Night visions and Mahometan emancipation debate
A long polemic piece discusses Catholic emancipation, Islam, and religious authority. It cites King James memory, Mahomet, and the Koran as they relate to Protestant establishment, with attacks on Catholic influence and calls for religious toleration amid political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frites
Mahotier
James
Papi
Algiers
Anthony of Padua
Beland
Gethapl
Seport
Chile
Creo
Goa
Sallam Pina
Mapa
Mda
Ofianwa
Bus Tex
Sonaclentes Determvine
Rome
Mahbomya
Kayiwach
Innocent the Third
Mossalmen
Mahomet
Arabia
Hera
Europe
Ava
Africa
Peter
Caliph
Omar
Ali
Lion
God
Church of Rome
Clement the Eleventh
Sublime Porte
Persia
Rheims
Doway
Meevaj
Nalian
Board of Teas
Masselmen
Ball and Supper at the Comte on St Patrick's Day
The Dublin Journal notes a ball and supper at the Comte on Tuesday evening March ith for St Patrick's Day. Ladies are urged to come in grand dress with no adornment worn that night. Reports from Holyhead and Alicant describe Allied and Sicilian military matters, along with discussi ons of French prisoner exchanges and British naval activity in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comte
ST. Pafaqick
Grabtenen
Holyhead
Sicily
Malta
Gibraltar
W. Rawkney
Palermo
Gentiys’ Bartavtensi
Lisbon
Alicant
Locser
Biss
Valencia
Mowrmom
Speyar
Dorpai
Itutim
Mediterranean
Catlin
Car
Uhagena
Ashes for the plan of Meath heard at Crown Court
Lord Norbury presided as the Crown Court opened the Meath case with Justice Fox in the Record Court. He praised the county's respectable turnout and warned against twenty men from Dublin who sought to disrupt peace by blocking provisions and inundating lands. Grand Jury powers were urged to apply immediate remedies while proceeding with the Meath Assizes concluding today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trim
Manon
Meath
Lorrd Norbury
Crown Court
Justicce Fox
Lord Norbury
Awich
Tondinani
Ireland
A Andotti
Dublin
Grand Jury
Manc
Duard Norbury
Julie Fox
Mutlingur
Learved
Assize Sessions See Few Trials In Westmeath Court
The Assizes in Westmeath under Hon. Mr. Justice Foxy saw limited trials with several inmates only. Cases included Peter Murphy for felonious watch theft, Lea for pig theft, Anne Ryan for stealing bowls and ribbons, John McGanly for receiving stolen mail matter, James Clavin and John Egintom for horse and boat offenses. The court also addressed licensing irregularities and pending matters with progress expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clavin
John Egintom
Billy
WROGHEDA ASSIZES REPORTS ACQUITTALS AND SENTENCING
At Wrogheda assizes Michael Rice was acquitted after trial for forging a promissory note of the Belfast Commercial Bank. Gilvester Farrell and Dan Sullivan, two youths, were condemned to forced labor for stealing hides from Pats Farrell. Other figures faced indictments and punishments, while the Clare assizes notes sessions with limited business and swift trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrogheda
Assizgs
Michael Rice
Belfast Commercial Bank
Wille
Sol
Gilvester Farrell
Dan
Sullivan
Pats Farrell
Cumurkey
Brogse
Muaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nublin Journal
Atal
Renee
Astow
the Dublin Journal
Satordat
March
Munday
Mare
Papilta
Bea
Femiean
Circuit Intelligence
Apdate
Mullingar
Camanasdizes
Entoat
Marcus
McLelt
Justice. Chborne
Isir
Baron ‘Paidell
Clare Assizes
Ean
Our
As Mace
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