17 Apr 1790
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 17, 1790
Page
1
Public rooms in Dublin are listed with attendees and dates for a legal hearing. The notice references assembly seating and upcoming motions by Charles Thorpe and James Vance. Proceedings appear to consider property, clergy, and freeholders in a local county context with a stated hearing date in April.
A lengthy historical petition from Meath county references clergy freeholders and a jury, naming ROWLEY and LOWTHER in a formal plea to the High Court. The document laments conduct, asserts loyalty to the constitution, and requests approval of a gentlemen’s conduct before a county jury.
An unclear OCR read references Magdeburg and a place or event involving a loud raven and a horn named Levester or similar. The text is garbled, with stray words like Momfitr off and Pel Fagor, making concrete facts and dates hard to determine.
Sunday morning sermon at Catipsinuga Chuschy followed by a collection for Sunday Schools in the parish opened in January 17 6 2238 children admitted from city and all denominations now attending. Governors praise public liberality to sustain the charity and happiness of society. appeal to future Hynaie and Auvent reflecting on its public and private use. Funds can be seen via Arthur Guimiers James’s-gare or Richard Pomel 0. $46, Thomas ree.
A historical, misspelled plea from a 379% era figure claiming duty to Leitrim County. The letter, signed by St. Clements in Dublin, appeals to genicom clargy and freeholders and requests recognition to support the Henokr WU in a forthcoming parliament.
A dated 1790 petition from Jor Straidword of Wicklow and Maurice Bagenal to the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of Longford and Kildare counties. It pleads for credible support, loyalty, and continued attendance to uphold protestant rights, promising faithful service and a vote of thanks for prior favors and assistance.
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