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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 29, 1817
Page
1
The text grants a lawful course for any candidate or person aggrieved by corrupt or partial conduct of a Returning Offerer or Officer in Ireland. Such officers may be summoned and, upon conviction, face two years imprisonment and be forever disqualified from serving the Crown in any civil or military capacity.
In the May 25 session the Chancellor moved to adjourn to May 30 as the House debated the Ireland bill. Sir Samuel Romilly objects to hurry and urges inquiry into Ireland’s state, arguing the measure risks arbitrary transport for idle and disorderly behavior and encroaches on jury trial. Peel and others caution balanced reform, with Lord Jocelyn and General Mathew defending government action to restore order while warning against concessions that fail to quell disaffection.
Fragmented OCR shows a list of bills and committee actions in Ireland with items like Salt Lawn Third Reading and Forfeited Vertiparmatiors, Sheriffs in Ireland Bill Committee, Murders in Foreign Parts Bill Report, Acts Ireland Annuities Committee, Mint Ofites Regulation Bill Committee, and various names and dates without complete context. The readable portion outlines committee stages and reports across multiple Irish bills.
London reports from Madrid Cadiz and Algiers discuss alleged British victims in Algiers and a new Spanish finance plan with royal approval after debates. Rotterdam letters describe Dutch ship Jong Cornelis boarded by Tunisian corsair squadron near Flushing. minor skirmishes occurred but crew retained control.
The notice reports an event at the Castle on Wanveenay at half past four in the afternoon. It notes six days when the mapes are “padbeaded” and mentions the Post Office receiving the latest Evening Print.
The Dublin Journal announces a larger edition of five columns aimed at wider circulation. It asserts independence from parties, pledges impartial reporting, and gratitude to readers and liberal patrons for support and continued confidence in truthful, fact-based coverage.
An April 28 Cadiz article hints that Spain expects Portugal to surrender to its neighbors, a view the piece says is unlikely and would meet resistance from the Portuguese people.
A Madrid dispatch dated May 1 asserts Barcelona quieted by Castanos and reports 8000 men have sailed for America with 15000 more ready. It notes government youth abroad for study, Lancasterian schools, canals and highways under repair or construction, and growth in manufactured commerce and fisheries. Finances are watched, clergy funds flow to the Treasury, the Royal Family sets an economy example. A London loan of 8 to 10 million dollars is said to be guaranteed by Britain, though that claim is disputed.
In papal dominions public prayers were ordered on the 2d inst for an abundant harvest and to end a contagious disorder. Two hundred soldiers guard the Naples Rome road and watch it often. The Austrian troops’ departure from the former state is seen as likely to trigger a spike in roaming bands of robbers.
A April 6 Petersburgh proclamation by Emperor Alexander grants lands and funding to aid Jewish converts, creating a five article framework and a supervising committee. It promises tolerance yet retains despot power, with a 10000 rubles annual budget and emperor approval for new members, while noting perceived benefits of civilization.
Corfu March 26 1817 reports the formation of a representative body for the Ionian Islands. Corfu supplies six members, Cephalonia eight, Zante seven, St. Maura four, Ithaca contributes members tied to its historic names, with the text noting renowned ties to classical figures.
A fragmented historical passage notes a small assembly led by one member identified as de Cerigu u, formerly Paxys and Paxo, previously Cytharra of Venus. It suggests the group is not numerous, but may mirror its constituents, promising a turbulent turn if aligned.
A Marseilles report cites a Cairo dispatch claiming the Pasha of Alexandria controls Egypt through a privileged trade monopoly, with an army mostly Albanians and strong ambition. It suggests the remaining Marbleukes roam above the Nile cataracts and face near annihilation.
The Lublin Chronicle notes a unusual defence mounted by the “talented men” of the Print department. They contest a method for interpreting plain words, signaling a debate over language and meaning within the newsroom.
General Tripp receives two diamond snuff boxes worth 20000 francs and the first class order of St Anne after delivering news of the Hereditary Prince of Orange. Other items mention Murat's widow leaving Hamburg for Austria, child education plans, and various 1790s era naval and colonial dispatches including enslaved people, privateers, and ships in the Atlantic and North Sea.
Private worth and public support are urged for Mr O Rourke whose concert at the Rotunda tomorrow evening features eminent soloists and a seven year old violinist Master Gulf. Profits go to a generous enlightened public as the fine performers donate services. The event promises a rich treat for lovers of harmony and marks a notable civic benefit.
A partial 1817 newspaper excerpt notes two vacancies to be filled by election and details about the St Patrick’s post, with names such as Dean Kentinges and Lord Ellenborough referenced. It also reports on London libel trials, budget speculation, stock exchange closes, and various European happenings including emigration from the Isle of Ely, weather, and Franco-Spanish affairs.
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