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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 03, 1793
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions figures such as Edward and Gore with references to Privy, Leghot, and a nation context. The garbled text hints at political discourse, possibly a debate or court matter, but lacks coherent events or dates to specify.
The article notes plans to form Melbnliyy Urhaghte from every regiment for foreign service, with the Carabineers and Guards ordered abroad. The Cork detachment will supply drafts to complete the regiment, and an extra Company will join each Infantry regiment. Reports cite Thornbi and Rowley as captured in a clash with insurgents, while Cork papers remain silent about further actions. The piece argues Parliament funds the 12,000 domestic troops and questions support for the remaining 1,000 to keep pay continuity.
The notice corrects an error in yesterday's print regarding extended relief. It states relief applied only to those in custody on or before January 1 and clarifies the timing as of early March.
Reports from the harbor note large shipments of linens and coarse woollens on the American vessel. Potatoes are exceptionally abundant and high quality. Forecasts for the coming year are optimistic, with government measures praised as advancing national advantage. A social vignette recalls Dr Johnson and a country gentleman’s visit, hinting at debates on political philosophy and public discourse.
The text presents fragmented reflections on government legitimacy and popular resistance, citing the Lord Mayor and Mr. Foughton amid a riot scare. It weaves in comparisons to Crusades and mentions Ireland, Poland, and a nameless Empress, discussing discipline, courage, and political theory in a period voice.
A fragment discusses bankruptcy as a severe calamity for innocent traders and notes broader French revolt against the Convention's authority. It mentions government structure, public checks, and flawed executive power, then cites a city survey under the Commission of Wide Streets. It also advertises Anthologia Hibernica new volume with 17 plates by Brocas.
A notice announces public auction of several lots on a Dublin street, with plots on the west side of Bir Terrace and nearby streets. Plans and elevations show buildings to be released, with a fourth part at a fixed purchase price and rent adjustments. Commissioners will sit to fell the remaining property and issue further notices. THO SHERRARD, Clerk of the Commissioners, July 6, 1894.
Elegant furnished lodgings to be let at No 14 Summers Hill consisting of two drawing rooms two bedrooms kitchen and vaults with a coach-house and stable. Separate sets possible. Excellent situation outlook and prospects.
Abstract of the returns of corn meats and flour sold in Dublin with liberties reflecting prices and unit quantities from July to July 1793. Details include barrels per sort Wheat Rye Peas Barley and Bere at 20 stone 5 batley and Bere 16 stone oat 14 stone and 134 stone of flour per barrel and 7 stone of oatmeal per quartern.
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