Arrival of Mecklenburg princes at St James's
Reported tall news piece notes the expected arrival of the Princes of Mecklenburg at St James's with apartments prepared. It denies a circulating debt story about the Earl of Huntingdon and mentions a letter from Klagenberg dated Feb 22. A seismic event is described with damage to fortifications and homes but no repeat, while Warren Batting is cited in a parliamentary context.
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Princes’ of
Aida
Tawhdaniagell
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Fragmented historic deliberations in neary intelligence commons
A garbled OCR passage recounts a parliamentary session with references to charges proposed by MacBurke, committee adjournments, and debates over expenditures. It notespayments to the Exchequer, Welsh funds, and appointments, ending mid-discussion with unclear names and figures.
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Alfecoteke
API
Fragmentary House Proceedings on Prince of Wales Establishments
In a garbled excerpt from a parliamentary session Mr Pitt notes the imprudence of moving an increase for the Prince of Wales establishments. The debate proceeds with motions being carried without amendment and the House continuing its business.
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Majett
No. 68 Dame Street Shop Ad Promises Latest Menswear
An old advertisement describes a Dublin shop on Dame Street opposite Greg George's streetview selling a broad menswear range. It highlights fashionable suits and accessories, including quilted mourning gowns, gilt and enamelled buttons, velvet shapes, watching fobs, and silk hats. It emphasizes new patterns, varied fabrics, and wholesale and retail cash discounts to attract buyers.
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Parliaments Debate on Marine Bill and Fishermen Aid
In the House on Saturday April 8 Lord Altamont moved an amendment to apply 40,000 to purchase boats and fishing tackle for poor fishermen on the North Western coasts. Lords debated precedent and the balance between relief for the poor and price concerns tied to fisheries. The committee and divisions followed with remarks from Lords Portarlington Earlsfort Carhampton and others, adjournment set for Monday.
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Carhampton
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Murders and Robberies Highlight Kilkenny Assizes
The report details a sequence of crimes and trials in Kilkenny including brutal robberies, assaults, and the sentencing of suspects. It notes the arrival of British troops, the involvement of Judge Graham and Bishop Killaloe, and the execution of verdicts such as imprisonment and security bonds for several defendants.
Assize of Bread Prices in Dublin April 1786
The City of Dublin reports bread and grain prices by order of officials. Wheat flour and meal rates are listed, with multiple measures and bakers named. The document records allowances and per-stone or per-pound prices, reflecting the market and regulatory framework of the period.
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