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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 03, 1819

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1

Insolvent Debtors Notice in Ireland 1319 and Petition Details

William Kennedy Patrick Greenan Robert Tedfuld Hugh Tate OY Todd Henry Morgan and others file insolvency petitions under acts of Parliament for relief of insolvent debtors in Ireland. Mentions Downpatrick hearings and creditors lists across multiple towns including Dublin Belfast Newry and Kilkenny Gaol.

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Ireland Meresy Reland Afty-firth Downpatrick William Kennedy Patrick Greenan Robert Tedfuld Hugh Tate OY Todd Enry Morgan Morne Patt Mmullen Beakderry James Resell Killough Alexander Multen Castlewellan Adan Doves Balle Patrick Curringhers Nevin Dawnpatrick Willian M‘caramon Tuolevoon George 8Avagr Dunmarode Mess. Johnston William Te Christy Phelps Meallin James Devtin Castlebollancy Callan Peter Devlin Mhinary Win Midrengeney Mexaraville Charles M*heary Mrs. Loore Usane Curry Cowan Wm. Bleek James Difeld James Difeld and Co, Archibald Campbell, Messrs. Merron and Co Newry Edward aHton Lie de Fated Mosera Crawford and Co Lishara Chains and Young Belfsatchard Wuffendon Lawbay Thomas Jordan Ivamore Janes Doyle Lavyenshous Bernard Macane Crawy Sehen el Gcrawf Fionards Board of Excise Dublin Miss Mercer City of Dublin Joseph Glanney Turemas Rathfryland Uni Patrick Greepan Lela Deviin Cabra Robret Bell Teregorey Jon Marian Sluad Moil Hugh Tedford Lestrum Patrick Johnston Mahary Hinehrimagh Wattson Selon Medon Ballyagny M-Useedy Mo‘ Rowan Es M Laughlin Patrick M'Laughlin Known Craig Glainaing Andrew Centi M'Cready Sanpes Armatrong Ann ‘MiGelland James M'Uelland Bf James Grier Balnative Taesius Ieedana Stadt Merch William Phelan Kilkenny Peter Gormin Mathew Blansfield James Phee Fan Timothy Bowe Michael Kenny John’ Dooling John Maher William Camnad Ball Pierce Buller Bale Tin Phy Ye Urilogford Andrew Ani Goreana Galmoy Derby Muldawny s'Agte Rowe James Shea Kilmacar Core Rasedstown Ucerly
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St Patrick’s Ball at Dublin Castle March Seventh

Notice for St Patrick’s Week social event at Dublin Castle in the Thureda room with supper to follow on the seventh of March. Ladies without hoops and gentlemen in formal dress urged to attend. admission restrictions and attire details noted for the event.

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Chamberlain's Office Dublin Castle Praca Castle - Thureda Colebra- Hay ST. Pate St. Pee
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Elective Franchise Debate in France Sparks Ministry Change

The Dublin Journal reports on a proposed reform of France’s electoral law based on direct taxation, counting lard tax as key. It notes Revolutionist influence among landholders, ministerial struggles, and hints at a new ministry with Tallerand, Dessolles, and Mullico in proposed posts amid ongoing political maneuvering.

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France Duke of Richelieu Atitle House of Pears Count de Cazes Count de Barthelemy Chamber of Peers Sty Moniteur Marquis de Lally Tallendal M. Barthelemy Marquis de Lally Tollendal Marquis Bartheleroy Paris Prince Tallerand Marquis Dessolles J. Cyr M. Mullico Tallerand Europe War Department
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Debate on Hutchinson motion to enlarge Grady from Newgate

A report notes the House required Mr Grady to acknowledge fault and apologize before considering Hutchinsons motion to enlarge him. Lacking this prelimiary step, the motion was withdrawn.

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Hutchinson Grady Newgate
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Meeting of Catholics in Marylane Chapel Emphasizes Gratitude to Protestants

A large Catholic gathering at Marylane Chapel proceeded calmly under expected chairing by the Earl of Fingal, as Protestants who supported emancipation were thanked. Our reporter notes unprecedented decorum and unity, with the audience crowding the chapel and galleries in a well behaved assembly.

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Atery Marylane Chapel Earl of Fingal O'Connell
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United States and Great Britain Treaty Debated in Congress

US and Britain treaty copy notes ten year extension of Ghent terms. It references slave restitution queries to a friendly power and Newfoundland fisheries. It outlines boundary marking from Lake of the Woods to the Stony Mountains. Congress debated Seminole war goals and Jackson’s Arbuthnot Ambrister actions, with Clay Cobb and Stores opposing and Talmage Harrison Johnson Holmes and Alexander Smith supporting. Many issues feared to be unresolved.

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United States Great Britain Weghington Stoney Mountains Jackson Arbuthnot Ambrister Congress House of Representatives Clay Cobb Stores Messrs Tallmage Harrison Johnson Holmes Alex. Smith House
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South America expedition sinks amid plague and famine

From Cadiz to South America 600 soldiers and 6 officers sailed. 216 died at sea and the rest perished or suffered extreme distress on Santa Maria Island under Engelade. Madrid reports a royal loan plan while warning that none may be forced to lend. Market notes show heavy grain demand, dull heat, and high prices at the Corn Exchange, with whiskey and flour costs listed.

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South America Cadiz Banta Maria Engelade Madrid Bere and Barney Stationary Pachendrad
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Catholic Emancipation Meeting Hails Earl of Fingal Visit

The Earl of Fingal entered amid rapturous applause accompanied by Lord Gormanstown and other public figures. He thanked the Protestant supporters for their liberal act, spoke of reduced Catholic burdens, and expressed gratitude for Protestant friendship. A motion to appoint Mr Hay as Secretary was carried unanimously and a resolution thanking Protestant allies was passed.

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Earl of Fingal Lave Gormanstown M. ‘Preston E. Bellyw T. Esmonde Ir. N. Mahon Lawless Shiel Me’ Wolfe Howley M'Dermot Francis Hughes Eneas M‘donnell Planket Cuarswaw Friends of Catholica Ireland Hay Feneiind Lord Gormanstons Owrn O’comnor Lawings Noice Stas Wilde Teland Canieg Treland Duke of Lawl Tovee Chertenont Leeland Cutran Grattan Meath John Pinlay Prince R T Charles James Fox Lawarss Lawteee Thomas Eamonon Taleaota Liberalitz Taomas M‘kenvy Lord Mayur
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Protestant Gratitude Marks Leeland Meeting in Dublin

The gathering praised Protestant allies including the Duke of Leinster and Grattan while urging unity against Catholic and corporate opposition. Speakers lauded liberal support from Prince Regent and ministers, urging restraint and continued backing for Catholic rights within a Protestant alliance.

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Bih Treasury R. Cannt Exchange London Veatrdag Eskfa the Dublin Journal The Chester Mail MR. Grady
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