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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 21, 1823
Page
2
A Dublin assembly, debating Mr Owen and noble schemes, adjourned after vehement cries and votes, with the Lord Mayor dissolving the meeting. An adjourned session is set for April 7 as nobles and citizens weighed proposals amid strong opposition.
The Earl of Suireftesbury presented a Waterford mayoral petition against the Inculrent Debtors Act. Mr Trundle of the Chief Secretary for Ireland office submitted papers on stationery from Sir AB King. The Arms (Ireland) Bill was read a second time and committed for tomorrow. Adjourned.
Members of the House of Commons heard Dublin Chamber petitions opposed to any alteration in sugar duties. Cork merchants echoed concerns over harming Ireland’s mercantile interests and foreign trade. W FitzGerald anticipated further petitions from Ireland’s sea ports.
The Earl of Liverpoot announced an additional article of a treaty with the King of the Netherlands relating to the slave trade and papers concerning stationary in Ireland. The Irish armee bill passed a committee and other bills were advanced. the session adjourned.
In the Commons on March 18 Sir J Mackintosh pressed ministers for clarity on whether they could avert or respond to the Franco Spanish aggression and when papers on the negotiations would be laid before Parliament. Canning defended the cautious approach pending talks.
A charity gathering in the City of Terden Paver celebrated the Weg institution anniversary. Dignitaries including the Duke of Wellington and the Duke of Clarence attended. Subscriptions were raised, with the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland praised, and the Royal family toasted amid applause. The event emphasized Irish charity and support for orphan children, highlighting the society’s work and past noble acts.
A fragmentary notice from a 19th century edition references a theatre performance at the Portage venue. It notes a request for a decision date and hints at an upcoming audience event with a provisional arrangement and potential public interest.
A historic gathering praised the Fealthe of the Marqueseea of Hastings and Down-hire, applauding aid to distressed Ireland. Speakers urged lasting union of Ireland and Britain, warned European monarchs threaten knowledge and safety, and lauded English generosity.
The piece argues Franco Iberian tensions ruin prospects for peaceful settlement. It notes France may occupy the Peninsula. Duke Ancov Lee joins the army with 24th frontier movement rumored. Britain shifts to a stronger Navy, 3500 seamen, guard ships increased, frigates preparing, while Cassia insists ministers avoid entanglement.
Fragmentary OCR text conveys a bleak panorama of inundation and outrage, presenting dramatic yet unclear details. The piece emphasizes alarm and melancholy tones, referencing Proven papers from the South and invoking a historical language style.
A large city assembly heard Mr Owes outline his plan to improve Society though the details await a later meeting on the 7th of next month. Opponents were said to attack with vague charges, while esteemed attendees including Abe Duke of Leister and the Marquis of Downshire showed marked respect.
A preliminary dinner arrangement is to be held today at the Trustees' Room in Royal Exchange for the esteemed Robert Owen Esq. The event is intended to honor his achievements and gather notable participants.
The Lord Lieutenant will hold an Andicave at the Castle on Monday, February 2, 1993, at one oclock.
The Rong Riva comedy charmed the audience with Dowton’s strong Old D and Miss Doraton’s lighter role. Russell’s Goldfinch showed talent but overacted. Fallam and My vinghien earned solid praise. A new tragedy, J is, produced at Covent Garden, centers on Duke of Melf and Julian feud with assassination, banishment, and a dramatic finale.
The annual meeting of the Naval and Military Bible Society was held in the Dublin Institution room with Lord Gorton presiding. The committee report was read, adopted, and printed with possible additions. Key speakers included Mr Robinson Oliver the Rev Mr Mathias Major Oliver landfeld and Judge Daly. A new committee for the coming year was appointed and the meeting adjourned with several ladies in attendance.
A crowded meeting at Sackville Street, Lorton, discussed translations of the Bible into various languages by foreign missions. Speakers criticized visionary plans and upheld existing efforts with Baptist and Scottish missionaries, noting donations totaling 242 pounds 8s 2d and a specimen book showing translations.
A garbled OCR passage mentions terms like months, subscriptions, police, and various unclear names. The readable content is minimal and lacks a coherent event or clear entities to identify.
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