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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 30, 1791

Page

1

Royal Canal Address to Sir John Blaquiere in 1791

The Royal Canal Corporation presents thanks to Sir John Blaquiere for his efforts in establishing the Royal Canal and supporting Parliament in building docks on the River Liffey North Side. The action aims to advance trade and manufacture and improve safety and accommodation for navigation and commerce in the metropolis.

Corporation of the Royal Canal Royal Canal Liffey Iia Metropolia

Humble Thanks for Compliment from GuntumN

The speaker notes being gratified by a compliment from GuntumN and asks the recipient to accept his bet rather than thanks. He requests that the said address and answer be published.

The School for Scandal Comedy at Mr King’s Theatre

On Thursday evening a comedy The School for Scandal will be presented. Sir Peter Teaz, Mr King, Charles Surface by Mr Cobhuil, Mes Candouriciterk, Maria Mite Campion, and Lady Teazle. A Farce titled The Author will also be shown.

the School For Scandal Peter Teaze King Charles Surface Cobhueil Candourisciterek Maria Mite Campion Lady Teazle Mr. Comelys

Hotel Jinn Chester Pleads Return of Ridmall Grace

Fragmentary plea from Hotel Jinn in Chester seeks leave to return Ridmall with acknowledgment to nobility gentry and travelers from Ireland for great encouragement and entrance. Texts indicate unrest and demand for assurances, but readability is limited.

Kingdom of Ireland

Theatre Royal Night Attendance Demand for Boxes

The theatre requests the nobility and gentry to issue seating directions to prevent crowding on busy nights for Mr King’s performances. Servants should limit movements, with horses’ heads used to usher. Fownes-freet gate to admit ladies and gentlemen in chairs only, and preferred access via outer passage.

King Carringer Loor Fownes-freet

Saint Catherine Sunday Charity Sermon by Rev H Guineas

Saint Catherine’s annual charity sermon will be preached on May 17 by Rev Hosa Guineas. The governors urge Liberal support for the charity which has two thousand seven hundred and fifty children from all faiths admitted. there are one hundred seventy eight attending scholars. The state of the charity is shown at Rev Richard Powell’s home on Honan Street.

Saint Catherine Hosa Guineas Meath Richard Powell Honan-Street

Stallion POP to cover mares at Coatcor and Nurney

Stallion POP to cover mares this season at Coatcor King's County near Ballyburly on Saturdays Sundays and Tuesdays each week and on other days at Nurney near Carberry at one guinea per mare and half a crown to the groom. Ope is brother to Fryar and owned by Mr. George Nugent.

Coatcor King’s County Ballyburly Nurney Carberry Ope Fryar George Nugent

Bell restricts wine sale with reduced prices and strict terms

A. Bell informs the public that he will not grant credits for wines and will sell at reduced quantities, offering thirteen dozen as the minimum. Prices list claret, Merry, Port, Madeira, and other wines with specific per-dozen rates. If wines rot or prove poor, they may be returned at Bell's expense.

Leavy Fionogniacy Rita Preigniac Jos Daru

Nonrelly and Georxy. MUSS BN Class Notice

To the Nonrelly and Georxy. MUSS BN, he informs his friend has brought a London assortment of perfumes and fancy articles including artificial flowers and other items for sale at low terms. He thanks the Nobility and Gentry for past support and seeks continued patronage.

Noata Baru-staeer London Massa Vimes George Ellis Stone-Custer Meckienbunzhstreet Guinness Derbyshire

NOBILITY AND GENTRY LISTING IN SHAMBLED NOTICE

Fragmentary OCR lists titled figures including Kinison, Chevalier Ruspinl and Sons, and figures connected to Dublin and Wales. The text references powders, medicines, and a royal navigate, with scattered names such as Philip Ry RNA and Kad of Haemocrhages amid a garbled account of battles, places, and patrons.

Chevalier Ruspinl Pacuay Maytland Gunea Uawchiuw

Danish frigate and cutters anchor off Skagen bay

Agencies from Copenhagen report an Fe sith frigate with three cutters and a ship of the same nation have anchored off Skagen destined for the Bay. The tidied division of what is left of velft is made upon by the forerunner of Ye grand Rei t under Lord Ho.

Agencnes Copenharen Skagen Toada

Rosia Ip eyes action as powers loom in empire

April Vianna reports Rosia Ip’s Ephorete resolves to wait and see what Aled Powers will do to compel her to negotiate with the Farka. Meanwhile Rusian Empire mobilizes defenses and sea forces to deter aggression and ready for force if needed.

Peace prospects and royal conference near Potsdam in 1791

An English officer works secretly on new bridge construction near Potsdam as discussions among Prussia, Lieutenants Lindenau and Hertzberg intensify after a lengthy audience with the King. A ranger was pursued back toward Mecklenburg while other dispatches hint at continued military tension and possible mobilization.

Bentim Mornig Stalag Potsdam von Bisich Fewerder von Manutrin Fotzdam Pratfix Pruffia Losdar Pratrian Stix Mecktenburgh Lindenau Prafsian Sydney Smith

Arrival of Vessel at Triestepeak with Syrian Death News

Letters from Triestepeak report a vessel reaching the port on March gath with news that the Grand Syrian died in Constantinople on March 16.

Fronters Plan Fourth Campaign Against Turks

Warsaw reports the Fronters plan a fourth campaign against the Ottoman army. One force will cover Mount Haemus while another advances to Killia-Naea at the Danube’s mouth. Naval forces assemble at Warva with a full observation squadron left at the Danube mouth and allied admirals to lead a Crean attack on the Reffiave.

Haemus Killia-Naea Danube Warva Eugib Osfeer Crea

Wariness in debate over De stock cession and Chen city fate

April 6 report notes cautious discussion of a stock cession and the possible transfer of a city to Piadeena. The chancellor is directed by the Dat tonaty to confirm fidelity to the Republic amid fears of dissolution, while the Machines defend Chen against hostile designs and pledge protection.

Piadeena Dantricks Chen

Fragmentary report from Bernix Apia march plans

A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bernix Apia and marching toward Bomeraviay on the 2nd. It hints at a corps reserve being formed and a game time event. The readable text is incomplete and obscured, outlining planned movements and forces without clear names or dates.

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Arntty Addresa John Blaquiere Sir John Blaquiere Order of the Bath Sir John Rich. Gladwell Sec Tyre Lansis Guinea Hleven Cavendith Row Great Britainestreet Sackville Street N.B Wating Hall Dublin Oliver Corbally James Corbally Francis-dleer Dickinson Williams TO Bes Fin John Ore Hutt Mary Athenhurst Pieri Pacias Oseph Dickinson Trufees Boriamene Navan Meats Royal Exchange Onier Philip Barky Regidem Theatre Mr. King's Royal Sprint Palmer Dew Gerry KR Cape Hamerton Chery Cadwallader Hitchcock House of Industry Thin Hone Committee of Works W. Henderson HOTEL JINN Chester Joseph Laurence Theatre Royal A. Bell Lowar Damonn Quayy MUSS Kinison BSAY St. John T. Byrne Panceaminis Trust Seshon Ratt Indies Fiament Gaziixc Benjamin. Bousfield, Esq France Wuren MR. Bousfield America Courtiss Wasterland Ganev Uaif Hous Rica Newes Gaarvonsvaert Foreign Intelligence Hanetaen Warsaw Wansin Bernix Apia Bomeraviay Goa Pines
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