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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 30, 1815
Page
2
The passage voices a critique of French governance under the King, noting distrust, delayed justice for Labedoyere and Ney, and a public conceit about mercy turning to contempt. It reflects Parisian opinion and broader national doubt about pursuing traitors amid turmoil.
A literary correspondent reviews Sir Gore Ousley’s return from his mission to Persia highlighting his language skill, diplomatic impact, and contributions to antiquities and natural history. The article notes his successful embassy, scientific gains, and hopes Britain gains further scholarly works based on his travels and findings.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a British envoy mediating peace, releasing a Russian army, and earning praise from the Prince Regent. It credits the ambassador with advancing Oriental knowledge and cites honors conferred by rulers, including diamond decorations.
From the London Gazette reports dated 1815 detail Major-General Sir David Ochterlony's operations against enemy stockades in India. Thompson's detachment repels assault on Lieut. Colonel Thompson's position while moving to seize Deboo-ka-Tibba ridge and Mungoo ka Dhar stockades with artillery support.
Deboo ka Tibba station reports a casualty event with 250 wounded and a commanding officer statement. Mentions officers injured spell confusion, cites heat and intelligence notes, and references John and William Thompson at camp.
An announced marriage occurred Monday at Glagmirg Churg with the groom Vincent and bride Helenn Ginadas of Robert Bike. The couple will reside in Prospect.
An official proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland declares the Baronies of Middle Third Kilnemanagh Eliogarty Slewarda and others in County Tipperary to be in a state of disturbance and calls for an extraordinary police establishment. The notice orders a special session of the Peace in Cashel on September next day and says all inhabitants must take notice. The proclamation is dated Dublin and signed by royal authorities.
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