Dublin Journal and Holyhead Mail Notes from March
The Dublin Journal reports arrivals of the Holyhead Mail and Chewer Bye Mail with London papers dated 27th. The text discusses Prussia and the Congress, noting military preparations and possible territorial changes in Silesia and Westphalia. It references Protestant-Papist tensions, reform clubs, and debates over church governance, with strong language on loyalty, Papists, and Crown authority.
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Fragmented Voice on Ireland Catholic Demagogues and Protestants
A convoluted early 19th century polemic debates Irish Catholic unrest, condemns demagogues and Papal influence, argues for Protestant governance, and urges dismissingDemagogues while defending British authority and peace.
Common Council Elects Alderman After Lengthy Ballot
Yesterday the Common Council met at the Assembly Room in William Street to elect an Alderman replacing Agbn Carleton. After lengthy delays and a vote against a motion to delay, the ballot proceeded with 66 to 2 opposed, as supporters argued for timely choice and consideration of candidates including Montgomery and Nugent.
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Monument Debate on Arch and Triumph in City
A long discussion argues over erecting triumphal arches or a pillar to honor conquest. Emphasis favors an arch like the Triumphal Arch with equestrian statue, balancing cost against imperial display, and envisions a monument visible from surrounding streets.
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Shuey
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Erdader
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Pete Dee
Martue
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