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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 03, 1823
Page
1
The article criticizes Calatrava as indecisive amid Spain’s political crisis. It notes his reluctance to abandon old allies, his ill-timed defections, and the danger of reuniting fragile ministries with inferior collaborators. It warns that Europe watches Spain for liberty and warns against paralyzing weak governance.
A garbled historical note mentions Bruja and a vat prepared for a figure, with unclear actions described as fierce. The text reads as a damaged fragment lacking clear names, dates, or events.
A dated transcript from Cape Farewell Greenland Sept 28 1823 details a failed westward passage by Capt Parry and his crew. The account covers ice, encounters with Esquimaux, wintering at Igloolck, daily routines, hazards, and the two year absence with hopes of news from England.
The text outlines Baronne Damas ancestry and career from exile with Louis XVIII to service in Russia and France. It notes two relatives exiled on the continent, his father’s death at Quiberon, and Damas’s youth in Petersburgh military academy. He rose to colonel in Russia, served in the 1812 war, joined the French navy as a major general, and acted as aide-de-camp to the Duke of Angouleme. later with the Duc, Barcelona, and at Waterloo.
The Thetis carried Sir John Phillimore and a list of consuls and commissioners, including Mr Lisveel Harvey and Mr Ward, to sail to South America aboard the Isis. They travel with consuls from Vera Cruz Acapulco Guayra Macteavhu Panatea Cartha era and others, to oversee Free States. A tangential note recalls Fell from Bolborn Hill and Theodore’s early parish initiatives for remote districts.
The Exeter Consistory Court heard charges against Rev. Peter Perring, rector of North Huish, for alleged incontinence with Maria Blackburn. After lengthy debate the bishop’s court suspended Perring from his benefice for three years with income deprivation. The proceedings also recount a fraud case involving an American impostor preacher in Limerick and a Lancashire-like anecdote on Christmas meat customs.
A murder trial from St Lawrence reports William Kirby indicted for murder. He admitted planning to kill two children and himself to spare them from life, surrendered to a magistrate, and was found guilty. Judge Walworth sentenced Kirby to be executed on November 6. The report also covers London brokers and other 18th century science and crime notes, including an oil fraud case, gas crystallisation, and historical executions trends.
Dublin notice states that recent board commissions and advertisements are taken in by Newton and Co at Warwick-atreat and by Mr R at 43 Fleet Street London. The Dyson Journal Office in Parliament Street publishes these items.
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