Assembly Minutes on Irish Protestants Address at Waham Street
The Assembly met at the Exhibition Room Waham Street with over eighty Commons. Mr Giffard moved to send a message to the Board of Aldermen about proceeding with the business they were summoned for. A Committee of four Aldermen was named and eight Commons added. The committee returned with the Address of the Protestants of Ireland, which the Assembly unanimously agreed to adopt as an Article of the Corporation before dissolving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waham-treet
Edward Byrne
Smith
Cleat. Worthington
Sheriffs and Commons
Fatiae Worms
Ireland
Alan
Faris
Fune
Facobin Club
George the Third
Select Committee
Filatre de Refer
Potterity
Byrne
Marmontel
Protestant Ascendancy Defended in Dublin Assembly Speech
In Dublin on September 11 1792 a city assembly weighed Roman Catholic political claims. Protestants defend ascendancy urging tolerance yet insist on Protestant kingly governance and a Protestant Parliament, pressuring Catholics to refrain from political power moves. The document outlines fear of Catholic influence and a call to unity under Protestant rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SaéRirvs
Cr Tisens
Dublin
William-fireer
Confederation
Cary
Kingdom
Eowanp Byrne
Ireland
Theas
Fea
Cais Kingdom
Pratesanta
Bdsiard Byrne
de Rowman
Tiata
Refricuion
Brane
Byrne
Balloon of Lunary Spectacle in Parliament Meeting
A fragmentary notice describes a grand balloon device for entertainment during Ireland’s Parliament meeting. It mentions the Montgolfier figure, a Vatican connection, and a committee assembling combustible air and light materials to inflate and propel the internal heat for ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Vaticans
Alan
France
Montgolier
Aquondam Sripoti
Sela
Galway Note: Royal Visit and Local News
The Lord Lieutenant visited Mr J H Blake in Ard fry then proceeded to Galway to receive the Corporation's address and to Mountshannon. The Countess of Westmoreland plans a late week departure for Mitchelltown. The Marquis of Drogheda aims to sail for England when weather improves. Norton Cunningham Brooks and Robinson received a respite from execution until Saturday. A Protestant farmer Mr Morgan was murdered in County Lowth by a band of inferior men. a pupil of Irish descent committed the crime and confessed amid fear of exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Blake
Galway
Ardfry
Mountshannon
Countess of Westmoreland
Mitchelltown
Kingsboorough
Monnothhannon
Drogheda
England
Norton
Cunningham
Brooks
Robinson
Ailerman Fleming
Mr. Morgan
Lowth
Ada Arancou
Turbulent Atlantic storms and political caustic report
A long, fragmentary article describes storms and ship events near Ireland and the Caribbean, noting a vessel collision on a regular road, a captain’s hurricane account, and ships at sea. It also comments on political factions, Grand Jury debates, and criticisms of mediation figures in a strained colonial context.
Local Notables Marry in Ireland Amid Turbulent Times
In a fragmented notice, Richard Lahey of Kilnateck and Elizabeth Thornton of Larnhall are wed in Kilkenny region with other names scattered across counties Carnty Meath Cork and Limerick. The Poor House in Limerick is noted alongside Mary Matouyy aged 109, suggesting a welfare context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir'vh
Miltown
Ratcomman
Font Fallon
Ruonimrad
Richard Lahey
Etq
Kilnateck
Carnty
Elizabeth ‘Thornton
Larnhall
Unty Meath
Peter Qreet
Thomas Ietce
Werburgh Qreet
Mle
Ryan James Narcot
Springfield
Cork
Limerick
Mary Matouyy
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Torspay
Mr. Giffard
Board of Aldermen
Hugh Crothers, Esq
Hamilton
Ruchick
Mr. Leet
Sall
Giffard
Mr. Potter
R. Manders
Mr. Dickinson
Mr. Powel
Jos. Dixon
Addresa O the Protestante of
City. of
Britain
Mucelate
Dublin Journal
M Allen and Greene
InterestTine, Extaadrbinany, and
WonpeeFruyl
Fieldey
My. Soundern
Nmber-merchant
Bine T Amany
Moncrieff
Haly
Tod
B. de Feffel Wen
Wish
Anguilla
Prynaus
Faw
Tean
Ruths
Poland
Belgrade
Bender
Tate Martin
Richard Barkers
Aremagh Grand Jury
Reb Ullong
Lord Chaeucat
County of Armagh
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