Fragmented Sermon Notes and European Affairs in Dublin Journal
A letter to the Dublin Journal editor discusses a sermon about Joanna Southcott and clerical critique of Catholic authority, alongside reflections on the French Revolution, Papal denouncements, and prophecy. It also reports on international events from Saxony to Norway, Pomerania, and naval conditions affecting shipments.
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Imore
Dante
John
Tiave
Joanna Southcott
Janis
Shea
Somihcott
Gregory the
Sienne
Joan of
Asc
Kent
Quirces
Ireland
Prise
Norway
Denmark
Fra
Pronia
Rorins
Vrena
Fes
Saxony
Prussian Moravia
Poland
Italy
Parma
Piacenza
ad'Guassella
Exitrosias
Wetglar
de Gerace Bon
Federation
Cadiz
Edsle
At Ouse
Ons
Cuarcheatt, Seeders
City of London
Petitions Against the Corn Bill Fill Lords Session
Crowds hinder access to the House as petitions against the Corn Bill pour in from Bethnal Green Whitechapel Rochester Chatham Wiltshire and Lancashire with names like Lord Shaftesbury Lord Staghope and Duke of Sussex urging Parliament to investigate the measure's indirect tax effects.
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House OF Lords
Gret
Lord Shaftesbury
Kingson
Surry
Lord Staghope
Bethnal Green
Whitechapel
Rochester
Chatham
Wilts
D&c
Lord Dray
Lancashire
Duke of Sussex
Hammersmith
Petition Fragments Overwhelm House Notes Corn Bill Debate
Parliament reviews vast petitions against the Corn Bill with Manchester signatures surpassing 647,080 and London petitions from over 40,000 residents. Lord Castlereagh hints at forthcoming communications via Congress as debate shifts to postwar trade and governance.
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Cara
WakeGeld
Gould
B.romy
Washrtneap
Derby
Middlesex
Youxs
Bedford
Bmelsom
Biarxavun
Manchester
Parcoms
Gascotans
Areble
Lancashire
W. Cunris
London
Youxa
R Batune
Kildare
Croydon
Northampton
Rochester
Congress
Vienna
Warringan
Lord Castlereagh
Wiutpascap
Castensadu
Contested Liberal Rhetoric Mirrors Poland and Heligoland
A fragmented speech contrasts Polish oppression, Heligoland wealth theft, and Germanic woes with calls for redress. It revisits Dresden, Leipaic, and Stralsund battles, praising a wise Hanoverian prince while condemning allied moves against Saxon loyalties. Public reaction turns to laughter as the speaker is interrupted.
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BuoNaragre
Rogland
Dresden
Duchy of Warsaw
Narotron the Great
Rhine
Prague
Hamburgh
Danzig
Prussia
Elbe
Danube
Ier
Weser
Augusta
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