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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 15, 1817
Page
2
A reader recounts a heated exchange about reviews of Captain Lemuel Guilikec’s machine and the Freeman’s Journal printing practices. The piece mocks copying, praises vigilant critique, and defends fearless publication while criticizing sluggish censorship and manipulative notices.
A reader criticizes the Freeman's Journal editor for attacking a Paving Board and the public, calling the paper petty and spiritless. The writer laments the newspaper's unfounded insults aimed at public officials and foreigners, urging higher standards and restraint. The piece expresses dismay at the editor's actions and the broader impact on public trust.
A letter from Tomas Ewlowpnes to the Baron of Demeneghore transcripts the Catholics of Ireland resolutions adopted on March 6. It rejects a veto on civil liberties, defends the Second Order of Catholic Clergy, and urges minimal foreign influence while preserving constitutional religious liberty. The correspondence includes remarks on parliamentary advocacy and the stance against Crown ministerial interference.
Fragmentary OCR summary of an 1817 correspondence to Sir Thomas Bennet, with insincere compliments and formal closings. The text shows archaic spelling and name mangling, reflecting a drafting era. The draft expresses gratitude for a favorable opinion and acknowledges receipt of a resolution with ceremonial respect.
A large meeting of Grand Canal Loan Holders in Glasgow's Royal Exchange led by Micnaca Cappante, Haq, passed a report and strong resolutions. They condemn non payment of interest, oppose reductions, demand proper use of profits, commend creditors’ rights, and express confidence in directors pursuing equitable conduct.
Provisional intelligence from Logearen Mancyt reports a wreck near Tralee with bodies recovered but the captain’s fate unclear. The vessel, described as stout and well built, carried ashes and colours and was attacked by a pursuing force. Injured crewmen are listed among casualties as authorities probe the cargo and origins.
A chaotic OCR list details numerous rank changes and promotions across regiments including the 87th Foot 97 Frost and Rifle Brigade. It notes half-pay retirements exchanges and by purchase promotions, naming officers such as Barker Merander Woot and Adair in a parliament notices context with various regimental shifts and offices.
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