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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 04, 1818
Page
2
A fractured handwritten note appeals to Hemen enlisting clergy and freeholders of Cork County. The text urges support for a difficult political stand, lists unspecified favors, and mentions countering opponents. It also references a monotonous catalog of fruits, foods, and goods, interwoven with petitions and personal sign-offs.
Obscure OCR reading shows stock and debenture prices with percentages per cent values for Gov Deb and city and county stocks. Mentions par value and exchange rates, unclear entities due to garbled text.
The Dublin Journal reprints the Milledgeville Journal claim that two secret emissaries named ANBUTINOT and AMMAVATER were captured at St. Marks and Suwannee and executed after a court martial. It questions British government involvement and notes editorials alleging American editors malign Britain while denying direct British orchestration of Indian hostilities.
Reports from Charleston and Milledgeville detail British agents Arbuthnot and Ambruster tried by court martial and executed for arming tribes and inciting attack. Dispatches claim Gaines presided, with strong evidence of criminal correspondence and a broader conspiracy tied to Woodbine. Public sentiment worries about remote governors and diplomatic remedies failing to quell the crisis.
Mr Grattan is much recovered from the effects of the musanic blow on the day of the election. Several addresses are preparing in consequence of this outrage.
The coalition claims the independent candidate paid a high price for a chicken, indicating liberal bargaining. It alleges that the campaign paid only two guineas for a Balothery wan, a figure disputed by the coalition as unfounded.
The Dublin county election contest charged coalition candidates with extraordinary measures to force votes. Voters in Skerries were driven to Hastings to Smithfield amid intimidation, supposedly to suppress free choice. The piece attacks Hambroy and argues that freedom of election is only his personal will.
A long list of fairs and markets is announced across multiple counties including Tyrone Derry Down Louth Kilkenny Cork and Waterford with numerous towns named such as Aughanchoy Belonlaghy Cappiauin Castietown Castierrea Down Louth and Monaghan Town. The schedule references two and four day fairs in various locales and notes regional clustering under one regional notice.
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