14 Apr 1791
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 14, 1791
Page
1
A formal notice states that the document is signed by Order COR and ROB as duly appointed secretaries, indicating official approval or ratification. The text confirms procedural authority and the acting officials involved.
The notice announces the first of Mr. King's Nights presenting The Clandestine Marriage on Monday April 1st at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. It lists cast members including Lord Ogleby Mr King Mr Sterling and many others and urges patrons to reserve places by informing the box keeper Mr Mara for tickets to be issued upon seating.
The keeper requests noble and gentry to arrange arrival and departure routes for horses and carriages to Fownestreet. Servants must not approach beyond the outside passage. Doors in Fownes Street to admit only ladies and gentlemen arriving in chairs.
The establishment in Chester seeks to thank the nobility gentry and travelers from Ireland for their encouragement since opening. It promises continued attentions to accommodation and hopes to maintain favorable relations with patrons long the road.
A damaged notice indicates a sale begins at twelve o clock and continues until all are sold. The document mentions Dublin and an office stamp Apr 13, 1791 or 179r in unclear handwriting.
A middle aged man seeks work as a trader, cattle buyer and seller, ground improving, and general laborer. He offers reliability and security for any trust placed in him and is willing to travel. Contact A.B. at the Printer’s for immediate arrangements.
A fragmented historical notice mentions a charitable effort led by figures such as Deon Hewitt and Sullk Heer, detailing meetings, ceremonies, and a community event at a place described as Cary with several attendees. The text references Cenplot and York the Tily Sept, with unclear dates and roles.
From the London Gazette April 12 The King appoints the Hereditary Prince of Hober as Governor of Breslaw replacing General Taunkien who is deceased General Wenderlin to succeed Princess Governor of Neiffe Stephen Luffington of South Ail Park Ely named Baronet and heir to his body
Foreign intelligence from Berlin reports Cabinet measures appearing alarming as three million crowns are paid into the military Bank from the Royal Treasury and the Bank is ordered to prepare for its departure, signaling potential wartime policy changes.
Vienna reports the Court of Petersburgh resolves to press the war against the Turks with full force this campaign. Austria maintains 116 troops opposed to the Turks, awaiting the Porte’s stance on peace terms and possible reinforcement to Ruffia.
Szypza April 7 reports two memorials dated the 8th ult sent by the Danish Ministry to the Courts of Bern London and the Hague. The Danish court transmits terms to oblige Ruffia to peace with the Porte while retaining Oczkow. Empress wishes friendship with the three allied powers and rejects any terms that imply foreign interposition. She argues moderation by the three courts and will not be subdued by force.
The National Assembly, by letter, notes three assailants killed the pastil lion and wounded the serrant while urging safety through defense. It votes to place Mirabeau’s ashes in St Genevieve and to honor Voltaire’s memory, with church preparations to receive the remains. It also contemplates future similar decrees by successor legislatures.
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