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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 07, 1787
Page
2
Fragmented OCR describes pension or attendance details at Royal Hospital. Mentions dates in August and January, medical staff or patients may receive pensions or payments. Text is garbled but indicates pension entitlement or payment action and hospital involvement.
An aged legal notice from a baronet era references a king’s royal letters patent, detailing the writ of Privy Seal and fees in pounds shillings pence, with directions and a late certificate or quittance. The fragment hints at medical mentions and official seals, amid garbled OCR phrases and dated typography.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a “Grand Restorer of Human Nature” and nervou s remedies. It references mercury excess and nervous symptoms, claiming miraculous cures and financial deals, with a printer’s imprint and garbled phrases. The illegible text resembles 19th century patent medicine promotion.
A notice for a future sale on September next in County Corke offers the House and Demesne of Auk an with the Laborers Rey and Deen Park as part of the Fen bridge area. It lists parcels, valuation, and invitation for proposals to reach Nicholas Morrison in Dublin or Benjamin Swayne in Corke, with occupancy terms and furniture provision if agreed.
At the Parliament House in Dublin on Saturday May 21, 1787 the Trustees will meet to consider lawful co ordinations and engagements of tradesmen and manufacturers in the city and Liberties and how far to enter into the payment of all bounties for the year within the Cary and Liberties during such combinations, by order of the Trustees James Corry.
The document outlines an act titled An Add for granting certain Aids Duties and 11 positions to his Holiness and Successors, regulating imports of goods and commodities, and suspending certain duties until a royal proclamation. It references the Treaty of Commerce with the Most Christian King, and sets ports for entry and export under European dominions rules, listing Dublin and various officials and locales involved.
A 1789 notice advertises 75 acres of lands at Parseens Town near Efate Bayly as an elegant site for buildings. It invites bids to Robert Bayly, Esq, Balthorbh, or Andrew Fawcett of Ormond quay, with terms to be received by June 1789.
Rutland in Ireland proclaims divisions of Cork Kerry Tipperary Kilkenny and Waterford into multiple districts each named by barony groups as authorized by an act. Charles Duke of Rutland announces districts including Bantry West Carbery East Carbery Kinalmeaky Imokilly Barrymore Duhallow Muskerry Fermoy Orrery and others and states governing divisions have been made by the Privy Council.
A partial historic notice from July 19 1787 details lands to be prepared for sale under lordly oversight. Proceeds to be allocated by Lord Crinrisarde Mr Bermingham and Mr Kewles with earlier tenants named omitted. Public sale to prevent trouble and ensure orderly distribution of remaining lands.
Advertises the yearly rent for a house offices and land in Meath County suitable for a gentleman’s fortune. Terms include multiple spaces for residence with a long term and May expiry, rising thereafter. Apply to High Reilly Ely Abber Street and Patrick Corbet Attorney Mo. gi.
An 1787 proclamation from Ireland’s Lord Lieutenant and Council declares penalties for rioters who attacked Thomas Potter’s house on Upper Ormond quay and set fire to it. A reward of one hundred pounds is offered for the first three convicts, with pardons for informers and accomplices, urging vigilance by Dublin’s Lord Mayor and sheriffs to suppress riots.
A proclamation by Rutland Herras announcing the Lords orders for pestilence quarantine. It cites the plague in Algiers and on certain ships, extending quarantine rules to all ships and vessels from the Mediterranean areas and Minorca, with orders for strict observance and enforcement in the kingdom.
The Lord Lieutenant and Council publish a reward and pardon policy for a group of men linked to the Patrick Hands murder in Kilkenny area. Names include John O'Donnell Bartholomew Shea Patrick Heffeman James Sughrue Tim M'Carthy Anne Cody Michael Me Huiger and others. Offer rewards of fifty pounds for apprehension and conviction and twenty pounds for lodging fugitives in goal. Authorities urge local help to capture and convict the accused and warn against shielding criminals. The proclamation, dated August 1, 1686, is signed in Dublin by royal officers.
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