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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 28, 1789
Page
2
A fragmented hastily written critique argues that Russia expands its territory from Lithuania to Poland and beyond while the Turks defend empires. It predicts imperial competition will escalate into broader conflict, potentially driving Turks from Europe if Russia gains decisive advantage.
A garbled excerpt mentions Burke and a preliminary scene described as a pride blottershall or old journ vent, with unclear details of timing and participants. The fragment hints at a gathering or announcement where spectators may observe Mary in relation to a warp gum 18 pacers, though specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various stocks and percentages with uncertain terms. It reads like a corrupted financial column mentioning Bank, stock names, bonds, and April timing but lacks coherent details or identifi able entities.
On Monday Justice Wilson committed to Imainhara jail a tailor named Canning in Kevineftreet charged with polpition murdering his wife. Bloodstains on clothes found in his home. The body of the unhappy woman lay in the cabbage garden burials round with marks of violence. Coroner's Inquest held. Swinday turning the body of -DicGarry, POT man who hapnesry told books and utter ar.
Fragmentary report describes a violent incident at the Lawet Ferry and a stabbing attempt by a described desparate villain. It notes a police guard on duty at the Workhouse division and the subsequent confinement of the offender, plus a jailor ordering confinement and prison moving of oxen and grave-wax processes. The piece also records the death of a 96 year old figure at Lord Forthe’s house in Blackville Street and mentions connections to royal officials and local clergy.
Fragmented OCR of a 19th century horse racing meeting notes lists horses like Hamiltons King Dia, Mr. Daly's Peeping Tom, and Lumma's Honett. It records races such as King’s plate for three-year-olds and various matches with amounts of guineas and forfeit details. The text names participants including Col. Lummm, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Denis, and Judge, noting results and voids, with scattered betting and pacing terms.
A partial OCR fragment from a legal notice in King County references March and a series of oblique phrases. The readable portions hint at property or estate matters but lack coherent details, names, dates, or specific actions to summarize a complete event.
A Dublin notice proclaims should surrender by July for several Galway and Sligo tied indictments. It lists Henry Burke and others on felonious home invasion charges with force, urging agreement with the Crown and citing the Lord Lieutenant’s authority.
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