Duver Castle Events Note In Dublin Journal
fragmented notice from Dublin Journal listing events at Duvers Castle on 8th January 1793. mentions drawing cards and a Mayeary’s Bank event, with plans for a February schedule and social suppers.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 19, 1793
Page
4
Attack on Buchanan's Station Echoes Cherokee Threats
Report from New Orleans notes Baron de Carondelet and Governor O’Neal advising Native groups to raid frontiers in the southern theater. At Buchanan's station near Athyville four miles south, three party Indians and Lower Cherokees attacked a stockade, prompting heavy firing. several were killed and horses stolen as the defenders repelled the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Louind
O'Neal
Pensacola
Spain
Planida
Othe
United States
Buchanatnan
Athyille
Ufs Drealfil
Little River
George Motte
Wy Carondelet
Turbulent Front Talks Amid Ottoman Russian Strains
Reports from Vienna and Constantinople discuss Turkish military moves on frontiers with Russia and the Ottoman stance. Dispatches claim 69,000 Turks assembled in Moldavia and Wallachia, withRussian forces indicated along Moldavia borders as Cobourg’s defenders await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Russia
Thertorte
Moldavia
Wallachia
I Chobaid
Akierman
Hessarabia
Constancinople
Moir Simonville
Conttantinoplé
Rbuc
Porte
National distress signals linger along busy river banks
Fragmentary report mentions Agtttian trugos and their baggage misrouting near Brussels on January 6. It describes imagined actions to bridge a river near AberOreih tee Beeuehaynys and notes trouble along the river banks at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Agtttian Trugos
AberOreih
Bloody engagement near Aix-la-Chapelle between forces
Letters from Aix-la-Chapelle describe a bloody engagement near that city between French and imperial troops, noting the severity of the season and stating the event occurred lately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix-la-Chapellé
Avery
Fragmentary wartime dispatch hints at neutrality stance
A garbled report suggests discussions on neutrality and continued troop movements. The French minister demands answers, while officials acknowledge uncertainty about satisfaction and ongoing costs amid depleted treasury resources.
Londonow: British views on French conquests and allied moves
Reports from political circles discuss Lord Grenville's reply to French prospects in Savoy and Neutrals. Commodore Murray reports from the Scheldt while Dutch fortifications deter French boats. Lord Howe to command the channel fleet with Hood and Hotham reinforcing Mediterranean actions. The navy advances include ships fitted for troops and the Courageux assigned to Captain Waldegrave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville
M. Chauvelin
Savoy
Biante
Ghent
Brltith Court
Republic
Admiralty Office
Charing Cross
Murray
Scheldt
High ‘Wates
Edward Fitzgerald
Mademaiselle Pamela
Ireland
George Gordon
Lord ‘Howe
Channel Fleet
Clarence
Lord Hood
Hotham
Mediterranean
Waldegrave
Proposals on Parliament Reform and Public Associations
The text argues against a broad radical cabal and urges careful selection of reform supporters. It emphasizes candidates must be principled, informed on constitutional laws, moderate, practical, and capable of forming and expressing clear opinions. It warns against factions and radical experiments weakening the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grifa
Reform and Patriotism Amid Political Decay Arguments
A fragmented critique discusses reform, ministers, and patriots, warning of corruption and false reform. It questions the public’s distrust, the spread of empty rhetoric, and the need to prove virtue through history and action amid political agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pétrior
Lords Deliberate on Alien Bill and Roscommon Title Delay
The House met after adjournment and reviewed the Alien Bill with first and second readings. Debates considered the Roscommon title inquiry and agreed to defer to the second week of next month. The indemnity bill for late embargoes was read a first time and ordered for a second reading tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Viscount Ditton
Roscommon
Feted Noble Dinner and City Assembly Details
Report notes a grand party by nobility hosted by the Lown Liew ra wane and mentions the Green Cloth Board in peak form. It records a Quarter Assembly at Exhibition House William Street where a City Reconder debate was raised amid a busy Monday to Wednesday schedule with conferences and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exhibition House
William-street
Drawing Room Attendance at Ithindeon Gathering
A distorted listing notes many titled attendees at a drawing room event on Thursday. Among the ladies named are the Marchioness of Waterford Lady Chitlowe Lenox Lady Elizabeth Moore Countess Carleton and various other baronets knights and distinguished names. The gentlemen are described as numerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
itinSion
Waterford
Chitlowe'Lenox
Elizabeth Moore
Caan
Roden
Aldborough
Arou
Mount-Cashel
Pie
Witcountess Carleton
Baraneffite
Titz-Gibbon
Cloncarry
Dation Deofton
Langrithe
Dublin news and law actions from Kilmainham to Dolphin’s Barn
The report covers a Dublin quarter session opening with Grand Jury proceedings and praise for the chairman. It notes licensed distilleries seized in Dolphin’s Barn Lane and Crawford’s yard near Thomas Street, including nearly 1000 gallons of potatoes destroyed. It mentions revenue implications and a witty remark by Lady of Fashion on Catholic population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talagh
Sherifaml
Thialiks
Kia
John Phurtday Lalt
Meifrs
Robert Johnson
J. B. Fitchmans
Meilrs
Emerson
Hopkins
Dolphin's Barn-Lane
Crawley’s
Thomas-street
M Jely
Fragmented Medieval Text Refers to Inheritance Murder Tale
An OCR fragment appears to describe an heir’s murder and a controversial act of hiding assets. The erratic passage alludes to a “patriot,” a room, a study, and a demon figure, with scattered references to a Gavin and daemonic visions, creating a garbled historical note without clear, verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuse
Jing’ Barteux
Prix de Vacademie Dé Chir
Tiab
Haying
Hia Denny
tefarnt higberda ‘as to produce this cue? . _ Spinella
Gavin
Fragmentary 19th Century Rhapsody on Public Admiration
A distorted OCR fragment praises public sentiment and artistic delight, referencing the community voice and nature's scenes. The text hints at an anticipated repetition of enchanting events and a crowd’s approving response, though many words are garbled.
British Army Regimental Replacements and Rank Changes
Fragmented notice lists transfers and exchanges within regiments, promotions to captain and lieutenant, half pay, and officers sent to different units. Mentions Dragoons Guards and infantry exchanges, with references to England and specific locations such as Arbour-hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltrayne
Reginy Sats
Roland
Erin
Amcrita
Anishtry
Enganery Exchange
Dragoons
Drazdod Guards
England
Humphrys
Ah Ney
Arbour-hill
Parisian fashions and court dress collection offered locally
A damaged local notice advertises a collection of Parisian and London imported dress goods and court dresses. It mentions Fashions from Paris with new patterns and shows items like neck pieces and floral trimmings at moderate prices for sale locally. Different fabrics and accessories are offered through merchants in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Ana Tournant
Mneliners
Ititer
Hirt
Parliament Signals Key Debate On John Moore Plan
Ambiguous text outlines a parliamentary discussion centered on John Moore. Reports indicate potential shifts in policy framing and committee scrutiny as lawmakers weigh the merits of Moore's proposed initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubi
Tharrell
John Moore
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