Catholic Oath Clash Spars with Protestants in Ireland
A Dublin Chronicle style letter rails at Catholic demands to alter oaths and open Parliament to Catholics. It accuses Catholic delegates of seeking power while disowning allegiance and labels the oath as a shield for Protestant state interests against papal influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringy
Ireland
Tserier
Thomas A Becket
Catholica
Church of England
Holyhead
Chester
Buonapante
Paris
Bawrarea
Buonapaate
Dublin Journal notices and political tumult in 1812
Dublin Journal notes a drawing room at the Castle on Thursday evening and a St Patrick’s celebration supper on March 17. It laments contemporary politicks in Britain, condemns party attacks on the Prince Regent, and discusses Franco-British affairs and military movements in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dublin-Castle
the Castle
Critique of political factions and royal integrity
The passage attacks opponents who claim danger to the country yet deny state service, urging the Noble Earl to expose libellers of the Prince. It argues such behavior would disgrace a nation once renowned for its generosity, honor, and manliness among civilized states.
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Fanta
Parnez
Parvey
Chan Ag
Grosvaxon
Junto
Lorustip
Dublin Jury Controversy Over Crown Interference Debate
A Dublin letter defends the Crown and Chief Secretary against charges of jury manipulation. It questions a speech alleging improper influence by Sir Charles Saxton and calls for full scrutiny, while denying any official interference and urging Parliament to review the trial panel process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lanton
Sulemn
Charles Saxton
Ion
Dublin
Calomoy
C. Saxton
Crown
Buiis
Sir Charles Saxton
Charles
Orator
Adjourment Rumors and Madison Reelection Talk
The article reports on possible adjournment of Congress to May and the political dynamics around President Madison’s re election. It notes factions favoring peace or continued war, with warnings that admin leaders risk Madison’s popularity and suggests cautious moves to avoid political damage. It also mentions decrees and naval actions involving British policy and French decrees in relation to Baltimore era trade and piracy.
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Washington
Pen
Congress
New-York
Poe
Madison
Thea
Fae
Berlin
Milan
Tis
Oh Staesey
Utrh
Uae
Botiris
Guy
France
Ian O
Julian
Philadelphia
Edmund Abbot Mamet
Berha
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Mitech
Paulenee
Connel
James
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