10 Apr 1784
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 10, 1784
Page
1
A fragmentary inquiry asks how many units of thirty pyuda from Canal Revenue are due to the Charity and who is responsible. The writer asserts no injury to orphans or justice, claiming they seek only just distribution for Joilie and the world.
The advertising notice announces Daly and Aubry presenting 22 nights of performances with a 1000 Guinea benefit for Miss Daly, adopting ticket deposits and night surcharges to ensure seating. It warns that tickets are printed for specific nights and unused boxes may be cleared. Aubry also promotes a benefit ball on April 22 at the Exhibition Room with a refined supper.
High Sheriffs and gentlemen are requested to convene the Freemen and inhabitants of the city on Wednesday next to consider candidates for office. The notice lists numerous names including Alexander Kirkpatrick and Ben Amin Sm, with dated approval on the ninth day of April.
The Proprietors of the stock of the Company of Undertaking the Shugud Canal are warned to pay 50,0001 to Dawson Coates, the treasurer, by Monday next. A second deposit of 20 percent may be required for several subscriptions. The notice is dated Dublin April 6, 1784. Names mentioned include Richard Bolton and several aldermen and sheriffs in a formal city proceeding.
A chaotic parish meeting of St Catherine's Wardens in Se Carhering selects the Rev Powell for curacy after a lengthy address of thanks to the clergy. The record lists numerous parishioners, officers, and the approval of a memorial plate for Rev Powers amid formal thanks and newspaper publication orders.
Obscure obituary note states Andrew Savage, son and successor to the late Mrs Luke Savage of Barhancent tr, continues to carry on the soap and lace business at the same premises near Parliament Street. He appeals to “the Nobility, Gefirry and the Public” for attention, care, and patronage, pledging steady service and punctuality.
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