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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 07, 1816
Page
4
Reports from London and Paris describe reactions to new journals and press coverage, with mentions of the Chamber meetings, religious ceremonies, and King William’s health. Dispatches from Naples, Lisbon, and Gibraltar note treaties, naval movements, and moving political tensions across Europe.
The fragment notes a grand review at a location named Dutch Mail Vaantiennis on October 27, but details are incomplete. The readable portion suggests a ceremonial or parading event with officials or participants to be identified in full text.
A grand 54 000 strong army including 19000 and artillery re-enacts maneuvers from 1812. Russian, Danish, Saxon, English, and Hanoverian regiments join the Duke of Wellington era show near Maubege as crowds admire. Louis XLV column commemorates Villars victory at century’s start.
Brussels dispatch notes troops returning to cantonments and headquarters in Cassel and Lille was. Russian officers arrive, Gortschakoff expected, and some English smuggling in Brittany cited. Gravesend finds partial human remains in a chalk pit, coroner urges kiln safety. Calder Iron Works rioters clash over wages. arrests with dragoons deployed. clashes at Bothwell Bridge as prisoners moved to Glasgow.
The report lists election outcomes for multiple corporations including Weavers and Clothiers, Hogsher, Carpenters, Tailors, Cutlers, Painters, Stationers, and Chandlers. It notes declared winners such as Mr. Deverell, Mr. Smithson, Mr. Yeatts, Mr. Smith, and others, followed by a disturbance at Covent Garden Theatre where a man claimed naval ties and referenced the minister and royal family before detention.
A prisoner named William Ainslie Houlton Shirley caused a disturbance, claiming a pension from government despite Navy discharge for battle wounds. He boasted of ancestral honors and compared to the Duke of Wellington. Magistrate adjourned proceedings. Joseph Jacobs Jr. agreed to supervise his conduct during restraint.
A reflective pamphlet voice criticizes imperial policy and a party seeking to overturn the constitution. It accuses reckless factions, notes press complicity, and argues for restraint while defending Britain’s global role and moral leadership. The author references Horne Tooke and warns of damaging reform rhetoric.
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