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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 11, 1815

Page

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Her Majesty's Birthday to be celebrated with Ode and Ball

The Dublin Journal notes a celebration for Her Majesty's Birthday on February 6 with an ode a ball and supper. It invites ladies to register for minuets and reports on public drinking reform and price reductions for spirits amid debates on legality of associations and political groups.

Ann Dublin-Castle Rillorder Rainy’ Association Euss Land Society of United Irishmen Orange Association Freemasons Friendly Brothers Orange Society

Crowded Drawing Room Scenes and a Dublin Theft

A Thursday drawing room in Canle drew a brilliant crowd with carriages lining Dawson Street to the Castle yard. Tuesday night a burglary at Mr Francis Tempest Brady’s Dameyarreet home yielded melted gold and silver, about 160 ounces, valued at £500. Constable Mark Magrath recovered the stolen property and arrested Owen B Daniel, a former Brady servant, who confessed and was sent to Newgate for trial.

Canle Dawson-areet Francis Tempest- Brady Dameyarreet Dike-areet Mark Magrath Owen B. Daniel Brady Newgate Citigene Dublin

Inquisition Fights Toleration and Freemasons Cited

Fragmentary 19th century critique accuses Catholic authorities of intolerance. The piece cites the Chevalier Szhexetum and the Loyola order delivering persecution through the Inquisition. It argues tyranny targets the wise virtuous and learned, spreading discredited proscription.

Szhexetum Aurian Biviger Rome Freemasons Order of Loyola Inquisition Spain

Kilkenny Militia Funeral Turmoil and Local Robberies

Reports recount a troubled funeral at St Marys Parish where Protestant assailants threatened Rev Peter Roe during the interment of Arthur Hunt. The Bishop of Ossory and magistrates vow action. Also noted are a burglary at Mr William Henry Hyland store with 1800 pounds missing and a jail escape attempt thwarted by guards. Multiple local incidents highlight unrest and security concerns in Kilkenny.

Peter Roe St. Mary's Arthur ‘Hunty Kilkenny Danmore Ossory Jawice George Wruvorth Fin William Henry Hyland Bullsing Warraponn Jay Carson Flyns Samhe Osher Thomas M‘gwire Michael Veal James Crawford Patrick Lynch Thomas Butler John Barcett Michael Mountains James Greany Patrick Burke Jaques Slioey Coronel Hodder Bay Koockney Jake, Hgan Teotonwlee Armatrong Hogan John Hogan

Fragmentary postal tale from Tipperary mentions missing letters

The report describes letters and bags found at a location near Falla and MorganMyer with Romplayers children and Rev William Massy involved. The attackers attempted to examine the mail at Tipperary Post Office, but the details remain unclear due to mutilated text.

Morga Myer Tipperary William Massy

Army units move to Ireland amid rotational duties

The Sth Light Dragoons under Col Newport arrived in town after disembarking at Cork, with the 4th Queen's Own Dragoons marching from the city to local postings. The 34 Regiment, Major O'Sullivan in command, occupies Kevin Street barracks while others prepare for embarkation to Newry. Shropshire Militia left barracks for Liverpool via Stretford, and Sir John Roger travels to Shrewsbury. Lord Lewes plans to appoint Koay Layetet Busby Park High Sheriff of Roscommon.

Sth Light Dragoons Newport Jon Newport Cop Brisoh Queen's Own Dragoons Dalbiac Clonee Kitkeeny John Roger Too'é Liverpool Shrewsbury Lord Lewes Koay Layetet Busby Park Roscommon

London Market Notes on Trade and Duties

The report outlines early February trading with strong demand for English goods and rising prices for imports. It details duty schedules for meat, grains, and produce across Quebec and British colonies, noting changes in barley, oats, and clover seeds amid scarce supplies and shifting quarterly duties.

London Tebow Quebec Ars Pras Baane ProManent North Antione Wuear

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