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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 21, 1792
Page
1
Fragment of a political address from the Lord Mayor, sheriffs, and citizens of Dublin to Governor Townshend, praising royal support for the Kingdom, urging balance between Catholic rights and the Constitution, with a formal response from Townshend dated August 1792.
A July 1791 Londonderry Assizes record condemns a circulated paper by a so called Sub-Committee of the Catholics of Ireland. Grand Jury denounces the body’s aims as dangerous to Protestant ascendancy and the established constitution, pledging to defend against interference by any Catholic union.
Notice to all persons interested in lands on Arbot Hill in Dublin County to attend a valuation meeting at the Barrack Office on Friday at a stated hour. Those present must support their claims with evidence, or risk exclusion from future proceedings. Dated August 1792. Rich Luwatl See.
A ceremonial letter from Youghal authorities and citizens congratulates the Marquis of Townshend on his arrival and celebrates his long service. The town praises his support for the Hanoverian constitution and agricultural progress, while expressing gratitude for his patronage of local education and civic governance. The missive also notes a school notice about a vacation and activities for students.
By desire and for a few Nigats only Ms Breslaw will exhibit a public display of new invented magical deceptions and mechanical devices at Capel-street theatre under Lord Mayor’s permission. The program includes tricks with rings, transparent boxes, and a philosophical illusion show with various mechanical automata. Admission 2d to 3d, boxes and galleries available. apply at 131 Capel.
The Grand Jury of Wexford at Summer Affices 1792 requests the High Sheriff to summon a meeting of the Overholders to consider a printed paper dated May 2 enrich ed, a Letter of the Sub Committer of the Catholics of Ireland signed Edward Byrne with a long list of names including Loftus Loftus, Poreman, and others for deliberation.
Sheriff Matthew Derenzy calls Freeholders to attend at the Bear Inn Enniscorthy on Saturday September 1 next following an August 1792 requisition.
The City of Dublin, by the late Midsummer Assembly, intends to raise 95 070 pounds at 33 percent to reduce debt and invites sealed proposals. Proposals must be lodged by September 16 at noon in the Town Clerk's Office, with opening at 1 PM at the Exhibition House on William Street. Allen and Greene sign as committee members.
In the press at William Porter s Skinner row the second volume will be published with all speed followed by the third volume. Gentlemen wishing to subscribe should send their names and subscriptions to the printer William Porter or to the author. Descriptions of the three volumes include price details for subscribers and non subscribers.
The Commissioners for making wide and convenient street in the City of Dubie forbid erection of houses waIls or buildings along the Grand Canal between Avtidhoke Road and the Harcourt Leck. No piers, posts, or banks may extend beyond specified limits near the water. Restrictions aim to protect banks and passage for boats and preventive duty of the canal company.
Fragments describe a Rev. Anan Weel related event at Ags Uy Mi Basen with a July date and references to a patent matter in Waban. Details are incomplete but indicate a legally significant filing and regional public notice surrounding the case. Local officials marked the document as an item of public record.
The Leith State Lottery managers announce readiness to grant licenses under the Act for selling lottery tickets. Drawing starts November 1st with prizes totalling 26,659 pounds and including a £40,000 top prize, 29 prize categories, and numerous blanks. Officials C and R L E R Y sign the notice.
The Commissioners for Managing and Dieting the Leith Late Lottery warn that several individuals have taken licenses for Ravings Selfing Lofuring Registerng and dealing in Lottery Vickers without authority. Names and addresses appear, with signed order by CHR and ROBER F DEEY as Secretaries.
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