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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 25, 1821
Page
4
War clouds over Ottoman waters as Greek fleet advances
From Vienna and the Mediterranean comes alarming talk of war between Russia and Turkey and Greek successes in the Archipelago. Reports claim Greek forces captured two frigates and multiple Turkish ships near Patras and Lepanto, with Constantinople and Galatz under tense watch as Ottomans retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk &Y
Greece
Rossta
Vienna
Russia
Turkey
Mediterranean
Corvetta
Lepanto
Odessa
Mytilene
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Bujack-Dere
Ragusa
Vouilze
Gulf of Arta
Adriatic
Gulf of Lepanto
Livadin
Patras
Vonitza
Limalf
Strangford
Ory
Osiuantis
Yhambass
Ador
Dublin Evening Post to Address James Magee Kisq
Unwilling to waste space with Dublin Evening Post notice, the editors announce plans to address James Magee Kisq on Friday. They condemn his journal as vile and slanderous, urging any value for decency to avoid contact with its editor, while noting Magee has so far claimed gentlemanly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Himsell
Mageelas
Patriot Journal Reputation Under Scrutiny Prompted Notice
A recent item in this newspaper affected the journal’s reputation and will be explained to the public in due course. The matter concerns this publication and will be addressed in a forthcoming statement.
Extraordinary night calm amid large crowd in city
The article reports a fearsome yet orderly night with no soldiers police or constables on the streets as about one hundred thousand people gathered. Police magistrates briefly detained those under their authority until midnight while watchmen returned to stations. The piece praises the peaceful mood and notes Protestant Catholic conciliation. It mentions the Warder weekly paper’s end and hypothesizes on the Orange Press Wax’s owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witelman
Straets
Europe
Mingeal
Ireland
Orange Press
Coronation notes and royal visit plans amid church strain
The issue reports on church frictions among Catholics, quotes the empire editor rhetoric, and promises more details on the coronation. It notes a letter from the Queen to Lord Sidmouth and mentions her plan to visit Edinburgh while her husband tours Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Sidmouth
Edinburgh
Ireland
Crowd fills the theatre for Hadrew Opera and Dan Jada scenes
Monday evening's entertainment featured the Hadrew Opera and Dan Jada performances with crowding and cheers. Notable roles included Pittage Corentas and the Inkerpee's Bride, with strong support from Brother, Landua Stars, and Cyne. The event highlighted royal pomp, city officers, and a forthcoming Covent Garden production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penton
Dan Pittage
Corentas
Inkerpee
Bath
Depantiae
Hadrew
Eventine
Bernon
Nass Stephens
Mir
Duriet Nequithel
Cobhai
Rob Boy
Wurte
Oper Weere
Landua
Cyne
Satoude
Dan Jada
Childen Theatre
Clases
Charles Kroable
Abn Mermbbe
Wales
Lawless Attacks Address as Mean and Sycophantic
In a late Catholic meeting, Belfast speaker Mr Lawless condemns the proposed address as mean and sycophantic, arguing it abandons Ireland and mocks royal trust. He denounces the royal reception of a faction and urges a forthright national stance despite opposition from order holders and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Mr. Lawlaxa
Mr. O'Gorman
Mr. Mahon
Lawless
Mr. Lawless
Mr. Sheil
Coppenger
M‘dermot
Treland Tran
Treland
Cerantis
Esa
Medea
Lawley
The Queen and coronation dispute in 1821 notes
A 1821 letter from Brandenburgh House reveals Queen requests to be crowned next week with Abbey preparations ongoing. Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Sidmouth respond that queens consort have no right to be crowned. Reports detail royal disappointment, possible withdrawal from Britain, and public disturbances surrounding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Baw
Qauen Munt
Brandenburgh House
Samueth Palace
Ireland
Edinburgh
Lord Sidmouth
Privy Council
Sidmouth
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Petrasso
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Mores
Lower Albania
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Mamacre
Galatz
Trieste
Isle of Iydra
Athens
Beatia
Negro Point
Marathon
Tanedos
Chay Nead
Spain
Prince Metternich
Austria
Napoleon
Cortes
France
Bonaparte
Ultra Libers
Dublin Evening Post
the Patriot
Mag
Mpexing
The
Tha Pheare
Tambaniberrs
Vientz
Ableragneg
Freeman, and City Officers Poday
Su Wathin Daiewes
Heroaie Toefather
Cig
Keistye
Sap Charles Power
London Pipe
VNION
ST. Patrick 'S Dicity
Aia
le Mitre
Ins Myler’s Alley
Kevin Atreet
New Street
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Walker's Alley
Ee St
Cannon Street
Sarah Petrit
Jo Edge
Anna Nugent
Eos
Kevin Street
Mary Watt
ST. Werburghs
Jnhab
Howea Inhah
Royal Exchange
Cork Hill
Exchange Court
Esacx Gate
I Parliamentat
Crane Lane
Crampton Court
Ewnet Street
SP. Nicholas's
Ash Street
Cremona Hall
ST. Brincet
Tousie Tada
Wand Street
Visaf
Murpig’s
Zu Ts
Ktehange
Sinoeh Wiew
Morzan’s Court
Phonine Borman
Wings
Heri
Hasve
Crouendtean
Ney Mageety
Starbay
Cedlerts
Ataiar
Stattetieng
Genesal Jacus
Vetas
London
Great Britain
Switzerland
Italy
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Bridie
Bey
Gvidenan
Inda Enitean
Tu Poktud
Vale Holland
Oa Tsis
Tandy Hofmoad
Paris
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Ont
Liverpool
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Letina
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Nitra
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Natal
Mi Pater
Monty Feah
Patel
Sumner
Ely
Pitt
Senda Hin
Dora
Preland
Gage
Sacunieh
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