Dublin Journal Highlights From February 18 1849
The Dublin Journal reports on Chamberlain's Ingrig r, a drawing room event, and Patrick Day notices with page references. It also covers a dispatch from Colonel Gilpin about Java and the parade of the Sultan of Djojowitta, noting British and native troops, casualties, and recent political changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dublin-Castle
Holyhead
Chester
London
Gilpin
Ilnar
Djojowitta
Java
Frenzied 1813 Irish Protestants and French at Madrid tale
An 1813 miscellaneous letter and notices describe political tensions in Ireland and Spain. The text references British and French moves in Madrid, Seville, Malta, and Ireland, the Skinner's Alley loyalists, Protestant ascendance concerns, and petitions in Mountmellick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyydore Advratiorr
Spain
Mettolata
Bigter
Mass
Ph Baarhaven
Thin County
Seville
Nertion
Pentonelt
Madta Wat
Madrid
Bacgaparte
Beville
Mountmouch
Maryborough
Papints
Mountmellick
Protestant Stand Against Papal Toleration Urged
A historical pamphlet-era article argues Protestants in the county must resist Catholic toleration and defend their religion and civil rights. It denounces Popish priests and their allies, warns against seeming benevolence masking persecution, and urges vigilance to prevent anti Christian schemes. continuous rhetoric emphasizes liberty of worship and constitutional defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achrharen Oy
Mmory
Dublin
Sithough James
Brat’ Daly
Carstburg
Popiah
Abe
Satelement
Bron
Pelows
Ierd
Christ Church
Tommothers
Forblaang
Howe
Streerd
Komina
Cacholice
James
Skigeman
Skinner's Alley
Cetis
Sondon
William
Wilaby
Faulkner
Epoe
Leven
Wy i
Orangeman
Dad
Fonbe
Ana
Praia
S ‘Auys
Jamey
Kileir
Friends of Religion and Law
Pro Popery Critique Rallies Protestant Resolve
A reader denounces Papal influence and argues Protestant strength against Popery. He cites Revelations and historical councils to condemn Catholicism while urging firm unity and readiness to defend the Protestant State against potential uprisings. The piece frames religious freedom as a Protestant victory in adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
Courtignae
Ieee
Devon
Beithe
Tom Payne
Lateran Council
Synod of
Tours
France
Conemance
Thermopold
Umil
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Patrick
Coidle
LTA
Jié
Bachequer
Buckinghem
Percival
Portugal
Balbor
Crislein
Regulus Abd Maliene
Malta
Warde
Clagsen
Dra
Enchy
SP Gans
Warekvond
Suir
Lyons
Newfoundland
Cork
Tusiday Jas Af St. Ann’s Head
Milford
Lugont
Richards
Auckland Packet
Deal Roads
Kempepiet Tavkeal
Dinggy Lowder
Tyrenny
Pew'r
Fresdom
Skinner’s Alley
Skinner
George
Rhinner’s
Pupish