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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 13, 1818
Page
4
Debates on a bill to aid longitude discovery and naval almanacs reveal plans for better tables and charts. Speakers discuss funding, salaries, and patronage while urging publication of improved navigational data and annual allowances for officers supporting the project.
Fragmented OCR notes show a parliamentary speech questioning government actions, the push for preservation of public peace, and the ensuing political tension. It references a form of protest, potential revolution justifications, and opposition remarks about ministerial conduct and impeachment.
A detailed record of opposition to a government bill suspending Habeas Corpus. Speakers condemn secrecy, call for open inquiry, and argue for swift, public trials instead of sweeping arrests. Signatories include RAKKINE, KING, AUCKLAND, CARRKARVON, and others voicing distrust of ministers and the bill’s constitutional impact.
Boston papers through the 10th report confusion between the United States and Spain over a resolution. The House of Representatives considers demanding the release of Richard William Mesdy, a US citizen detained in Madrid. United States Secretary and Spanish Minister exchanges are noted amid tensions and a military appropriation bill.
The issue highlights scattered notes from Public Prints about gales ravaging England and imperial strategy. It questions British plans to subdue India, debating whether force or persuasion should drive expansion and condemns subjugation while defending humanitarian aims.
A pamphlet titled Observations on Lord Baruvast's Speech is attributed to Napoleon and printed with large extracts. The piece discusses Britain's treatment of Napoleon after his capture, calling him a fallen enemy and arguing for humane handling while avoiding harsh actions by the British government.
The failed attempt to kill the Duke of Wellington discouraged English families from summering in France and led them to return via the Netherlands or seek other routes. Brussels reports three suspects linked to the plot were arrested in Paris on the 27th. France tightens border controls as allied evacuations from France near. The Court of Cassation plans no ruling on the Wellington appeal before April.
A chaotic early notice describes the new king of Sweden taking the oath before the Council of State and Crown Prince, then proceeding with a public oath at the inn and City Gate amid cheering crowds. It mentions Berlin notices urging Swedish and Norwegian subjects to oath allegiance by March 18.
Ponsonby, Lord Jocelyn, Lady reeton, Hon. Mrs. Wingfeld, Synge Hatchiawod, Mr. Peal, and many others attend. A long roster of titled persons and their companions is cited, reflecting a formal social gathering list. Windsor Castle report notes King remains in stable health with unchanged illness as he continues quiet, orderly month.
Reports describe troop movements across Madras Bombay and Denga with the Governor-General and staff in action. An English protectorate strategy seeks to place English ambassadors at Indian courts to safeguard imperial interests and weaken local rulers. The Marquis of Hastings leads, claiming ample treasure and confidence. European affairs reportedly favor these arrangements, with Mahratta movements and a strengthened Indian Trinity noted. Home directors have expanded cadet nominations this winter.
A mixed market report notes tolerable grain supplies and steady prices for wheat and oatmeal, with large sales of Grala and Cats at various rates, while barley and oats show weak activity. An Italian article describes a new constitutional framework with a Senate and Legislative Assembly, election terms, and religious language policy, alongside a printing establishment in Cuchi under Senate oversight.
A damaged OCR fragment dated October 8 1919 presents The Observations from a Napotpox origin. The text references a serer bandon and Lord figures with unclear names and roles, suggesting a historical commentary or column header from a period newspaper.
A historical denunciation of the April 11 1816 Proscription Act and the four Restrictions on Napoleon Bonaparte at St Helena. It argues the measures violate the Law of Nations, undermine rights of prisoners of war, and challenge legitimacy of Bourbons ruling France, with critique of British government policy and diplomatic hypocrisy.
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