Dublin Journal 1816 July 6 editorial and notices
The Dublin Journal announces the editor’s bid to retain the paper with strict adherence to constitutional rights and respectable discourse. It lists subscription terms, delivery times, and contact details, and includes London Journal extracts noting the Prince Regent’s speech, war-finance remarks, and Frome riots coverage.
Debates on Education and Public Order Survive Irish Meeting
An Irish society's annual meeting at Charlemont discussed education in Ireland versus Scotland, civilizing efforts, and diffusion of learning. Counselor Dowenry gave a key resolution speech praising the society’s aims and promising further remarks on Tuesday.
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Aetheollien
Toribis
England
Soc
Educat of the Poor of
Ireland
Thureday
Charlemont
Councellor Dowenry
Dorenty
Scotland
Royal Speech on Prorogation and Marriage Alliances
The Prince Regent delivers a speech at the House of Lords marking the prorogation of Parliament. He notes his regret over the King's indisposition, praises the marriage of Princess Charlotte to the Prince of Saxe Coburg, announces the princess Mary’s engagement to the Duke of Gloucester, and urges support for supplies, finances, and peace efforts with allied powers. He commends measures to consolidate British and Irish revenues and suppress disorder, while expressing hope for continued public spirit amid temporary difficulties.
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London
Belgium
Duke of Wettisgton
England
Wwe
House of Commons
Great Britain and Ireland
United Kingdom
Frome
Prince Regent
House of Lords
Charlotte
Saxe-Coburg
Mary
Duke of
Glouter
Pacific
House of Comune
Concerning Cheltenham Journey and Baltic Deliberations
Notices dated May 5 1918 report Jone Panys planning a Cheltenham return in August. The Diet of Norway faced gridlocked points while the Crown and Prince of Stockholm pursued a compromise. The Patriots trial continued with implied conspiracy details and a secret statement by Count Wallernann. Commanders report Guadaloupe ports opened to French trade following palace orders.
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Panys
Jone
Wellington
Cheltenham
Norway
Jeft
Stockholm
Christiana
Wallernann Statis
Janes Lear
Guadaloupe
Kiva
Council of Revision
Bonnaire
Lieut
Mietton
Indications of Creek War Rising Near Fort Gaines
Charleston reports from Fort Gaines indicate Creeks and allied towns near the Flint and Chattahoochee rivers plan splits against Hartford and Fort Gaines. Siminols and Lower Indians reportedly resolved to wage war, with party movements and preparations observed by traders and spies. Benjamin Hawkins, Agent for NA, forwards to Governor Mitchell.
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Flint River
Tlint
Chattahochee
Hartford
Fort Gaines
Simonoles
C. Benj. Siawkins
N. A
Mitchell
Excavations Reveal Roman Relics At Velleia
The article reports on ongoing digs at Velleia in the Placentia territory with private baths, two Vesta statues, and Trajan medals unearthed. It cites archaeologists Furtace and Eustace predicting Roman life will emerge, potentially including Livy’s Decada and Tacitus, as in ancient sites like Herculaneum.
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Milan
Pierre Lama
Velleia
Placentia
Vesta
Trajan
Herculaneum
Eustace
Powpol
Manners
Cuantorra
Insolvent Debtor List Published for Creditors
The document names a long list of creditors and individuals associated with insolvency proceedings including Phonan Waldron, Dermmoubeg, Michael Gratton, Laurence Gilleaty, John Nolan, Dermotbeg, John Ferenson, Henry i Manus, Aughagin, Patt, Me and others. Dublin figures and places appear among the entries, indicating a regional insolvency notice.
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Francis Taylor
Carrick
Phonan Waldron Tor Elenot ‘Tighe
Killets
Yasses Early
Dermmoubeg
Michael Gratton
Cordery
James Johnston
Comarcy
William Stack
Bailinamore
James Gil
Land Sale Near Larch Hill Dublin For Three Lives
Land described as thirty five acres two roods and acre and perch near Larch Hill adjoining the seat of John ONeill in County Dublin. Lands held for three lives in being at a low rate per acre. For title and particulars apply to David Peter and son at Stephen's Green.
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Kilmashogue
County of
Dublin
Larch Hill
Beaudful
John O'Neil
David Peter
Stephen
To Let and Notices From 1816 Era
The item notes a house to let at No 20 Great Ship Street with stables and coach house for nine months from June 29, 1816, and mentions a Mr James Dance in York Street Lublin. It also quotes Bech praising Mr Sheridan while noting his declined health, and reports on missionary success in Emeio, with details of a grand dinner hosted by the Marquis of Abercorn at Stanmore for the Duke and Duchess of Sat herland and other nobles.
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Great Ship Street
James Dance
York Street
Lublin
Sheridan
New South Wales
Emeio
Otuheite
Marquis of Abercorn
Stanmore
Satherland
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