01 Nov 1792
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 01, 1792
Page
1
Astley Junior, taking on management of the Royal Amphitheatre, requests protection akin to his father’s four-decade tenure. He aims to secure the best entertainments and premier performers for the venue and its patrons.
A Thursday Movember program announces an Entertainments- A NEW dance act titled Renovation featuring M Mercerot Sig Marqui Maile Huis Catacal and others, with horsemanship by Mr Davie and an eminent tumbling display by European performers. A Musscan Intratype piece titled Bobby or Thats Your Sort stars the Cuanacrans including Mrs Johannoth O Blarney and Mr Connell. Also offered are equestrian exercises by Mr Sutrom and a Latin composed aria.
In Dublin the paper notes the author’s neglect claim is unfounded yet excuses him as a friend of the country. It critiques the Protestant Reply to Catholic Committee ads in Derecron and labels Hibernian Journal and Dublin Evening Post as contemptible. Mancus delayed to Saturday due to late receipt.
John Macartney is returned for the borough of Fore in Westmeath. Corporations meet to elect new Common Council representatives: Carpenters, Stationers, Cutlers and Painters, Hofers. High Sheriff Joseph Atkinson born Freeman of Dublin Metropolis. Motion for arrest of judgment in the King v Walth case heard. court reserved opinion for twelve judges.
A satirical critique condemns libelous newspaper paragraphs that attack the army and civil government. It argues such writings corrupt public opinion in Britain and notes the price drop of Irish Lottery tickets as a consequence of reckless presses.
A historic statute criminalizes printing writing or circulating any news or notice that excites riot or unlawful assemblies. Convicted offenders may be deemed felons and punished by death, denied clergy, under a harsh colonial-era legal framework.
A distressed critique condemns attempts to disrupt national order and links robbery to murder when masked as patriotic reform. It laments vigilante justice, argues violence harms property and liberty, and warns against empowering criminals through political excuses.
In a forceful defense of monarchy and law, the piece denounces riots and improper alarms that hurt national credit and trade. It condemns Jacobin tactics, praises magistrates for preserving peace, and endorses legal authorities such as Hawkins Pleas of the Crown while urging loyalty and religious regard.
The excerpt discusses contempt against the King's person or government as a serious crime with penalties, then surveys general heads of offences. It questions whether a proclamation by a Papist asserting equal privileges with Protestants could amount to spreading false rumours about the King's intentions, raising concerns about regal toleration and authority.
A fragmentary summary notes Paris turmoil and English reactions. It describes American Revolutionary outcomes, Paris massacres, royal victims, and fears of a royalist attack in the Temple. It mentions Jacobin Club shifts, National Convention power, and caution about Fascination with Liberty.
A description of bustlers, workers in perpetual motion who chase work across many places, never settled yet always needed elsewhere. They are defined by constant movement, doing what they do not, and staying nowhere as they are sought in multiple locations.
Theatre notes predict the forthcoming dramatic season will be the most brilliant and successful in the kingdom. Manager’s affluence liberality and taste shown in performers and elegant fittings. Also a birth notice from Ballinlough Westmeath announcing a son to the O Reilly family.
An alarming riot last night outside Lawrence’s gate led to blows and injuries, including the mayor who suffered a broken nose. A man named Colin allegedly led the assault with a small sword. Military aid arrived, and seven jailed for related offenses.
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