15 Mar 1819
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 15, 1819
Page
1
A torn OCR fragment outlines a royal charter with listed noble titles and officials, naming figures such as the Marquis and other peers. The garbled text references governance roles, religious or state offices, and a formal assembly, hinting at a constitutional or ceremonial document from a medieval or early modern setting.
A contemporaneous analysis notes the disillusionment in France, detailing Ultra Royalist weakness, Louis XVIII’s cautious approach, and the nation’s demand for reform after revolutionary upheaval. It warns that royalty must balance loyalty, pride, and evolving public will to govern.
The debate over parliamentary privilege continued as witnesses were examined. Counsel Carew Smith testified while a letter suggested Brougham offered an opinion, which he and Sir A Piggott declined to express on the matter.
A fragmentary note reports a window tax protest opening on Monday with garbled names and locations. It mentions an event linked to a title or phrase Wink but lacks clear details or participants. The readable bits suggest a local issue or municipal tax dispute with unclear dates.
There has been notable sherolation towards Rachequer Bills with steady prices. The market closed with red Aliessbint Congola 144 for account 144 and little variation from prior quotes.
A Continental publication notes a letter from Spain describing events in Valencia. It claims Captain General’s activity reveals conspiracies against Madrid and mentions alarming measures across provinces. The piece reports scarce aid and widespread distress amid alleged military actions and suppression.
The piece defends the Dymecy Journal against a smear by Mr. Giffard, recounting its 25 year editorship, its struggles since 1816, and its commitment to independence and fair justice. It asserts reporters’ bias and praises the paper’s rise in readers and respectability while forgiving Giffard for his past criticisms.
Friday's vote to fill the vacancy from Mr Dubbadle resignation saw Edward Moran win the director post over Joseph Lamprry and Whitford. The crowd expressed satisfaction at Moran's majority as Astray Rene v Crmdanasiest, long a Royal Cang Committee member, was mentioned as a popular candidate in the discussion.
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