30 Apr 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 30, 1785
Page
1
The Archbishop of Dublin, Maclaine, prepares for his annual visitation to the Dublin and Glengadagh dioceses. The city clergy and dignitaries will gather at St Patrick's Church in Dublin on the eighteenth to hear reports from church chapters and discuss parish affairs.
Fragmentary notice announces a meeting of Organists of Menir at Daly's Dining Room at twelve o clock noon. The Protestant Schools society and corporation items are referenced with officers and a secretary. The text is garbled but shows a January or April date and local mailing details.
A garbled OCR note from Dublin references Society events in 1785. It mentions rents, annual terms, and an application made at the printer. Readable fragments indicate financial obligations and historic civic notices without clear names or dates.
The notice invites written proposals for the House and Demesne of Ashgrove in the Cou et Bike ae cep Waxes, with a deadline and conditions. Proposals must be sent to Commune Brava at Kilgoley Abbey near Kilkennly and to Peter Walsh at Betborough near Carrick-la-Buir by April 18, 1785, for consideration over the coming years.
Armitage has moved from Castle-free to No 1 Sant er Row where he will sell cheaply. Mr Walliams Boake No 3145 is mentioned. A catalog price of 3d. is set for the sale. He has moved from No 25 Castle-street to dispose of remaining stock.
A historical ad touts early English seed potatoes including Fairy and Scotch varieties sold by Patrick Carroll Seedsmay. It claims high quality, low prices per thousand, and offers to show samples at his shop with other seed goods. The text emphasizes satisfaction and affordability for farmers, noting regional availability and promotions.
A notice from Garden, Grass, Tree and Flower stockist lists imported seeds including Scotch, Red Kentish Clover, Silver Ros White-Dutch, Rye Grass, and Pine varieties plus onion sets. The firm advertises grafted and flowering seeds and a large stock of potatoes for sale at per hundred weight, aimed at farmers.
Fragmented OCR text notes an event involving Ben Ladum, Sidtbe On, and Nursart with references to Conk-Hu and Duspin. Mentions London Gazette and an April 26 date, Yard, Lord, and Fria. Lacks clear actions or outcomes. readable fragments point to a dated notice or advertisement.
Nassau reports a reward for recovering falsified final settlement certificates issued to states’ soldiers. Galvey rumor of 4000 Cuban reinforcements from Old Spain. Nantucket whaling residents appeal to Britain for rejoining. New York notes grace acts halting indictments against nearly 100 offenders. Captain Morgan back from Antigua. Mediator and another American vessel encounter disciplinary actions. London reports Admiralty breaks up ships and Barbary-bound purchases hindered. Charleston governor and assembly handle public affairs with official titles.
Fragmentary OCR of a House of Commons session describes committee appointments and discussion over a bill concerning Greenwich Hospital and appointments. References Sir George Eliot and Sir George Howard appear among speakers, with mentions of pledges, deductions, and potential amendments.
In Mullarda, Ireland on April 30 a baby was found in a ditch by the high road toward New Bridge. The infant appeared to have been wrapped in an old diaper and thrown there, with witnesses accusing the mother of the act. The case suggests an alleged abandonment by the mother and local authorities will investigate.
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