Dublin Journal Letters on Irish Political Strife and Orange Marches
The Dublin Journal reports letters from Belfast denouncing the Dublin Evening Post and supporting Orange processions as legal. It describes mob violence against authorities, anti Orange petitions, and a Belfast meeting dissolved by the Sovereign. It notes arrests and public disorder linked to sectarian tensions.
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Daly
Assas
Belfast
Euster
Dublin Evening Post
Evening Post
Ireland
Willi
Verner
South
He Assizes
Carrickfergus
Edward’May
Lown
Dustin Evening Post
Dublin’ Journal
Tenant
Friends of Peace and Concord
Preatferyunr
Jos Sebald
Tenany
Robespierre
Buonaparte
Triumphal Arch scheme for national honour in Dublin
A call to erect a triumphal arch on Great Wellington Place to honor local heroes and generals with medallions and inscriptions. The piece argues for public support, cites Rome as a model, and mentions naval harbour issues at Howth and delays to mail services to Holyhead. Also notes recent street violence and arson in Newry and Dublin areas.
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Rome
Brito
Neuson
Wellington Place
Howth
London
Holyhead
Irish Post Office
Ffoury
Tours
Howthade
Pidpeon
Dublin Bar
Dublin
Ireland
Wm. Wier
Shoetaker
Newry
Moges Horton
William Ruddle
Claughag
Wrelagd
Tha Lagistrates Et Cig.town,to the Disturbed State of Gratrgete
Middlesex Odilicia
Cassou
Hantack
Address of the Grand Jury to the Duke of Richmond 1818
The Grand Jury of County Sligo presents a formal address to Charles Duke of Richmond Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on his departure. They praise his wisdom temperance and enforcement of law, condemn press attacks, and express loyalty while hoping for continued moderation in governance. Signed by Robert Paty and others.
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County Y Sligo
Duke of
Grand Jury
Bummer Assinesy
Charles, Duke of Richmond
Ireland
County of
Iréland
Dublin
Sligo
Robert Paty
Mayo County notice condemns Catholic boycott decree
A Mayo notice from a delegates meeting condemns a proposed Catholic trade boycott. It denounces the resolution restricting Catholics from buying goods or hiring services and calls for authors to be punished. It frames the matter as a libel against Catholics and urges clarification and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
County of
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the Dublin Journal
Dullan—Thursdat
Monaghan
Garrickforges
Friends of
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Sou
Pacsday
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Belfaat
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Rae
Férl
George
England
Wellingeonts
Messia
Casrawuld
Leinster
John Gitane
Bate
Jakes
Japicnans
Yeangs
Hawervedsmith
Hawke
Boru
Sodalter- Wardl
Fila Ag
the Duke OF Richmond
E.S. Cooper
Eng
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Charles O'Hara
Facey
Cooper
Cooper R.G. Booth Lees
Séden A. Varceval
J.bridgeham
Chas. O'Hara
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Henry Irwin
Thos
Oraub
John Jones W. H, Phibbe
Owen Phibba
Richard Gethin ' N. Ormsby
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