Dublin Journal notes city events and ceremonies amid unrest
The piece describes municipal business, addresses to authorities, and the presentation of Freedom of the City to General O'Connor. It mentions the upcoming wedding of W Pole junior to Miss Tey Long and notes military movements and missing troops in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Come
NVQ
Garrarp
Dlar
Ile Quras Tor
Saas Bby
Arcorpen
Ireland
O’connor
Lona
Pamphis
Christias
Pole
W. Pole
Helheviet Transport
Solf
Hak
Dublin City Quarter Sessions Open With Large Grand Jury
Dublin quarter sessions opened led by the Lord Mayor and City Sheriff. A long Grand Jury list was sworn, including named jurors such as Nevilvy, Wade, Sandel Lyndall, and many others. The court adjourned to Tuesday with the session to resume after further proceedings.
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Dublin
Ouartir
Egg Ieee Mb
Herp Sant Moor
Dabetens
Wailette
Fary Teres Sworn Seon
Saystauntan
John $ Tat
Takerr
Vipedepow
Walitun Diatea
Jol Daemty Suu Matteae
Parick Hatneis
Vert Lavy Tend
Joha Raver
Jeter Greetony Janes E. Myrne
Controversy Over Public Appointments and Nepotism Claims
Fragmented letter discusses appointments to the Privy Council and Admiralty as obstacles, praising some choices and attacking opponents for alleged favoritism and political bias. It questions the merit of Sir John Lumsden, Colonel Mahon, and other officials while defending improved parliamentary oversight of patronage.
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Sireney
Priny Connel
Quher
Les Seowed
Thornton
Colonel Sum Chery
Bip
Orephen
Kercle Groland
Privy Council
Thas Department
Toy
Buller
Grenwlle
Admiralty
Whurnton
Per
Lung
Hunt Vuis
Partausen
M-Mahon
Atwacs
Stephen
Vrais
le Las
Pampuler
Dar Ya
Murder Suspect Panick Donohue Detained in Galway Area
In Galway District, Panick Donohue, named by Mr Bernard as involved in a murder linked to the family of Wy imson, was apprehended and jailed. Reports also note fatalities from a Barrow breach incident near North Strand, the loss of Mr J Bassett after a fall, and maritime news of the Vowosvend Revenue cutter crew’s hard voyage and a coastal vessel recovered with cargo.
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Laesentex
Jay
Bernard
Donohue
Prigon
Mare
Wyimson
Reecite Highway
Ardnacroslay
J. Bassett
Our House of Industry
Trean Chiserty
North Strand
Lim
Marcis
Mots
Kilbbeyers
Teeling
Livad
Morris
Cunnemara
Waterford
Clonmel
Tipperary
Limerick
Barnacurra
Pallas Green
Vsh
John Brown
Hialy
Loughrea
Nunno
Parkimowe
Fia
Lord Landail
Feoir
Kerry
Sayer
Tralee
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Ty Bony
Reo Monte
Archer
Dubiiay
Eee
Dublin Journal
ALY
Cuamborlain Gfice
Mulley-Cuake
Aunt Ue the Cumic
Tauasta
Epening
Chester
London
Sana Esstas
Padi
Naseciny
Stoulay
Doug
Pete
Peat
Des. Costetle
Bariniers
Ees
Batis
Wiley Sey
Ty Oraan
Voce
Min
Ses Ghiprarp
Doblan
Alderari Propes
King Jarrien
Hiern
Kas
Maxi Jundla
Foreman
Fimuel Reninnoug
Wallan Clonteny
Matin Vela
Peter Elliott
Linwuas Tekevin
Fewird Woltendon
Jinph Litton
Michael Nisen
Janos Dall
Arthur Perrin
Jhevan Slusphy
Witham Ameciletland
Prev Qarrik
Ruhere Dhue
Wouter Ders Gebenth Hauilien
Fevtye Youngy Suurs Ors
Jonnayy Walia Shine
Dos Pile
Thetis Redmond
Lolnt
America
Excise
Scotland
John Lmnelan
Ratogry
Norman
Liv
Olle
Guyat Kenay
Wich
Verel
St Geogre
Yarmouth
Horn Reef
Jutland
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