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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 07, 1823

Page

4

Ireland House Debates Resolutions On Repeated Charges

The chamber debated ongoing resolutions over repeated charges against the chief baron of Ireland. Members urged immediate determination to clear imputations, while others argued it was too late to propose new resolutions. The chairman ordered the report received Monday as the house adjourned.

Ireland T. Wson Mr & Rice Feardo Wetherell Cansing Chalrman

Farming Society of Helio Seeks Proposals for Fronting Works

The Farming Society of Helio invites builders to submit proposals for new fronting work. Plans and specifications are available at Farrell’s Office, 46 Stephen Green, Bast. Proposals must be delivered by the close of July.

Farming Society of Helio Huildera Farrell Stephene Green

French corps near Cadiz threaten bold advance

Tuesday’s Paris papers report a Bourmont move toward Cadiz with van Bourdeoult at Xeres two days out. General Lopez Banna retreated toward Badajos after a skirmish, while Morillo with five thousand heads toward Lugo. Constitutional troops disperse as inhabitants flee, and fortifications rise in Cadiz amid rising guerrilla activity in Santander and Asturias.

Paris Monitenr Cadiz Bourdesoult Xeres Spain Lopez Banna Fwille Villa-Campa Bourmont Badajos Vetters Corunna Morillo Santander Ca- Tana

Insurgent sentences and law power reported in Irish notes

The Galway Advertiser notes towns like Galway remain peaceful amid rumors of unrest while authorities crack down elsewhere. Morning Chronicle reports government alarm as militia and English officers move to respond, with references to transportation and policing actions across the region.

Whiteboy Trabor Rathkeale Cork Galway Mirreyrresen Ule Calumnies Tre Cialway Morning Chronicle Netherlands

Irish unrest narratives refute enrolment rumors and call for steady peace

The article disputes alleged preparations for rebellion in Ireland and notes no signs of broad movement beyond local disturbances. It credits the Rathkeale inquiry and Cork clash to local aims, urges strict law enforcement, and questions triggering a national militia deployment while highlighting casualties from a Castlehaven distress.

Ireland Kingland Mititie Yeomanry Galway Paina Iraland Rathkeale Imany Cork Driscoll Robert Merritt Castlehaven Skibbereen Rifle Brigade Hardwin Channel England

Frances Arrives at South America After Buenos Ayres Trip

The brig Frances arrived at Liverrons from Buenos Ayres, sailing April 24. Reports note a Royalist victory over Patriots at João Cuut in March, with French warships Amazon and Pomona present. Buenos Ayres faced attempts to surprise the fortress and subvert government. Financials show a debt discharge and a surplus, while Parliament nears session end with investigations into the Chief Baron and Catholic affairs.

South America Frances Buenos Ayres t.Jaao Ob Cuiut Royalista Valpanaiso Marca Almazon Pomona

Saarfield leads constitutional troops and funds slip

The report notes funds in Britain were lower on Wednesday with latest quotation around 81.50. General Saarfield has taken command of Milan and Llebera divisions, seen as a sign of Spaniards favoring the constitutional cause. University awards granted for best liturgy reading and extempore speaking with premiums awarded to several individuals.

Saarffeld Milans Llobera Rhone Garonne Saarfiel University Presserver Graves Sadler M‘donnell Sir O'Reilly Sir Ball Sir Smith Sir Montgomery Bir Daultop Bie ’Ollins Mr Burgh

Fashion and Table Tale from the Castle and Bray scenes

His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant to hold an audience at the Castle on Friday the Eleventh at one. List of arrivals from England includes Lord Powerscourt party and others. A lively Irish social page covers theatre, dances, and a curious dialogue about Orkney claims, with notices of naval and civic appointments and local obituaries.

Earl of Roden Lord Frankfort Lent Corry Lord Cufflen Earl Clanritharide Vaughan Brownlow Smith Wim, Burrowes Humphrey Davy Pearson Engand Turarre Brabain Cound Arline Mra Jarman Mee Corkeltop Theatre Royal Haunted Tower Lord William Braham Adela Mila Iree Fiyero Xuanna Don Carton Mr Wrahaw Lari Milan Clart Mira Tree Mathews Liverpool Theatre F. H. Kelly Houge Bray Lord Powerscourt Downs Luggelaw Seapoint-house George II Richardson Little Howard Orkneys Sr Clarke Norway Bernard Anker Christiana Great Britain Orkney Copenhagen Anker England Denmark Athy Infantry Henjamin Lefroy Mannergh Robert Raweon Dune Osrory Infantry Charles White Palmer Seago Infantry James Joint Viata Bride-street George Wilson Boileau Hsg Mannyeu Doctor Russell Daniel Delany Church-street Miss Langan Blackball-street John Langan St. Peter's Church Francis Carrall City of Waterford Emily Aston Willian Aston Carrickmacross Monaghan Rathmines Willan Leach Kevin's Port

Patriotic meeting at Freemasons Hall addresses Irish relief

An endearing assembly at Freemasons Hall Dawsonestrent Dublin heard Captain O'Brien outline pledges by merchants to supply clothing and Irish materials worth seventy thousand pounds. Lord Cloncurry and Mr Graves presided as speakers urged government action to aid Ireland, with calls to improve employment and police costs and to support peasant farmers amid distress.

Freemasons Hall Bassmore Rowan Lond Charearty Graves Reid Lanark Clothig Neril O'Brien Ireland Bristol Fry Taman Owen Hagland Wicklow Doctor McArtiey Lord Clonenry Mell Doctor McArtney Lord Cloncurry Thera Ag Lepine Chen

Fire at SU Sipser leads to multiple blazes and arrests

Report describes a double fire at SU Sipser on Maren street with two separate outbreaks. Investigators questioned witnesses about the cause as smoke filled the area. One injured person is noted and surrounding residents were evacuated while authorities examined debris for clues.

Cathe Maren Wits Mircunstanice Mir Simpson Rey Foix Pat Ben

Fragmented OCR leads to unclear county notice

An illegible OCR snippet references a county, dates in July, and names such as Garrity and Vane. The readable fragments suggest a local notice or event but lack concrete actions, locations, or outcomes to summarize clearly.

Catholic Association hearing amid Catholic grievances in Ireland

A Catholic Association meeting chaired by Anthony Browne discussed press misrepresentation, concerns on Irish justice, and opposition by ministerial MPs. They debated addressing Lord Wellesley and the king, and criticized Orange and Cork Dublin actions. A draft address to the people of Ireland was prepared for revision and will be reported next.

Catholic Association Heir Roomaim Ireland O'Connell Galway Daly Richard Martin Roman Catholica Commons Brougham Connell Wellesley Cork Alfred Howard Corporation of Cork Marquis Wellesley Encan M‘donnell Corporation of Dublin Dublin Orangemen King William W. Conway Association People of Ireland Shiel Luke Plunket Board of Alderment Rand Eneas McDonnell Garrygloyne Corks Possersene Ted Tapatarre Walt Breland

Unclear OCR Summary Remains Fragmented

Fragmentary text with numerous garbled terms and names. Key details and coherence are missing, preventing a clear summary of event, person, or location.

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