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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 26, 1788

Page

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Perambulation Ban Rescinds Idle Parade in City

Postscript notes the journeymen and corporations suppressing a planned processional pageant with emblems and music amid fears of riot and drunkenness. Lord Mayor and troops deter parades, while residents petition for liberty to march again. reports also recount grain trade, French harvests, and local civic matters including births marriages and a Cheltenham royal visit.

France Albuhejah Dubuq Senate Kingdom of Shere Great Britain Brookoute Pigeon-house Dublin Paul Jones United States of America Scotland Lord Selkirk Aggpun Congress Euxine Black Sea Stephen'sgreen City of Alexander Angisbe Proper’ ‘i the Sth Inflang, Darth Thalvel Drwit Molesworth Greene

Medical opinions on london epidemic causes in July dog star heat

Physicians including Mr Dale Ingram of Christ’s Hospital consider a July onset epidemic caused by atmospheric changes. The disease attacked adults and varied with winds, featuring fever, lung inflammation, coughing, purging, vomiting, and rash. Some deaths occurred but most recovered as air pollutants and noxious exhalations from organic matter shifted with the weather.

London Westminster Dale Ingram

Distemper Causes Tied to Air Quality and Heat

The passage argues that foul subterranean air and excessive heat drive a floating distemper. It explains inhaled air becomes warmer at low altitudes, then purifies and expands when elevated, with terrestrial air blamed for illness. Heat increases blood flow and lung strain, forcing people to seek cooler locales.

Mail for England Dispatch Three Evenings Weekly

The mail for England will be dispatched three nights at twelve oclock and Wednesday night at the same hour. Arrived are the Dartmouth packet with mail and passengers including seven colliers. The L. D. Spencer packet with Earl Charlemont and passengers. The Princet Royal Parkgate with passengers. Fortune of Whitehaven with Smyth and goods from Wicklow via Waterford to Naples. Four vessels including Barratt Wind and Matthew of Dublin with Scallion and Amhangel. Kitton, Dram and Leinster line with two cottiers bound for Liverpool.

England Dartmouth Parkyate L. D. Spencer Earl of

Queen County Pact of the Nae 0 John Preston Esq

Application to be made on January 20 0483 for an agreement in Queen County relating to land saving and boundary terms. Names listed include John Preston Esq Lord Lanus Fever and Jamey Bias Marlborough shene Aubus.

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