Extraordinary Meeting of Catholic Association Discusses Petition
Mr O Connell chaired as signs of Orangemen were mocked and Donoughmore’s letter praised. He read correspondence from Knocklofty and a report from Agent Cavenagh on Inismore. He urged further inquiries and motions to the Marquis of Wellesley. Two petitions were prepared for the Commons and Lords. He defended the Association against Brownlow’s charges and warned of Orange violence, calling for Catholic protection and parliamentary action. The meeting adjourned shortly before five.
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Cortey
O'Connell
Orimgzemen
Lord Donoughmore
Knocklofty
London
Marquis Laneadowne
D. O'Connell
Cavenagh
Blackburne
Fermanagh
Inismore
House of Commons
Wyoring Chronicla
House of Parliamen
Brownlow
Browntow
Ixia
Armagh
Association
Orange Party
John
Cresagy and
Poiders
House of Coin
Toy
Rich
House of Lords
Lord Redesdale
F. Burslete
Commons
Liverpool
Barton
Army Cavalry Reviews and Regimental Movements Report
The article details a grand cavalry review planned at Hounslow Heath and impending movements of dragoons and infantry units including the Queen's Royal Regiment and the Royal North Britain. It notes depot arrivals, transport orders, and a tightening of military communications through chaplains while praising leadership and discipline amid ongoing frontier duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orayd
Cafvalrya
Grand Review of Cavalry
Hounslow-heath
Lord R. E. A. Somerset
K.C.B
Prince of Wales's Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Manchester
Queen's Royal Regiment of Infantry
Porsmouth
Dublin
Cass
John Jebb
Jebb
Robert Nit
Robert Hill
2Nd
Royal North Britain Regiment of Dragoons
Newcastle Upon Tyne
94Th Regiment of Foot
London
Leith
Albany Barracks
Royal American Rifle Corps
Portemouth
Chatham
Srd
Prince of ¥Alea
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Liverpool
Ireland
Horse Guards
Henry Torrens
OldBailey New Court Trial Over Paine Libel Publication
William Capron formerly a chaperon in Carlisle employment faced three indictments for publishing blasphemous material about religion in May. He pleaded not guilty as evidence linked him to a shop at 84 Fleet Street. The jury convicted him. he was sentenced to three years in Newgate.
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Oldbailey
New Court
London
William Capron
Chrlisle
Shelton Irving
Messrs
Bolland
Bernard
Pasarpex
Thomas Drumioom
Bow Street
Fleet Street
Carlislg
Paine
Rrraigne
Sont
Ahunter
U.S. Hunter
Tulty
Bentence
Newgate
Dustin Journal Subscription Notice and Payment Instructions
Subscribers are asked to note that receipt of The Dustin Journal in a blue cover signals termination of the current period and will cease after the third blue cover unless renewed. Do not divide notes when sending payments as splitting halves shortens the subscription period. mail money letters with proper endorsement and note the post office handles money letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Arrivals and dispatches from Liverpool to Demerara and beyond
The Join Ba’t from New South Wales arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday night from Rio de Janeiro whence she sailed on March 24. The Dee reached Liverpool from Demerara in late April, and Sir Jivsey Urban has arrived as new Governor. Dispatches from Oporto report tranquil conditions as of April 25. Reports include extracts from the Caracas Journal on Venezuela and French policy, with fear of slave insurrection in Demerara, windstorms in Capiz bay, and shipping losses. The Gold Coast, Sierra Leone, and Cape Coast updates note ongoing conflicts with Ashanti and arrival of transport troops. Dramatic weather and maritime notes, including reefs near Port Jackson and wrecks in the Atlantic, accompany these updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba't
Corlett
Liverpool
New South Wales
Rio de Janeiro
Cortett
Rio
Dee
Jameson
Demerara
Jivsey Urban
Hai
Martinique
Count Donzelot
Venezuela
Dublin
Glasgow
Paragon
Clyde
Denzrara
Surinam
Capiz
Port St. Mary's
London
Bragg
Anchorage
Serra Leonne
Gold Coast
Charles M‘carthy
Royal African Colonial Corps
Lieut. M‘combie
Sierra Leone
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Coast
Political finance and stock market observations in London
The article discusses parliamentary factions and voting in the two chambers, noting debates on a law and its perceived advantages. It covers securities movements, including Mexican scrip, South American bonds, and general market trends with closing prices for key Norse securities and bank stock.
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Catholic Association
C. Donovermone
the Army
Themeelven
Henry Townes
Stnt
Great Butain
British Channel
Skeney Tonneng
Thurso
Pentland Frith
Frith
Admiralty
Parry
Hive
Ceeccrsseneeceae
Deans
I Asa
Ee Oh
Grand Canal Stock
Can, Loan, & P. Ct
Can
National Insurance
Royal
Patriotic
St. Patrick Do Shamrock
Dublin Gas
Hibernia Gas
Tee Minin Company
Royal Irish Mining Co
Publi Coal Co
UTS Dvb-T
ID Brita Hs
Fresay Epening
Oporto
Caraccas
Fé Venezolano
Apatl
M. Chasserian
Republic
France
Columbia
Serra Leone
Preetown
Manca I
M. de Villele
Chamber of Peers
Marengo
Paris
Ald
House of Peers
Europe
Yanis
Dduatidienne
Port Jackson Alph Torres Straits
Sumner
Teh Avon
S.W
N.W
N.E
S. S.W
E.N.E
Islamia
Gutingagoors
W.N.W
Bea
Belfast
Tyne Mercury
Senilans
Grassimstane
Carron
Vale of
Glas
Limerick
St. John's Hospital
Hum
Orchard
Pei
Carlow
Sailer
Chester
Tarpon
Greenock
Tran
Blackbourne
Chamber of Deputies
Thiai
Lonpdoy
turaDar
Tran Atlantic Securities
Itia
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