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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 02, 1788
Page
1
Reports from Dublin outline legal and church appointments, a fatal fall from a window, market activity in Rathdrum, and a high correlation of flannel trade expansion. Kilkenny area notes include a beheading of moral order proclaimed by the justice system and a burglary with a thief at large.
Proposals in writing to William Thomas He at the Grange west Barhfennhampe by John Feeles Ely.s Leeles'Street for twenty one acres of meadow ground near Crumlin in the possession of Mary Tineh with ground appraisal and sale by hand by naluation. A person on the premises will show the lands and the date March the rath 1788.
The Lord Lieutenant assigns annual stamp duties on vellum parchment and paper, setting prices for different skin types, sheets, and pages. George Grenville Nugent Temple, Marquis of Buckingham, proclaims the rates to be paid for stamped vellum parchment and paper in the Kingdom of Ireland, dated April 4 in Dublin.
Public notice from the State Lottery Commissioners listing granted licenses for buying selling insuring and handling lottery tickets until March next and detailing stamp rules penalties for violations with names of licensed agents and officials in Dublin Limerick Cork and other locations. The notice warns rigorous prosecution of all breaches of lottery regulation and outlines stamping requirements and license conditions.
A gentlewoman of Ninety years recently released from prison appeals to humane allies for compassionate assistance. Illness and misfortune have left him in dire need, unable to pay lodging rent and fearing reimprisonment. He requests aid to venture abroad to friends, promising to repay and expressing hope for divine blessing. Benefactions payable to the printer.
A Dublin citizen aged about eighty in a respectable station suddenly suffers a paralytic stroke and now faces destitution. The appeal asks the public for charity to relieve the man, identified as Thomas Fleming, with support from local notaries and printers in the community.
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