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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 25, 1824
Page
1
The article surveys naval reports from the Mediterranean and Odessian dispatches with no decisive news of the Captain Pacha or the Egyptian squadron. It argues the Grecian struggle for independence gains momentum while European powers fault French policy for backing Ferdinand and destabilizing Spain. It calls for France to sever ties with the beleaguered regime and adopt a tempered course to ease turmoil.
Reports describe a Panama Congress plan by the American states and the Bogota administration praising liberal tack toward foreigners and a sinking fund proposal from tobacco sales to repay a loan. Dispatches from Bogota note Bolivar reinforcements halted and royalist moves near resistance, with a passenger vessel arrival from Santa Marta.
A Demerara letter dated August 28 notes Megass Logies of Plantations Success and La Reduit set on fire with a confession by a former estate negro. Two arms hidden in a bed at Elisabeth Hall are found. Sir Benjamin d Urban sends 30 men to Non Pareil as concern grows for the colony. Jamaica Gazettes reach August 19 with little extractable content.
A Dublin theatre review condemns puffery in billings and lauds veteran actors while criticizing first appearances by Ansorr and Cascrary. It notes appalling gallery filth, and mentions the Tenth Report on Irish Revenue with customs reductions. London papers hint at diplomatic reassignments among British ministers and ambassadors.
Sir Richard Steele seeks Protestant support for the next General Election in Dublin with pledges on church and state. Sir A. B. King also runs, with two more candidates expected. A planned Shannon chain bridge near Athlone is proposed at over 20001, after engineer Nimino’s consultation. Births announce a son to the Lady of Charles Edward H. Orpen at Moygannon. Marriages include Arthur Kelly to Elizabeth Martin at St George's Church and John Lister Kaye to Miss Arbuthnot at Marylebone New Church.
At 2:30 PM a crowded Catholic Association meeting discussed rent payments by the peasantry, Dr Doyle's letter supporting Catholic unity, O Connell praising Crown loyalty, and motions to display the King’s portrait. Talks covered Summerhill rioting, Bible meetings, and Emancipation, with speakers urging moderation and unity among Catholics.
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