Duaiow Journal Order Call Requested by I Mix
An entry notes that I Mix requested a call at the Duaiow Journal Order. The brief item records a communication request involving the named party and the local journal office. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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I M.ix
Duaiow
Revolutionary French Events and Caribbean Incident Report
London and New York papers reveal the French chambers forming new regimes under the king. Reports detail Port Rico affairs with Portia, Grampus and Beagle actions at Faxardo. British stock reactions follow Paris dispatches on Mexico and Colombia, with envoys and consuls planned and treaties discussed.
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London
Beck
Buonapartists
Charles the ‘Tenth
Preent
Dauphin
France
Bidassos
Walla
Cadiz
Louis XVIII
New York
Com
Amrestore
Porter
Porto Rico
Mesars Cabot and Co
Porty Rico
Beagle
Faxardo Porto Rico
Platt
Pitcher
OAM
Gramps
St.Thomas's
Brayle
John Adams
Vorter
Dadron
Snake Ieland
Faxardo
Pratt
Anu Riss
Grampus
Basta
Prendergast
Perer
Dallas
Fasto
Paris
England
Mexico
Colombia
Great Britain
Enofaris
Conauls
Republica
Paria
South America
Peru
Buenos
Talien
Board of Trade
the Globe and Traveller
Agid
St. Domingo
Barbadoes
Dublin Grand Jury Grounds Absurd O Connell Prosecution
An Irish city column denounces a Dublin Grand Jury decision to drop charges against Mr O Connell for seditious words. It argues the verdict shows a path toward conciliation between Protestants and Catholics, warns against inflaming sectarian passions, and questions how six million Catholics in Ireland should be treated amid Emancipation tensions.
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O'Connell
Ireland
Theiracles
Dublin
Connell
England
Concession
France
Masa
Gres
Via
Europe
Chas. Butler
Hugh Green
Lye
Dornetahire
Church of England
Chalea Butler
C. Baler
Jobe
Traveller
Wohson
Knathus
Kinshela
Clowry
Sorny
Pope
Kinsheia
Nowlan
Morgan
Laby
Carlow
Church of Rome
Litera Scripta Manet
Cork
Brethen
Ic Ia
Universal Church of
Chiiet
Dutier
Wang
Earth
Gay
Gon
Christ
Vis
Apostlea
Goa
St. Augustine
Chryarstoma
Hiv Apoulles
Council
Apostles
Jesus Chiat
Fear of Catholics and Ireland War Debate in 18th Century Satire
A satirical piece attacks fear of a Catholic rise in Parliament and plots of war with France. It mocks clerical grievances, religious tension, and proposes cautious politics, citing past persecutions of Catholics while lampooning extreme Protestant zeal and imagined insurance schemes.
Indicted crime and public disputes in Irish courts
Details of multiple indictments including Margaret Donlevy and Marty Quinn for church thefts at Glasnevin, a heifer theft on Whitehall lands, Brackinatown robbery with a pistol, and lamb theft, plus a Botany Bay satire by Judge Van- deles and shipyard job dismissals at Plymouth. The letters between Rev Daly and Rev Clowry discuss church authority and scriptural tradition.
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Margaret Donlevy
Marty Quinn
Church of Glasnevin
Billa
William Kelly
Cornelius Mulligan
Heiffer
Whitehall
Forde
Henderson
Bethel
Vandelem
Cork
Justice Vanieleur
Botany Bay
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