Turbulent Foreign News from Curacao to Portugal
A sweeping summary of conflicts and political shifts abroad. From Curacan to Porto Cavello Patriots seize ports and fleets as Spanish loyalists retreat. Greece reports failed Ypsilanti advance. Odessa cautions war with Constantinople looms. Prussia discovers a conspiracy to install a Spanish constitution. Portugal’s John V lands in Betm, swearing to constitutional bases.
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Marlon
la Tort
Ool
Hatarrii
Neas
Chica
Aptonel Arhathnot
Arpaihyict
Carenens
Correa
pLaGoayrt
Caraceas
Pusrla Coallo
Gad
Cathoans
Hapvening
le Gugre
Lion
Aio
Porto Cavello
Coro
Greece
Kronntadt
Hermandstadt
Ypsilanti
Servia
Tntason
Prince Himsalf
Alexander Ypsilaoti
Reminek
Moldavia
Wallachia
Russia
Prussia
Bertin
Danteic
Ponlumbolit
Stargard
Poland
Nat
Ghost of Watty Cox sparks Dublin post clash
A feisty Dublin exchange features Watty Cox as the Pandemoneum in Trinity Street erupts over editorials. The piece rebuts threats and accuses the Dublin Evening Post of fanning Catholic Protestant tensions to hinder reconciliation, citing taunts and warnings through a heated public quarrel.
Coronation Celebrations and Catholic Meeting Report
A Dublin column reports a Catholic meeting at Mulborough Street with discussions over an address to the king and gratitude to Lord Fingal. Separately, Dublin city observes coronation day with royal standard, parades, illuminations, and grand decorations across major buildings and public spaces.
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Yosterday
U'arcy’s
O Connor
Shiel
Roviand ix
Thejral
M‘dermoty Rose
Appky
Teave
Ireland
Charles Grant
Lawless
M*donnell
Howly
O'Connell
Bedford Tower
Pigeon House
Tse
Phenix Park
Liontanan
Ile
Ihe
Lienpact
Kong
Dublin
Wall Kagwe
Adnis
Dubtin
Cottey
Controversy Over Daggerman and Catholic Party Names
The piece attacks Alderman Bradley King and his Catholic supporters, accusing Watty’s Ghost of pandemonium in Trinity Street. It condemns the Daggerman’s attacks on the Castle, notes the Dublin Journal’s growing subscriber base, and questions the influence of hostile editors and their conspiracies.
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Abreham Erdeley
Lord Fingal
Bradley King
Wada
Watty
Kuitor
Mvatty
Bie
Deggerman
Galway
Trinity Street
Sycamore Alley
Watly
Dubfin
Hardy
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Lima
Lord Cochrane
San Martio
Odessa
Covamor
Count Langeron
Jone
Govenor Offilensa
Aaron Strogonnff
Bayzhdorie
Constantinople
Sipegeno
Ten
Pukey
Odena
Ttia
Vosc
Empire
Prince Island
Ruseisn
Hove
Portugal
Lis
Madrid
Jigebon
Portugues
Hieline John Viel
Betem
Wuvcession
Watty Cox
Pandemoneum
Trinity-street
Dubden
Hiter van Jowrnad
Waty
Trishinon
the Patriot
Patriot
Dublin Press
Diwddin
Publc
Enid
Iti Namtes
Margue Vaeta
Inesca
Vnl
Ques
Dublin Journal
Gombase Fontean
England
Finland
Scotland
G. B. LY
Gardiner
Conmarées Cuaiz
Bia Rabos
Byura
Briannia
Hibernia
Minerva
Post Office
Atari
Bank OF Ireland
Hiv Majesty
Kin Majesty
Westmoreland Street
Globe
Vic
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Bank
Westmoreland Atreat
Exchange
Prince of Wales
Stephens &Uren
Paraming Society
Parning Society
Uuaye
Elevaniia
Dublin Corn Exchange
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