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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 26, 1820
Page
4
In a heated session, MPs clash over restoring Queen Victoria's name in the church liturgy. Ministers defend prior actions and warn against inflaming royal dignity, while supporters urge fair inquiry and restraint on public charges. The house adjourned amid calls for careful Settlement.
Fragmentary text shows a corrupted public notice with scattered names and places. Reading indicates a formal action or event dated and tied to a locality, but details are unreadable. No coherent date, organization, or clear outcome can be derived from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary report describes intense debate in the Commons over royal policy and perceived concessions to perilous positions. Mention of Lord Gary, Queen, and potential terms at a council, with references to courts and foreign state involvement.
Debate in Parliament over inserting her Majesty's name into the liturgy. Mr Wordley supported the motion while Mr LP opposed claiming it would wound sensibilities and be at the king's discretion. Lord Castlereagh questioned the reform, and Lord Hamilton moved that such insertion honors the crown. the motion passed by a large majority.
Crowds gathered at the hustings in Chreep Street for the parliamentary election to fill the late Henry Grattan’s seat. Thomas Ellie led in support, with Henry Grattan and other figures applauded as Sir Peter Pascowes and others were cheered on. Mr Ellis faced opposition as the Lord Mayor announced Mr Ellie’s nomination and polling began, yielding a majority of 168 by mid afternoon with results showing at 1 PM.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous circuits, meetings, and county references. It mentions dates, places like Naas and Waerbarniach, and names such as Lord aor Sorhury, Crown officials, and local registries, with scattered procedural notes for a grand jury session and associated hearings. The fragmentary text preserves a tense sequence of actions leading to a vote and legal proceedings.
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