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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 16, 1823

Page

4

Orange Loyalist Toasts and Parades at Brelturbet

A detailed account of a July Orange lodge gathering in Brelturbet with toasts to royal and Protestant figures, remarks by Rev. Dr Cupples, and a procession in support of the Orange cause. The report notes orders, cheers, and a sense of ceremonial pageantry ending with songs and cheerful drinking before Sabbath.

Doctor Cupples Anech Duke of York Clarence Willam Karl O'Neill Orangeman Ireland Cupples Antena P. Johnson James Watton Kay Antrim P. Jabhneon Edward Cupples County of FE. J. Corder Lord Kenyon Orangemen England Marquis of Hertford B. Neely Linhur Tree Fie Cerne Dolinaon Jamies Watson Hsq Polce Aid Penaperits Preland Tan George Paawn Coisoel Barry W. Hrowilow George Harcourt Laren Orange Weilingtag Cellek Waterloo Kvgvveth Saurin Watson Mathew Francis Johnnson Aulwett Bayd God King Brelturbet Watkway Todd UH la Castleblanc Ormagernin Akkresors Magmena Wwe

Opposition to Orange Demonstration Sparks Dublin Tension

The speaker condemns masked Loyalists in market area clashes. A ball was shown to a 77th Regiment ensign, highlighting disloyal acts amid fears the Orange faction would terrorize Catholics at night. Government reliance on magistrates and military presence is debated as essential to protect Ireland.

Brtrade Fyniskillen Enniskillen Orange Association Hugh Elliott 77Th Regiment Dawson Ireland Edo Orange

Galway Fishery Herrings Show Abundant Run Demand for Mayhem

The Galway fishery reports a surge in herring abundance last month despite regulations delaying sales until August. Locals flock to the river bridge to witness angling, with crowds observing the spectacle as hundreds of boats and anglers gather along the bend.

Satnon Brest

Carnvial hoax at the Rotunda mocked in print

The Evening Mail printed a fictitious account of a Rotunda Carnival. The piece mocked private individuals and noted Lord Lieutenant figures. Sir Colin Campbell and Captain Webster were singled out as targets. A subsequent exchange at The Burning Atall office recounts attempted explanations and accusations of bias.

Nama Rotunda Evening Mail Colin Campbell Webster Atall Colin Campbell Twell Wernielt Wurdts Haydn Cofia Hadyn Colin Sir Colin Tyaytot Mayda Layda

Grand Review of the Foot Guards in Hyde Park

A grand review in Hyde Park showcases the 3d battalion Lat regiment, the 1st and 2nd battalions of Coldstream, and the 1st battalion of the 3d regiment. Royal observers including the Duke of Wellington and the Duke of Cumberland witness precise drill, marching, and firing as troops pass in review. The event ends around 1 pm amid cheers for the Duke of York and a notable crowd along Park Lane.

Foot Guards Hyde Park Perseus Coldstream 3D Reiment Park Lane Serpentine Uxbridge Road 1Th Light Dragoons 2D Battalion Grenadier Guard Giroxvenor-gate Premadtier Guards Duke of Wellington Duke of Goucester Aanks Conete Chen Growin Times Fondue

Alarm in North Chapel as Soldier Wields Sword

At Gork North chapel a Royal Veteran battalion drummer drew a sword during Sunday mass causing a riot threat. Clergy protected the priest and several peace officers, with around 15 000 spectators. The soldier was captured and jailed after guards and the mayor faced violent mobs.

Gork Battallion Orangemen Almut Te Chahalih Phas O' Keely Uspam Nort Crise Whiel Aoseldien User Agn Ptums Orangenan Blackpool Onuefe Gahiung Iemune Mallow Lane Waadna Ibineroun Dita Triielias

Remarkable Claim on River Ailly and Pilchards in Cornwall Bay

The article notes the river Ailly as uniquely great in the kingdom and describes a long-abandoned pilchard fishery off Cornwall. Fishermen initially chased the shoals but found nets harmed and no buyers for export or oil, leading to cessation. This situation prompts reflection on missed economic opportunity amid abundant fish.

Ually Cornwall

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