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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 23, 1822

Page

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Vision of Judgment parodies Lo rd Byron sparks heated fury

A late 18th century review ridicules Leigh Hunt and the Liberal parody of Southey's Vision of Judgment. It condemns blasphemy and impurity, notes the poem’s mockery of George the third and Byron, and defends printing the satire to expose moral danger while offering a cautious justification to readers.

Jwyl Lord Ryton Lnte Shelly Leigh Hunt Rovhefoucaule Lord Byron Don Duan Mr Southey Tom Errand Bonu George the Third Wilkes Junius Wilkes Charon Junius Michaal Ming Nominis Umbra Armodeus Damon Southey Damon Asmodeus Asmodeus Renagada Michael Poe Atleanta Bret Servier Gtroste Fife Sidney O Tyler Pantiaacrany Texas Uott Wesley Cicely

Duke Alba in Rudolstadt Scene of a medieval siege

A fragmentary account recounts Duke Alba at Rudolstadt during a war era, detailing Countess Catherine’s countermeasures at a banquet, defending her lands under imperial protection, and pressuring Alba to respect her authority, with dialogue illustrating tense power dynamics and cunning on both sides.

Muhlberg John Vrederick Charles V Wittenberg Alba Jenson Andolstadt Catharine Henenbeurg Rudolstadt Catlerine Atha Henry of Brunswick Duke of Brunswick Catherine Howaver Lor Hinfe

The Loves of the Angels by Thomas Moora

A new poem title The Loves of the Angels by Mr Thomas Moora is announced with an epigraph from the apocryphal book of Enoch. The excerpt glimpsed describes angels gazing on daughters of men and becoming enamoured, dating to antediluvian times.

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Mysterious Pursuer Forces Escape in Bat Throwback Tale

In a hurried escape from a female pursuer the man forgot his bat. It was quickly picked up and revealed the owner, a man with a prior scuffle. The thin fellow proved to be a boatman who has set sail, yet will soon share the same fate as his accomplice.

Paochk Wil Aeon Booch Jared Methuselah Adam Hiage Jissalyton Hopeh Anine Jude Kenella Cloavat Alexandria Enoch Thea London Magazing Vatter Ban Bismarin Honkeso Undesheim Ile India England Byne Muanwmel Fto Enwardica Amelia Guanembury Duchasy Newcastle Sophia Mgerton Anton Sophia Bigerton Durham Lord Oxford Louis XV Madame de Pompadore Marquin de Chauvelin Waa Lialox Tringan Chhuvelin Marquis A Requevilly Titan Requevily Kasex Street la Thiu Peacocke Sheridan Phillippic Burke House of Commons Abbo Clerambault la Fontaine Sr Spursheim Faily Gall Yladain Holland Borrowosh Derby Ata Kereon Mar Holland Lalland Mei Hu Stithian’s Tuasday Oder Seruin Riv Odessa Pruth Kingland Ediburgh Pee Gerd Thomas's Hospital Greenwich Paskangyrs Peither Ulitab Fupp Mason Porler Wilubipan Hospital Jim Broondad

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