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Trident ship arrival stirs Dublin public notices and debates
An 1812 aggregate meeting in Dublin sparks debates about Catholic causes, ministry formation, and relief measures. Letters from EL Walkway describe the period, with references to Lord Fingal and Sir John Canning, and recount balloon accident coverage and public charity events surrounding Madame Blanchard’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewpluti Fife
Nat Tse
Canning
Hess
Conan Wepee
Mr. Canning
Grattan
Ireland
Urelawl
Daura
Perceval
London
Dublin
Lahali
Luiny
Gurdapre
Posdessinn
Regich Faye
Eeening
Caaiihg
Perrony
Mfolra
Plolay
Finlay
Luan
Lengua
House of Commons
Hus of Commons
Irelanl
House of Lorha
Galion
Assrell
RY Persay
Petitlaus
Lupe
Sidreely
Madaore Blanchard
Hie Garten
Tirel
Madame Blanchard
Spretni Prs
Bmw
Trivedi Cie
Blanchard
Tron Lisle
M. Garnerin
Mary-labonne
Somers
St. Pancras
Garnier
Aladame Blanchard