bigoe Henzil Corpu Prince and Princess of Wales Duke of Yorkh Lord Camden Freland—Yeomanry of Ireland Lord Charlemont Genuine Volunteers of Ireland Calin Papper Ballygarth Foffer Collon Coe

The Brave Hearts of Old Battles and Blazing Ships

Vivid lines praise steadfast courage and naval strength. The speaker extols ships fleets and officers who defend liberty and nation, urging discipline, readiness, and unity in the face of peril. Strong imagery of cannon, sails, and drills frames a call to duty and sacrifice.

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