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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 19, 1824

Page

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Bible Controversy at Dublin Meeting Attacks on Indelicacies

A Dublin debate scorns claims the Bible invites immorality and indelicacy, defending scripture's authority and antiquity. Speakers denounce critics as misguided Christians, praise early church efforts to disseminate scriptures, and cite Jerome and Augustine to support open reading. The session ends with thanks to the Bible Society and committee appointments.

St Paul Timothy Luke Peter Damus St. Jerome Church of Rome Constantine the Great Constantinople Shygeostom Bingham Eusebius Constantine Tony Saint Augustine Mus Anthony Gregory the Great Bervantus Fiase— Lotus John Otway W. Guinness Hibernian Bible Society Stewart Admiral Oliver Mr Short Sheriff Lamprey Brough Wire Temure London Quenday New Ross Tottenham

Battle in Peru detailed by Jamaica Courant report

The Jamaica Courant recounts Bolivar’s victory over Canterac in Peru with cavalry clashes near the mountains, noting heavy Bolivar cavalry gains, Canterac’s retreat to Janja, and extensive losses including many horses and officers. Reports from Jamaica and Liverpool describe market reactions and mixed confirmations, while Irish affairs loom large in editorial coverage.

Jamaica Courant Boliver Canterac Peru Liverpool Jamaica Anterac Bolivar Reve Truxillo Panama Canterac Han Tunin

Court grants leave to amend information in Townshend case

In King’s Bench court Mr John Freaty Townshend applied for permission to amend the information in the case against the defendant. The defendant’s answer by J.T. Haydn faced objection from O’Connell for lack of notice. The court allowed the amendment. Also noted: Dutch government adopts red white blue flag for pilots. local constabulary adopt mustachio system. a Nancy bound for Liverpool with cattle and corn tragically drowned two boys near Little Ormskirk, Cheshire coast.

Ximg Uw. Harn John Freaty Townshend K. C J.T. Haydn Haydn T. Haydn O'Connell Netherland Hinr Nancy Liverpool Little Ormskirk Cheshire

Elopement Controversy Surrounds Mr Pim in Waterford

The public learns of a complex elopement scandal involving J Joshua Pim with Mrs Moulds of Cumberland Street. Pim arrives in town under scrutiny, faces a bankruptcy commission, and seeks bail and protection after surrendering to the Four Courts. Bank officials and local merchants many express sympathy while legal actions unfold, including writs and further examinations.

Mra Moulds Weterford Huckardy Cumberland Street Barnlay Waterford Royal Oak Pint Dublin Pim Hfe Gilhouly Pin Mourns Pru Nall Saint Andrew-Street William Darley Bank of Ireland G. Thompson Thompson Dungarvan Henry Alcock Alcock Phm Moulds Sheriff Newport Nicholas Cosello Geol Mr Deane Fle Coatello Deane

This Day's Mail Report on London Markets and Irish Provisions

The London papers show a minor skirmish between Canterac and Bolivar with no major event. South America securities fell about 1 percent due to unfavourable Mexican news. Weather delayed arrivals. wheat and oats prices hold. beans and peas unchanged. Butter prices rise. foreign imports trivial. bacon prices high with cautious trade. The Chapel-house at Phibsborough was required on Wednesday evening near 8 p.m.

London Wedneday Ford Canterac Bolivar South America Mexico Phibsborough

Army Promotions and Exchanges Highlight Latest Military Roster

The page lists numerous promotions and purchases across regiments including the Life Guards, 4th Light Dragoons, 14th Foot, Grenadier Guards, Rifle Brigade, Coldstream Guards, and others. It notes officers rising to Lieutenants, Captains, Majors, and Ensigns by purchase, with several exchanges and retirements. Also mentioned are a lieutenant joining the Royal Artillery district, a debate society license denial, a reward for two carpenter assaults, a wool sale record, mining inspections, and an Italian Spanish professorship appointment at The College.

Wanagg Life Guards Comet Ehase Bmaith 1St Or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Gusrile G. M*xdonon Rifle Brigade Saas Winhoret Aaiat Light Dragoons Bowden Ymaller G. Cairns Cantes Purchase Fraser J. Skerry Aparetas F. Petre Purchaye Skerry W. Hope Ensien Purchase Harrison Coronel J. Fraser Foot Price T. Shaw 97Th Foot G. Bartley 53D Regiment of Foot H. B Cape Corps Hitt de San Gaddo W. Guard Ennigdy Chase Cotton Coldstream Guams T. VW Eyles Maclean W. Logie Shaw J. 8. Cameron Fms Royal Military College Lievignay Purchase M‘kinnen Foot Guards Cape Corpa Tefinery Harton Adams Barker and Co Rotunds Jay Taylor Mercy Iun Gazette Edward Hendrick Carpenter Edward Chambers Dublin Scotland Signor Re Peiligrini

Births and Marriages Noted in Various Parishes

Births announced in Waterford Bishop Street and McLoughrea with names Alcock Alley and Lopdell. Marriages recorded in Caledon, Jervis Street, Skryne, Clonmethane, Limerick, and New Orleans obliquely noting ages and affiliations, with clergy and families named. several entries mention dates in the 17th and 13th instants and a hospital ceremony by Rev. Hogan. Also notes deaths including J Dwyer MD in New Orleans and Eyre G Ellis, police chief in Ceylon, plus obituaries for Luke Byrne and Anne Hamilton in city districts.

Waterford Henry Alcock Bishop-street John Alley McLoughrea James Lopdell Caledon Church William Lodge Charles Tisdall Anne Caledon Dominick Thomas New Orn New Orleas J Dwyer Mr Dwyer Trinity College St. Mary's Hospital Luke Byrne Francis Otreel Eyre G. Ellis Kandy Ceylon John Doysey Kandyan Cypress Grove Templeogue Tuoelt Orr Keg Thin City Bank of Ireland Mountjoy-aquare Hans Hamilton George’s-street Willian Doyle Townsend-street John Scott

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