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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 09, 1788

Page

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Notorious butcher case sparks street plunder fears in Patrick Street

A correspondent reports a violent butcherly outburst in Patrick Street near Bull Alley, where a young woman was knocked down and stripped of modesty by a cruel assailant over a disputed joint of meat. The incident followed by news of Archbold’s wheat crop, Wingfield’s death, and a magistrates’ crackdown on recognizances as security.

Newgate Patrick-street Gregory Archbold Mile-abbey County Kildare Ieef Williamtreet Richard Wingfield Baron Wingfield Wingfield Wexford Powerscourt Wicklow Rome Greatett Dublin London Limerick Ireland National Bank Hibernian Privy Council Cock-pit Whitehall Shakespeare Hotel Temple Lane England Acre

Princes Crown arrival and rural misdeeds prompt warnings

A report describes the arrival at Parkgate of the Princess Royal Crown with Lord Henry Fitzgerald and several others. It retells a violent horse incident in Meath Street injuring two, condemns abandoning children by two named caretakers, analyzes political strife in Constantinople and Ireland, laments pin-maker foreclosures affecting fifty-one families, and warns of swindlers posing as vessel crews selling tea and goods.

Princess Royal Crown Parkgate Lord Henry Fitzgerald Holmes Cavanagh Swift Black Sea Consantinople House of Commons of Ireland London

Trade concerns and a marriage and death notice

Shipped goods from the port to Philadelphia and New York valued around forty thousand pounds, with disputes over costs and a claim of greater trade potential. Marriage announced for William Morrin of Birr to Hannah Maria Catchell of Mountrath in Queen's County. Death of Bettson, wife of Nicholas Bettson and eldest daughter of Molesworth Bowers of Kiltcanlan, County Wexford, noted.

Philadelphia New William Morrin Birr Hannah Maria Catchell Mountrath Queen’s County Quikers Camdeo-street Mine Bettson Nicholas Bettson

Port-New MATS for England Dispatch Tonight Rail Passage

Maritime note lists ships and captains such as Beeby Whitehaven Deols Dronthelm Martin Iiterpool Dawson R Sate Mary Whitehaven Booth Dronthelen St Patrick Liverpool Patleyuce Nineteen Goiljers Coals and cargo such as Potatoes Wind and Mail. Mentions Yarmouth Liverpool Greenock Bristol Parkgate Campbelltown Newry Ballycasle and Clermont Packet among others with sailing times and routes.

Beeby Whitehaven Deols Dronthelm Martin Iiterpool Dawson Rhence Mary Witehaven Booth Dronthelen St. Patrick Liverpool Patleyuce Mate Yarmouth Cooke Nelly Greenock Campbell Bristol M. Goods Princess Royal Parkgate Cave Campbelltown Hartha R.salt Ann Newry Finley Ballycasle Piferre

Navan Freemen defend borough status and MPs

The letter from Theo Ormsby, an independent Navan Freeman, rebukes a Dublin Journal paragraph claiming Navan followed Trim and Dundalk in emancipation. He asserts Navan set the example, defends current MPs as returning due to constituents and patriotism, and notes Meath county influence.

Navan Trim Dundalk Theo. Ormsby

Fragmentary 1763 Excise Notice From Dubin Admitted

A damaged OCR fragment shows an excise notice dated June 23 1763 from Dubin with scattered names and locations. The legible portions mention an excise official and terms like pardon or power but the fuller action, parties, or deadlines are unreadable.

Dubin

Custom-House Dublin Notice Sets New Post Office Address

Commissioners announce the new Post Office for the Eastern Division on the River South Side in Dublin, fixed at No Stephen Street. Permits will be granted to residents in that division beginning Monday, August. By order of the Commissioner, Thomas Windy.

County Kildare Morris-Town Lattin Lifes Holm Naas Sallins Kildare Patrick Lattin Dorset-street Dublin John Reilly Newtown Larry Tool Hearc Tom Crumlin Will Thomas Grange Rathfarchem John Reeles Fecles Meath Foran Patrick Corber Abbey

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Postscript Port Dublin Journal It- We. Th Fr. Sat Sun. Ma. Rives Wed Tha Fri Sat Suns Mon Taf Harrison Nicholas Troy Parliament Street Mn. Shenly Phillipsburgh Birne Richmond Place Cuftons House Mairea Foxtel Yaid Erin Dublin City Kin'ale Waterford Excise Richard Pialy I Street Areland Magent Buckingham Aya Te Poral Commons Norixe Dubiis God Save the King
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