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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 07, 1823
Page
4
Reports from Madrid recount the king signing a declaration and briefly restoring ministers amid capital unrest. Observers describe the city as quiet with no crowds, while foreign papers note Spain mobilizing forces and warning of a strained political climate ahead.
A Paris cable reports a faction within the French Chamber of Deputies pushing toward war against Spain. Ministers and Ultras clash. Masur's expulsion proposal advances only in private sessions as the session ends with no major decisions. The piece notes reactions from Vaudray, Massuel, and others and cites concerns over the Holy Alliance and Maroxaranne’s power.
In Dublin last night upwards of five hundred attendees, including nobility and dignitaries, filled the Drawing Room and Levee. The exckuLency appeared in health and popular, while opposition accuses the government of injustice. supporters insist on loyalty and equal law administration against calls for constitutional change.
An Express update from Paris reports that McCanning’s speech in the House of Commons signaled a shift in hopes for peace on the Continent. The French capital reacted with sensation as signals hinted Britain might declare neutrality, while markets watched tensions and investors reassessed securities.
The Limerick area reports a surge of attacks and arson attributed to insurgents near Listowel and Bunratty. Homes, barns, and haystacks are burned, with cattle harmed and farms damaged. Authorities file severe charges. transportation sentences are handed to two men for distributing notices. Local figures and engineers are named among recent victims and victims’ families.
In Mullinahone and nearby parishes masked raiders attacked homes and seized valuables. An attempted interception near Cappagh followed a plan to rob a youth traveling to Clonmel with cash. A sequence of arsons and burglaries harmed residents, with several properties looted or damaged and firearms taken. Authorities filed sworn information on multiple suspects and incidents.
A crowded Drawing Room reception at the Carte featured lavish dresses and brilliant effects. Notable attendees included the Archbishop of Dublin, the Duke of Getoster, and the Lord Chancillor, with a long list of nobility, clergy, and military officers guiding the event.
Notices describe events at the Castle including a Monday Youth of March gathering at two, a Thursday Drawing Room on the thirteenth of March, and a Monday ball in celebration of St Patrick. A petition opposes leather duties citing evils from fashion taxes and unrest, urging action against levies and distribution of duty.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and scattered phrases about livestock, markets, and individuals. It references cows, bees, tasks, and various apparitions of events with unclear sequencing or clear actions. The legible elements include scattered proper nouns and partial phrases, but no cohesive incident or report emerges.
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