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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 19, 1821

Page

4

Orange Institution debate drags loyalty into question

A regional periodical laments Orange Society tactics, weighing moral and political duties of loyalists. It questions the use of the Orange name, warns against hidden aims of secret springs, and urges prudent withdrawal of names while recognizing some beneficial aspects of organizational loyalty. The piece cites figures like Mr. Eustace and Lord Sidmouth, notes invitations misinterpreted as Orange plots, and mocks sensational domestic controversy surrounding the statue and cafe events.

Church Iri Carnational Snonarchy Lilra Orange Orangemen Oras Penien Drangisin Orange Society Ife House of Me Boardman Cafe Royal Rose Mr. Rose

Letter to the Editor on Libel and Orange Institution

A reader rebukes libelous statements in the Morning Chronicle and Morning Col, cites discussions with Stockdale over an apology, and defends the Orange institution from being linked to a statue decoration. The correspondent urges resolution through refutation and clarifies misunderstandings about the Cafe Royal, Lord Kenyon, and local political factions.

Mesa Boardman Morning Chronicle Cafe Royal Stockdale Rose Kenyon Editor Orange Institution St. James D.G.M

Orange society disclaims links to statue incident in St James Square

In a November letter to Lord Sidmouth, Curtwune Musrace of the Orange institution states the society has no connection with a recent event involving a statue in St James's Square. He condemns any direct or indirect involvement, warns against misinterpretations in newspapers, and affirms loyalty while urging caution in governmental affairs.

Orange Society Orange Institution Thauwelais Wisenunt Sidmouth Janarka St. James's Square Ilar Loy Orange Institution of Great Britain Viosa Ruy Decker

Court of King's Bench records a pauper’s punishment

Ulitics day proceedings cite Mary Ann Carlisle sister of Richard Carlisle for publication of verses fee. She faced a fine of 500 pounds and twelve months in Worcester jail with security for good behavior. Details include a decamping ship with 40,000 pounds and a Danish loan contract by Menara Phidimand and Co and Moser, BoA behind nin Co for three urnhons stedling.

Court of King’s Bench London Mery Ann Carlile Hichuerd Carlile Wourchester Tau Anavy Aweren Lowden Menara Phidimand and Co Moser Boa GO Bdehind Nin Co Ha Fucure

The Jealous Wife at Theatre Royal

A Saturday performance of The Jealous Wife drew praise for Mrs Oakly and Mr Waroe at Theatre Royal. Recounts of Macbeth to follow, with Lady Freelove, Sir Harry Beagle, Lord Trinket, and others noted for strong turns. Sequel mentions Lord Lieutenant's visit to Glenarm Castle amid festive displays and military escort. casualties and obituaries noted in brief.

Be Saath Freelove Audigner Waroe Qakiy Baeter Futcham Macbeth Macbath Mr. Wane Lady Macbeth Mr. Bartley Our Mise Smith Theatre Royal Birmingham Drury-lane T'Teatre Johe ‘Falataff Bartley Covent Garden Theatre Miss Ligvrexant Glenarm Castle Ireland Pulenham Glenari Yeomanry Mathewaun M‘donnell Antrita M'Donnell Don M*donpell Glenarm Cassio Dranore Mre Laurie Coleone O Noll Lou Pakeutiann Dihn Chota Gigh Abennth Georgu Til Bark Belward Domes Agnew Keg Ba Hous Ee Betreat

Bonaparte in Captivity Anecdotes From Paris Memoir

The piece recounts Bonaparte's fading health and reflections as he contends with a mortal illness. He speaks of mortality, entrusts Julie with a keepsake, reads Telemachus, requests an English paper, and savors simple pleasures while acknowledging fate. He dies a captive under foreign control, his empire ended in isolation.

Paris Bonapate Helena Bonaparte Bertrand Alexander Quintius Curt Hive St. Helena Julie Flin Montholon Count Montholon Julio Telemachus Henriad Naples Murat Clowna Europe Ocean Ston

Grain and butter prices drift in sluggish markets

Corx reports fluctuating grain and butter values with thin demand and mixed quality scores. Wheat ranges from 22s to 24s per bushel and butter prices edge lower as buyers hesitate, while burley and oats show small movements and shipping values inch up modestly.

Warley Iss Burley T. Moore Sevice Elaine Tuono Wade

Police Intelligence and Robbery in County Dublin

Police report details two men Moore and Martin caught with malt in a bag. Blake of Lake Street identifies the bag as his property. Further, William Neill attacked by four youths near Lucan road. Duffay, Kilbride, and Mooney arrested after identification. Daley and Nugent committed for trial at the ensuing commission.

Peaice Ireland Stephen Stort Thomas Moore Thomes Martin Trevor M'‘Nulty and Watkins Williamson William Neill Win Nugent Mary's Lane Timothy Dufay Hawthorn Duffay Campaigne Thomas Kilbride Laurence Mooney Neill Daffay Daley

London gossip and legal notes on court changes

A London paper outlines expected cabinet reshuffles with Canning likely to become first lord of the admiralty and possible India governorship, Harrowby resigning presidency of the council, and Grenville named successor. It also records church bread donations, legal notices on animal laws, prosecutions under the Game Act, and births and marriages in various counties.

Cart Liverpool Carlton House Canning Lord Melville Admiralty Danning India Marquis of Hastings Earl of Harrowby Lord Grenville St. Audions London Tate Meier Luise Lo Krance

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