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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 27, 1813

Page

1

Celebration of Royal Regent Birthday at Dublin Castle

A fragmented notice from Dublin Castle lists a July 5 celebration for the Royal Regent’s birthday and a Duchess of Richmond party planned for August 12 at the Vice Regal Lodge Phoenix Park. The garbled text indicates a formal invitation to ladies and gentlemen and mentions attendance by the Duchess and possibly the Chamberlain.

Shamber Dublin-Castle Duchess of Richmond Vice Regal Lodge Phernix Park O'Clogh Chamberlain

Dublin Journal notes Orange order parade in Armagh region

The Dublin Journal reports on the County Armagh Orange men celebration of the Boyne anniversary. Eight thousand gathered near Tandragee, marching to Glebe Houses and back with no reported disturbances. The piece defends the loyalty display against critics and accuses liberal writers of malice.

H. Montgomery Dublin Popith Board County Armagh Orangemen Battle of the Boyne Abe Orange Lurgan Portadown Tandragee Vhey Di'umin Tandrapes Castle Desalis Glebe Dean Carter Thadrages Angn Daftnee

Dublin Freeman's Journal and Orange Demonstrations Clash

A fragment from St. James's Chronicle quotes the Dublin Freeman's Journal critiquing a July 26 1813 Orange demonstration in Dublin. It describes the mob, the desecration of the statue of King William, and the government ordered Imperial Standard display while condemning Presbyterians and Papists for actions.

Britain Lialaml Aacardi St.Janieg's Chronicle Freentai Dublin Freeman's Dublin Tam Les Liver William Freeman's Journal

Howth Harbour Express Reaches England After Night Rescue

Late Saturday the Government sent an express to England and the Howth vessel sailed in dead low water, returning by Sunday evening. Dublin merchants urge mail service via Howth. An English capture of an American frigate is reported. Police seized housebreakers near Becket’s Churchyard. a sheriff’s bailiff was mortally wounded in an attack at Rutland Street. A small press boat washout and wreck hazards are noted with grim loss.

Howth England Dublin Litherick Barbadoes Jane Bete Acasta Constitution Farrel Sirr Combi Clara Bargeyge Street Sirt Motiin

Tribute to a Triumph Arch for Wellington in Dublin

The writer advocates erecting a monumental triumphal arch in Dublin to honor the Duke of Wellington and the Peninsula campaign. They note a pillar already standing in the city and suggest placing the arch at Wellington Place, with inscriptions and emblems celebrating the heroes and laureates of Britain and Ireland, to endure in future times.

Piri Nezsale Dabjin Wellington Dublin

Letter to the Editor questions staged speeches in the Evening Post

A Dublin Journal reader denounces reports of speeches by Counsellor Holwell Walshe and Counsellor Finlay, accusing the Evening Post of printing extempore remarks as delivered. The letter criticizes plagiarism of speeches, claims misrepresentation, and urges authenticity in public statements and political reportage.

Holwell Walshe Walshe C. Ball Néchman Finlay James Murphy Ygys Pdst Possedson Evening Post Major Sirr Magrath Manning Walthe

Surrender of the Toulon Fleet Reported from Waterford

An Evening Paper of Saturday notes a Waterford report to the Secretary of the Post Office about the Toulon Fleet surrender. The item mentions a vessel arriving at the port from Peasance bearing word that the entity of the Nauton Fleet sought protection under the blockading squadron off that port.

Toulon Waterford Post Office Lees Bey Peasance Nauton

Cadiz News and Wellingtonite War Feats Recap

Readable text describes Cadiz events, Lord Wellington, and Saragossa fronts. Notes political mood in Parliament, Prince Regent speech, and Hamburgh conditions under French influence. Mentions bombardment reports, conscription, and hostages in France’s war effort with names like Wellington and Ciudad Rodrigo.

Cadiz Duke del Parque Wellin Kali Histington J.maaray Mina Spain Victor Tian Ciudad Cortes Frances Ithey Efe St.Sebastians Longa House’ of Lords Roger Hamburgh Wortman Goyargor Jason Yarmough Hull Heligoland Cuaharen Eribes Harwich Russia

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