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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jan 01, 1814

Page

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Dublin Journal Highlights Protestant Controversy and Local News

The Dublin Journal reports on Protestant-Catholic tensions with Doctor Dromacore’s remarks, discussions at the Popish Board, and the reaction of Catholics and Protestants. It notes Lord Lieutenant’s appointment of Richard Smyth as Sheriff of County Limerick, and a comical incident in Exchange Street involving forged banknotes and a travelling bank wife.

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Wary reflections on war aims and loyalty across Europe

A lengthy, defiant World War I era commentary denounces Napoleon and Buonaparte style tyrants, lauds Allied sovereigns, and praises Wellington in Portugal and Spain. It extols liberty, condemns traitors, and endorses Orangemen as loyalists while celebrating British and allied triumphs.

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Annals of Irish Popery and Wentworth’s Ireland Policy

Fragmentary OCR notes recount debates on Irish policy under Wentworth, bishops, and clergy. It describes Sir Christopher Wandesford, the lord deputy, and actions restoring church lands, with letters to Canterbury and a bishop’s governance amid rebellion.

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