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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 31, 1793
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment describes a county land notice in Westmeath with references to land parcels, yearly rents, expiration dates and trustees or officials, including mentions of May expirations, a Pat or Dillon, and a London connection. The text hints at a public sale or lease terms with contingent yearly rents and various coordinates or plot descriptions.
Partial text from a historical weather or schedule item shows garbled terms and missing data. No clear date, location, or event is discernible, leaving only scattered numbers and words.
A historical public notice describes a security inquiry involving merchants traders and the Bank of Ireland. It references the Lord Lieutenant and a public command inviting interested persons to apply to the gentlemen named for official action. The text frames regulatory oversight and tender considerations in a colonial governance context.
Notice shows that N. O. T. and associated parties appointed by his excellency issue four applications for sale at the Royal Exchange on Wednesdays. The notice, dated June 93, is signed by WM. Shannon, secretary.
Corporation invites proposals for cleaning specific riverfront lots described by coordinates around the Liffey from Capel Street to Mary’s Elane, including Nos 4 to 40 and parts of 37 and 43. Applications at the office will request details and the number of scavengers to be employed. Signed by Rigurd Gladwell.
Notice to builders in Dublin announces adjournment of the ground setting on the west side of Bartey Field and Worfer Street to a future day. Further notice will be given. Date shown Aug ts 7793.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Phy Hi on Bone 2 and a potential treaty or action. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable to confirm specifics. The item reads as stray text from a page, lacking coherent reporting.
Disjointed lines mention a quest for accuracy in a historical record. References to a Godfather phrase and expeditions imply a study of provenance and reliability, with notes on authorship and possible collaborative efforts. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
A fragmented note describes a post and carriages topic with a small sale reference at a location abbreviated AFI. The readable portions mention a sale and a small event linked to a named place.
An auction will be held Monday September 16 at BaArc Toankon near Kiccogt for a collection of horses mares foals and mules including yearlings and stallions. The lot includes Waknde AnABIAR and other stock reputed for breeding with a Grey Stallion sire line. Sale to start at 33 o clock with immediate disposal of each lot.
Auction notice for Sir William’s cattle sale at Kil-Albbty on Friday next September includes 27 cows with calves nine heifers and bulls of various ages plus 30 breeding ewes and rams. Stock are horned cattle and sheep bred with care and well known by Reed.
The document outlines militia regulations including limits on travel out of Ireland, maximum four year service, twenty eight days annual training with daily pay, clothing provisions, and wartime draw of Guinea Bounty. It bars forced service for the poor with three children and condemns evasion by malicious individuals.
Lan Historic notice directs persons having claims on the Linen and Hempen Manufactures for flax premiums to apply to the Inspector of their counties so the payments may be settled. James Corry. August 8, 1793.
In King County Pearkford a market town property of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Aulhat is offered. The sale notes a well finished house with a garden enclosed by walls and convenient outbuildings including a Brew-house. Details point to Trinity Place and local solicitor Mr ri No-3a for further information.
A notice outlines bold, extensive Kerry house concerns with profit aims at St Stephen’s Green, Kildare Street, and Kildare Place. Plans, surveys, and details are in the hands of Mr. Byron Meaphen’s Green. parcels may be split into separate lots if no concerted bid appears.
Proposals invited for sale of the dwelling house and extensive grounds in Drogheda formerly occupied by William Meade Ogle FG. The property comprises a modern spacious dwelling with offices and a garden of about one acre. Rent stated at fifty rounds yearly. Terms to be received by Edward Hardman Esq Drogheda July 28 3793.
County of Kildare March 15 1754 notices advertised to let for twenty one years the lands and prebend of Kilberry Casleridge Moloney with tis lands and tythes near Athy Monasterevan and Dublin. Proposals to be sent to Thomas James Rawson Glassealy near Athy and to Lord Viscount Ry and Matthew Scott Harcourt Street Dublin. Lands included 1600 acres arable and pasture cited with canal proximity and described properties.
County Longford notices set to public auction the leasehold interest in Lisduff Town and Lands, Longford, as decreed by the Exchequer in Ireland. The sale by public bid occurs at two o clock in the afternoon at the Kime s Inn Dublin on a date in November following the decree of 1733 and order in 1791.
Proposals invited for a 96 acre Caytlerevan estate in Wicklow with a mansion and outbuildings, to be held for three lives of forty one years. Asset includes 7 mules and stock from Wicklow Newtown Mount Kennedy Rathérum. Sealed bids to Charles Frizeil and Benjamin Ball at Seizen Park.
Eyewitness account describes the Queen of France being seized by the Convention, stripped of jewels, escorted to a grim prison, and kept in a half underground cell. She pleads with relatives, endures threats, and faces rumors of compromising letters to curb invading forces.
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