27 Oct 1792
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 27, 1792
Page
1
A fragmented reader missive from Dublin laments church discipline and parish friction. The writer mentions a local vicar, threats to shut the paper, and social woes including drink and faith, seeking guidance on proper conduct amid hardship. The tone is critical and personal, reflecting conflict within the community.
In the Dublin Journal a claim is ridiculed that Irish Catholics sent an embassy to the Pope. The Polish clergy deny such embassy exists on their behalf and state they would not deny it if called upon.
Dublin letters report the Lord Mayor’s late week activities including a grand entertainment at Mansion House and troop movements by the 44th regiment under Lord Belhaven. A case in which a Liberty weaver faced charges for seducing soldiers is noted, with bail set for trial. The piece also critiques Catholic demagogues and notes theatre preparations at Peter Street for an upcoming performance.
Thomas Styles Walth and his son Thomas Walh faced trial on Tuesday with a capital conviction. The son, a post office letter-carrier, allegedly failed to deliver a letter and bills of exchange tied to Mr. Thomas Whelan of Dublin. Indictments claimed the father forged and uttered stolen bills, and the son stole the bills from the letter. After nearly five hours the jury found them guilty. Two other women, Catherine McLeahe Mary Brien and Mary Gurran, were tried for robbing the Wicklow and Wexford Mails. They faced charges of highway robbery near Donnybrook and seizure of mails known to be stolen. The first count resulted in acquittal. the second count yielded guilty verdicts.
A rural report from Baltyslaw describes a man named Brown who, while riding from a neighboring village, dismounted from his horse and received a minor injury during the event near Duncannonburt. This terse note notes the accident and location without further details.
The second division of the 24th regiment marched into town on Wednesday last in a disciplined parade that drew local attention and reflected orderly military procedure.
The first of the 17th regiment marched into town on last day with the remainder housed in Cloulmel and Calhel, as reported in local dispatches.
Ennis dispatch reports two companies of the 34th regiment under Captain Orselcue advancing to the coast, with scouts and guard actions at watch points. The message notes cautious movement and readiness amid hostile activity in the area.
Fragmentary OCR details a ledger style entry mentioning quantities and items in a royal store. The readable phrases reference whites and bees but lack coherent context, making precise interpretation difficult. Further restoration needed to identify persons, places, or dates.
A fragmented notice reports the marriage of Captain James to Lady Richara Walth? within Rathcormuck. The couple connects with the Regiments and prominent families including Hatton Condron lineage, with mentions of titles and minimal details.
Friday night the brig Lord Bangor struck rocks near Ballyhalbert two miles north of South Rock and foundered but the crew were saved. Two other vessels remained at the South Rock that night, names unknown. The William with bullocks aboard was left off Portpatrick. crew saved. Obituaries: Mrs Raffel of Holywood aged 85, and Mrs Road, wife of Mr Orr Read. In Drogheda St Peters Church the Rev Robert McKvoy of Swords conformed to the Protestant faith.
Colonel Tarleton, recently returned from Prairie, met with Under Secretary of State Mr King and announced a firm shift in his views. He said dangers from popular commotion justify opposing any system based on innovation, and urged public confirmation of his stance to protect the nation’s esteemed constitution.
A fragment from a historical notice recalls the Earl Guror py as virtuous yet unfortunate. Hours before death he asked Duke of YekTtanp if any constitutional change would occur under his guidance. The Duke reportedly doubted the Earl’s power, and the piece asserts the Earl’s pious, authentic character over inflated patriotism.
The text notes English subscriptions reaching over thirteen thousand pounds for emigrants and religious ministers, while Ireland faced a failed charity effort. A women-led meeting tried to imitate England yet was disrupted by a small number of hostile individuals hindering aid.
A fragment argues admirers of Thomas Pairte in America should travel to France to see the dangers and sacrifices present there. It contrasts American fears with perceived tranquility under Republican government, noting jealousy and quarrels arise with competing interests and praising General Washington’s stature.
The letter screens Dumourier as a boastful deceiver and questions Allied trust. It claims Dumourier seeks Paris applause while risking a broader war, criticizes French treachery, defends the Duke of Brunswick, and denounces Paris newspapers for falsehoods while noting uncertain Prussia movements toward Berlin.
A garbled 18th century style piece discusses French affairs, order, and rumors of invasions involving Poland and Russia. It mentions a figure of distinction and references Thomas Paine in a broad political context, with partial phrases on mobilization and perceived projects.
A distorted historical fragment discusses European conflicts and political figures. It references Agamemnon Ajax and Djonét, praises heroism, questions leadership, and notes the Duke of Brunswick's winter plans. It comments on the French Royal Family crisis and the National Convention, urging reason and caution amid unrest.
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