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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 16, 1813
Page
1
The Ordnance announces proposals to supply canes for the King’s Powder Mills near Cork with deliveries starting before April and concluding by September. Security required, bids due by 12 o’clock on the tender day with written assent from responsible parties. Charitable clergy and donors named alongside relief from a distressed family.
In Dublin Castle dated October 4 1813 Lord Castlereagh outlines a new military measure. Militiamen may transfer to Europe with a ten Guinea bounty. half pay on disbandment. Militia volunteers into the line earn twelve Guineas and life service. Captains to Ensigns proportioned to one per hundred men. Officers start half pay and gain permanent rank after foreign service. All agree the plan meets extraordinary national needs.
A fragmentary notice claims Mr. Strahan denies any J Kildahl letter on the matter and cites Skinder's alley Aldermen resolutions. It states any person supporting Pogery by vote or petition will be expelled from the society and must not send resignations.
A 1808 circular letter from the Pope criticizes Buonaparte's plan to grant free public worship to dissenters from Roman Catholicism. The document emphasizes church independence and clashes with Catholic doctrine, reflecting intense religious-political tension of the era.
A letter to the editor reprints Marquis of Halifax remarks from 1687 on indulgence and church liberty. The piece argues Rome opposes liberty for dissenters, warns Protestants, and urges caution on papal influence. It includes further civic appeals by J. D Estennas dated November 15 1813 proposing commercial council reform and improved interstate commerce.
Early Sunday morning a mob of about 160 men attacked the home of TB King near Kilbegpan, seizing arms and plundering houses while threatening residents with force. Several residents were harmed as the rioters dispersed through the area swearing at those they robbed.
This day the electious of $1 Members to represent this Guild in the Common Council will come on at the Royal Exchange. The following posing, known men of loyalty, are recommended to the Guild of Merchants by the Ancient Friends to the King and Consvviaign, Ay Wine, Stanley 47 Francis Lodge 215, etc. The list includes Samuel Manders, James King, Francis B. Thomas, W. Wixgerald, Math Magrath, Henry Brown, John Pim, John Rugerson, James Armstrong, Wm Wah, James Luton, John Todd, John Plunkere, John Stepheny, B. Thome, Z. W. Lurmichaal, Wm Nugent, A. C. Fitzgerald, S. Bellpau, Wa. Gleuun, James Stephens, Richard Smyth.
In a ceremonial session the speaker praised Major-General George Anson and Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Picton for their roles in Vittoria and Salamanca. The House offered unanimous thanks, lauding their conduct, leadership, and the Allied campaign under Wellington. A military plan for new arrangements followed, emphasizing proportionate effort and continued support for Europe.
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