Rumors From Dublin Journal on Global Affairs and Conflicts
A June Dublin Chronicle reports on the Ottoman and Algerine contacts with European powers. It mentions dispatches about ships of war, ammunition, and a reward for robbers, along with diplomatic exchanges involving Lord Cathcart and the Dey. Reports from Genoa, Madrid, and Vienna describe military movements, Diet affairs, and travel hazards in Aragon.
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Peesear
Kingdom of
Naples
Briegandy
Pergassund
Lord Cathcart
England
Michael
Genoa
Fuaxkront
Law
Great Guart
Mapato
Fea
Arragon
M. Rigal
Lyons
Saragossa
Calatayud
Frasno
Porgnarde
Bunagerte
Mty
Avelen
Iele
Calatagud
Schwartzeub i
Wamuel Hamsuney
Parliament Era Social at Diblin Castle
The notice from Chamberlain Office invites attendees for a royal Bath and Drawing Rooms event at Irish Manufacture Dressers. A coming ode, ball, and supper will be held at the cafe on Tarasoar the 27th of Fragrant. Ladies and dances are requested to submit names a week before the event with an open lever at the Castle on February 2 at three o'clock.
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Diblin Castle
Dogster
Tarasoar
Tinaleo
Inian Manufacturn
Leva
Thura
Bill to suspend habeas corpus debated in Parliament
The Dublin Journal reports Lord Siphourn introducing a bill to suspend habeas corpus to arrest those suspected of plotting against the king and government. The measure aims to empower detention during peace, with ministers urging swift passage while urging caution about civil liberties. Public confidence in the ministry is noted and Reformers are argued to be free from hostility to the constitution.
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Werhera
London
Chester
Siphourn
The Spenceans Discussed and Debated in Print
A published pamphlet on the Spencean sect is analyzed, praising Thomas Spence while critiquing his agrarian scheme. The piece argues the doctrine’s premise of equal natural rights and joint-stock land, houses, and mines is false, detailing proposed parish boards and nation-wide revenue plans with wide fiscal estimates.
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Coguerr
Paine
Thomas Spence
Lord Lipmouth
Natin
United Kingdom
House of Lords
Nobility
I House of
Spencean Philanthropy Examined with Caution and Opposition
A critique of Spencean proposals arguing against universal land shares and dividend schemes. The piece notes theoretical promises, warns of practical dangers in Ireland and Britain, details rent avoidance by tenants, and urges suppression by law while favoring cautious pamphleteering to refute the doctrine.
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United Kingdom
Nana More
England
Britain
Ireland
Disturbances in Wales Amid Miner Riots
The Cambrian reports unrest among the lower orders in Anglesey linked to corn and business exports. Miners in copper mines sparked several days of disorder. Magistrates have implemented precautionary measures to restore order.
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Swansna
Anglesey
Cambrian
Kilkenny West Hunt Tracks Fox Through County Westmeath
Sporting intelligence reports a Kilkenny West hunt chase the fox through Westmeath and Langford to Belfort Creeve Clancallon and New castle then toward Rathmare. After a 20 mile run John Hackett and Gustavus Jones rode to apparent death while the fox was killed near Uallymahon. Jones suffered a severe hand bite while attempting to save Reynard from its pursuers.
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Kilkenny West
Westmeath
Slvde
Langford
Clancallen
Belfort Creeve
Clancallon
Lady Ross
Newcastle
Rathmare
Uallymahon
John Hackett
Donington
Paddy Whack
Gustavus Jones
Belle Villa
Gary Mare
Kitty
Imdgaer
Jones
Reynard
Mullingar Moet
Reductions in War Office Expenditures Reported
The report outlines extensive economy moves across the War Office and related departments. It notes drastic cuts to Medical Staff and many offices, with savings rising to substantial yearly amounts and plans to transfer duties to the Commisariat and other bodies.
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London
Lord Biuwing
Mr.cSeorges Bourne
War-Office
Army Medical Board
Alwiuc
Foreign Department
War Office
Treasury
Secretary of War
Lagu
West India
Beckett
Laird Sidmouth
Board of ‘Taxes
Torcd
Admiralty
Gibraltar
Antigua
Madras
Boms Bay
Clark
Stamp Office
Roeder
Lord Binning
Bourne
Catholic Conciliating Committee Meeting Preview
The Conciliating Committee met at Mr Witzpatrick’s Capel Street to prepare for the General Aggregate Meeting at Clarendon Street Chapel on Friday the 28th. Letters from alleged opponents were discussed, with few offering clear conciliatory positions, and some members urging reading those letters aloud while others pressed for broader inclusion of opposing views.
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Tuseify
Mr. O'Consenn
Mr. Puexker
O'Cossery
Clay
Henry Parnell
Hay
O'Couxkin
Brougham
House of Commons
Nome
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Dublin
Orritt
Pans
Royal Library
Guy Sterling
Count MacCarthy
Vienna
Brossers
Fan
J. Pegorshitey
Rhiine
Rebert
Lavalette
Germany
Holland
Being
Bavaria
Russia
Orange
Rowens
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Loidon
Hick
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Cessereee
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MK Escsenteraise
Drock
Bod
Pee
Ak Do
Billy Syt
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