24 Aug 1784
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 24, 1784
Page
1
A Dublin public meeting led by WILLIAM T. JONES cautions against violent faction and calls for reform within constitutional bounds. It condemns attacks on liberty, urges parliamentary duty, and affirms loyalty to constituents while noting disturbances in Dublin and a push for peaceful association and street lighting measures.
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August 23 1784 Mark's Parish Vestry resolves to aid the Lord Mayor and Magistrates in preserving order amid late disturbances. They pledge readiness to act by constitutional means and authorize publication in the Dublin Journal and Saunders's Letter. Signed Richard Tuarke Vestry Clerk.
Eleven hundred pounds on Weal Security noted in the Dublin area and nearby counties. Inquiries may be directed to George Byrne, Attorney, or Thomas Byroe at the printers of this issue.
An advertisement from Benjamin Gimpion's Nursery and Seedsman in Tuscany, near Dublin, highlights the vendor’s long experience and requests continued patronage. It notes Simpson’s sincere gratitude for noble and public favor and promises steady commitment to the business and its varied fields.
Parliament directs payment of bounties on wool and cotton goods iron and copper. Claims may omit purchaser affidavits if base is certified by clerk or seller book. No bounty will be given for claims not delivered to the Secretary by August 9. James Corry signs for the trustees.
A number of gentlemen seek to form a complete regiment of cavalry called the Turainer Regiment or Dustin Monte. They invite men of character and independent principles to join, to enroll by leaving names and addresses at the printer's, with 100 recruits required before convening to choose a uniform and make appointments prior to going into the field.
A 1784 1785 era notice by Margaret Moore offers a capital assortment of cheeses meats and imported goods for inspection. lists include Berkley Hundred Double Gloucester Cheshire and Bristol Burton and London Porter among others. Affidavits oppose non importation with stock and invoices date July 17 and August 6, 1784 1785. includes numerous names and declarations of ready money policy and public subscription notes.
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