Fragmentary London notes on public policy and protests
A garbled 19th century prose fragment references Sir John Blaquiere and a Dublin bill. It mentions constitutional reform, peaceful protest, support for distressed workers, and government measures to control street traffic and goods movement amid unrest. Several unnamed speakers discuss employment and parliamentary remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Dermott
Ifs
Tony
Senate
Autes
Spondense
Oes
Unter
Weavers Hall
John Blaquiere
Dublihi
England
Fragmented entry from a local notice page with names and deaths
An unclear OCR fragment references multiple individuals and events including deaths, illnesses, and social notices. It mentions a Mrs Forteteusim and Mr Thomas Qui, plus Hannah Luff and Belfatt, with garbled context suggesting a community obituary or funeral notices and associated names, dates, and places obscured by transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forteteusim
Thomas
Belfatt
Sea
Hannah Luff
Peancini
Phar Fusca
Goites
Fragmentary OCR Reads as Local Notice
The readable text fragments show garbled characters and missing words from a local newspaper item. Names and places are unclear. No coherent event or dates emerge to identify a specific person, organization, or action.
Fragmented report on infant found near Sullivan's quay
A distressed account describes a newborn infant recovered from the river near Sullivan's quay with severe throat injuries. The piece mentions ongoing concerns about child cruelty and a proposed hospital cradle for awaiting care, reflecting a harsh local crime climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EPA
Wim Power
Tren Wely
Mira
Thie City
Sullivan’s Quay
Fomte
Poundiing Hospital
Bank Stocks and Exchequer Bills Amid 18th Century Pubs
A fragmented financial list shows Exchequer Bills dated 1784 and 1786, city bonds around 6 percent, and Bank stock figures including 1090 for Ditto Loan. The rough entries hint at debt instruments and bonds traded in London and Dublin markets during the period.
Dublin Castle Levees Schedule Hints Public Access
Dublin Castle notices announce levees for Bondsys on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from four o'clock. The record notes public access on specified days, outlining ceremonial timing and attendance at the castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
English messinger delivers mail and poll omen
An odd packet arrives with extra mails hinting Mr Fox undermining the Welminter poll on Tuesday night. Yetta’s Good Friday meeting adjourns from Thursday to Friday. Yesterday justice Verichoyle arrested Doyle in Gorke Street, found items belonging to Mr Doyle of Gold Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messinger
Foxeviuild
Welminter
House of Come
Pas
Verichoyle
E Hout
Gorke Street
Prem
Doyle
Doyld
Gald Street
Unclear Parliament Debates On Dublin Roads Bill
Fragmentary report notes discussions in Dublin about a road bill and taxation. Mentions committees, petitions from Dublin manufacturers, and opposition from the Dublin Society. Indicates the bill’s fate to be reconsidered on a following Saturday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blaquiere
Dob Society
Dublin Society
Hartley
Dublin
Thomas
Public Notice on Tickets for Mrs Siddons at Theatre Royal
The Theatre Royal Smock-Alley announces Mrs Siddons will perform twenty two nights with Daly managing Tickets delivered to secure seats for every performance Payment taken at time of booking with half deposit refundable on disappointment Ladies and gentlemen are requested to reserve boxes promptly Supper will be laid out for the occasion This notice outlines procedures and delays for audience access and seating arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestales
Taftie Karmouth
Ray Bors
Wien
Iward
Theatre Royal
Daly
Pirkeu
Nox Keoh
Atltha
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Saad
Houer
Commone
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Griffith
Mason
Gous
Paty
Wits
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