Fragmented Irish Rebellion Reflection in Dublin Journal
The letter recalls the self dissolving Popish Parliament of April 1780s, outlines a seven member select committee, notes grants to George III monuments, reviews Emancipation and Catholic concessions, and preserves references to figures like Braughall Sweetman and McCormick, with extended context on the United Irishmen, Yeomanry, and foreign diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Braoghal
Johan Sweetman
Richard McCormick
Starae i
George the
Petermine
Earl of “Westmorland
Earl of Westmorland
Dabling
Dé Nations
Aysteim
Boone
Ireland
Anaslaof
Roblemsuo
Seren
Epp
Comdacetha Roman Catholic ‘Committee
Bari Seni
Fitzwilliam
Hess
Horne
Alvin
Ray
Wexeford
Lord Camden
Earl of Clare
Armed Yeomanry of
Frith House of
Com
Erishenen
Kee &c
Gamden
Dublin
Athtone
Dublin Journal March 42 1812 Decree and Berlin Decrees
In the Dublin Journal dated March 42 1812 a note discusses a decree communicated by the American Mission to Irish ministers. It condemns Buonaparte's diplomacy and notes the Berlin and Milan Decrees, stating the British Orders in Council remain unrelated to America and that repeal is not unconditional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyhead
Chester
Commons
Buonavante
Berlin
America
Milan
Dublin Meeting Votes Unanimous Address on Late Minister
A Dublin meeting pours out a public address praising the late minister and condemning his murder. It notes loyalty to Britain, calls for fidelity to the crown, and forwards the address to Lord Lieutenant and Prince Regent. The session also lists knighthood honors for several officers and proxies at the Bath installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua
DIKOM
William
Citirana
Dublin
Britain
Howe
Gaond
Han
Pertouty Sa
Knights of the Most Honourable
Order of the Bath
Alexander Hood
Sir Sampel
Esei
Paul de Wcette
George Adam
John Poo
Navy
Yoho’ Maxwell
Sir Gamal iAachniogy
Loan Update From Castle Officers Report
A Tuesday evening communication from Castle officials Gibbons and Williams informs that Government would open a report on a seed deposit. The balance was deposited into the Bank and the business concluded. A new bond fund is to be raised by the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Williams
New Administration Hopes and Lottery Draw Promises
Public sentiment mixed with anticipation over the formation of a new administration and its expected benefits. The imminent lottery on the King's Birthday is described as bringing opulence to many deserving individuals, with tickets exceeding eight thousand despite past lotteries selling far more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Distillery seizures and a fatal street accident reported
Mr Richard Clancy excise officer with Regan Coz and Dea venport destroyed a private distillery at Derrynagraunr Burren and later demolished a further distillery at Smithestown. An accident in Michael Street caused the death of David Walsh when a wall collapsed on him as he piled down a house. Two passersby saved nearby children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Clancy
Regan
Coz
Deavenport
Derrynagraunr
Burren
Clancy
Galway
Smithestown
Zamis Giron
Michael-streets
David Walsh
Arsillery
Walsh
Wales
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