31 Jan 1815
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 31, 1815
Page
1
The Dublin Journal lists a Leveé at the Castle on Sunday February 5 at three o clock and a Drawing-room Thursday February 9 1875. It also notes Her Majesty’s Birthday celebrations on February 16 with ode ball and supper.
A late summer scene shows Race lag streets filled with carriages and footpath crowds as a Quaker wonders at a noisy event. Trinity College Quasterly Examinations list numerous students achieving honors in Pregminans gembeir, Science, and Law classes with several named winners.
A Dublin audience heard a string of orators praising the Catholic cause and blasting Protestant governance. The letter writer mocks the eloquence and seeks restraint while recalling speeches about reform, liberty, and Catholic ascendancy.
An imperfect excerpt from a correspondent acknowledges omissions and promises further explanation to restore confidence while addressing suspected seduction schemes that threaten the nation’s stability.
A Dublin Journal reader is urged to read Rev. H H Norris's Practical Exposition, Second Edition, 1815, praising its critique of a society opposing Established Church aims. The tract links current actions to Puritan era politics and warns churchmen about hidden aims and Unitarian alliances.
The article notes the Duke of Wellington leaving Paris for the Vienna congress with Lord Fitzroy Somerset as minister, while reports from Paris and Nuremberg discuss Polish and Saxon tokens, Prussia gains, and Austrian shifts. It also covers French funds rising, Dallas's bleak U S credit assessment, and a British squadron chase near the Newchantel privateer.
The Opossum brig arrived at Plymouth with word of two American frigates sighted at the Channel entrance. British forces prepare Centaur, Phot, and Hyperion to pursue. Paris papers note Wellington in Paris and Castlereagh's uncertain departure amid Vienna Congress flux.
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