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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 28, 1792
Page
3
The 4th Tuesday in March 131 features the Annual Charity Sermon for the Maintenance of the Lying-in Hospital. Rev Peter Lefanu preaches, wardens arrange comfort for visitors, and George Street South notes opening a new ward and accommodations.
A condensed Lent preacher listing cites churchmen including Right Rev Lord Bishop of KrntaLa and Rev Peter Leraxu OD Fahy with dates in March April and note of Ditto in Lent. Other entries mention Right Rev Lord Bishop of CLonrerrt and Rev James Wilmote, with April dates and preaching rosters.
Breslaw presents NECER LIONS and Cortans experiments at the Capel Street venue on Wednesday and Friday evenings after seven. Tickets sold at the Box Office with prices for adults and private company bookings. Breslaw offers private shows at homes on specified days for four guineas. crowd pricing noted.
Notice from a Dublin corporation to holders of debentures and mortgages by warrants. Payments will be made April 1 at the Treasurer's office 97 Grafton Street. Holders may exchange for new debentures at 4 percent per annum by March 1. If not, interest rights cease from April 1. By order H G Sankey Treasurer.
A frail genteel private family invites a single gentleman or lady to stay in near warm, convenient lodgings with a servant. No lodger in the house. Terms moderate. Inquiry through the printer.
The piece accuses Magee of exposing true sentiments through his 24th instant article and argues the author’s pro Catholic tilt aims to curry favor with the church while preserving Protestant privilege. It contends the oration promises Catholic advancement at Protestant expense and hints at broader political manipulation.
The narrator critiques a Protestant speaker's grievances against Catholics in Ireland, challenging claims on profession, marriage, arms, taxation, representation, papal authority, and land claims. The argument defends civil rights, cautions against Protestant ascendancy, and argues religion should respect temporal state interests while upholding individual liberties. Written in a period tone, it disputes exaggerated Protestant fears and defends Catholic stability.
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