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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 03, 1790
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads a dated notice from August 25 1790 referencing individuals Hart Byrne Fitton and a place Hampton, with unclear context. The readable portion suggests a legal or civic notice, but most details are garbled. The names and date indicate a historic record fragment.
The Lords Lieutenant directs that all Out-Pensioners of the Royal Hospital near Kilmainham must appear at specified places and times to prove their faith and receive allowances. Those failing to appear may be deemed deserted and forfeit pensions. Respective regional attendances are set for Ulster Munster Connaught Leinster and Dublin area on August 13 at multiple locations.
A fragmentary historical letter from Hillsborough dated March 1790 discusses a magistrate’s authority, the pall, and legal advice given to sustain franchise rights. It mentions the High Sheriff, gentlemen deputed, and a Council Chamber at Dawn, with signatures Fitz Gibbon and Arthur Wal. The text records uncertain phrases and garbled OCR.
An 18th century publication notes Chevalier Ruspini and Sons appoint Tuomas By NB as vendor for Dentifrice Powder Linguture and Etypric to treat teeth and gums and stop bleeding. Pamphlet details include price five shillings, blue paper seals, and handwritten arms. Available in England, Russia, America, East Indies and hospitals.
A damaged notice from Dublin appeals to residents of St Mark's and St Weiburghs parishes for charitable subscriptions. It thanks those who already gave and asks humane citizens to continue assistance to support a family of eleven affected by the blaze near the Rights of Misfortune mill.
An distressed note describes Sabina, a female orphan with deceased parents and ruined fortunes, begging relief due to lack of means. It appeals to kindred refusal and implores charitable aid, noting the printer’s involvement.
By Order of the Lord Mayor of Dublin the July 1799 market lists Wheat at 64 shillings per quarter red flour at same rate. Wheat meal priced at 2 pounds 6 shillings and 2 pence per stone. Oat meal recorded at 15 shillings 12 pence per stone. Market figures reflect early modern commodity pricing.
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