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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 18, 1823
Page
2
The Paris and Madrid mail chronicles Spanish royalist gains and constitutional struggles. Mina’s forces threaten Catalonia while Lisbon trembles over new Cortes dynamics. A Paris dispatch notes Portuguese troops swearing to the constitution and a shifting ministerial lineup as European powers view the unrest.
From the papers of Eriday Madrid reports the regency names interim ministers Vic tor Damianzaiz and Salaz amid domestic disorder. Protests in Toledo target traders. French incursions drive about 400 people to flee. Military movements and tax levies cited.
The London Mail notes Paris papers to the 13th with no major intelligence. A despatch from Count Ison claims he defeated a enemy column near Pucerda, and predicts rupturing a larger unit with cavalry. Reports from Madrid Seville intrigue discuss ambassador withdrawals and unrest as of early June. Ballasteros advances on Valencia with 1000 men and eight million in tribute. Private letters from Cadiz, Seville, and Paris discuss the king, Cortes, and Portugal, while Paris telegraph and London markets show mixed reactions to French and Spanish bonds and rentes.
Uneasy South reports fading outrages but Hock system grows elsewhere. Kildare county allegedly infected with equalite ideas as tenants seek to avoid rent and tithes, with dreadful outrages against the well disposed. Government measures expected to exterminate the evil.
The Dublin Evening Mail libel information case raises alarm over who may sue for libel and the danger to press liberty. The article argues that allowing any citizen to prosecute can threaten free press, comparing to other courts and stressing the need to guard against oppressive laws that widen the reach of prosecution.
Reported violence at Maghera in County Londonderry where Orangemen and Ribbonmen fought with the Yeomanry called to restore order. Ten killed and sixty to seventy wounded, with authorities to determine aggressors. Other items note a court hall duel, Mount Merrion fete, royal Windsor health notes, and price drops in grain markets.
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