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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 20, 1792
Page
2
A fragmentary note references Gadno Daxes and Cuonuy Fiphig meeting with BILLINGTON on a night event. The readable text is limited but implies a scheduled or occurred gathering involving named individuals and a location or person titled BILLINGTON.
An oblique historic notice appears to call for public attention on a seven guinea matter involving Ag of Variament and a controversy about insurance and a veto, with officials and customers of the post office urged to respond in November 1792 as recorded in the newspaper fragment.
A fragmentary notice from The Patriot announces a publication by Henky Ware a law bookseller in Na yo Chi Chured Lavy and references a government related call and a brief citation of authority.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Hay straw and oats and a row over prices or quantities, with a Dublin Journal running the satire against three Times. unclear details include dates and exact actions. Entities mentioned include Dublin Journal and Times.
Fragmentary OCR shows a distressed plea about persecuted clergy and monthly benevolence. It references bankers in Covent Garden and mentions the concept of funds received and weekly relief, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
A 1793 militia meeting at Eanis coanky records unanimous resolutions denouncing Roman Catholic influence and urging Protestant supremacy. The group condemns granting elective franchise and vows to uphold the Protestant constitution, pledging to cooperate only with men of proven fidelity and to uphold civil power and public order. Signed by James Coffre, quartet adler.
An OCR fragment outlines debates in the National Convention on accusations against leaders including a governor and lieutenant governor. It notes a proposed decree of accusation, discussion of Marie Antoinette, and concerns over due process as the Convention plans a formal report and potential charges.
The Marine Department transmitted a letter from Rear Admiral Truguet about the Onaglia assault and crew killings. A Proclamation invited Onaglia inhabitants to welcome the French army as deliverers while reporting peasant treachery. Admiral Tirugset led 990 men in a descent and plunder, then sailed for Genoa. A letter from Gen Custine accused Gen Ketterman, and Gen Coline urged Meptz residents to reject priestly authority amid war hardship and fraudulent contracts exposed by Montefquicu's commissaries.
Dispatch from the war minister notes heavy French casualties at about 300 killed with twice as many wounded, while reporting 1,366 prisoners and deserters and the seizure of nine cannon. Austrian forces retreated toward Brune-de-Campt and BeaFiels as French cavalry pressed after attacks along enemy lines.
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