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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 22, 1789

Page

1

Constitutional Society Dinner at London Tavern

Report of the Constitutional Society’s midweek dinner in London with seventy present including the Portuguese Ambassador and French National Assembly members. Letter from the Duke de Rothes to the society read. discussion of Scottish peer freehold qualification and election rights. overseas news from Leghorn, Hispaniola, Jamaica, and Port-au-Prince. notes on France and Belgian politics. general open weather across Germany.

Constitutional Society London Alderman Sawbridge Jamaica Hispaniola France Port-au-Prince Mont. Marboin Llberto States General Faalle Brussels House of Austria Trong Flanders Germany

East India Ship News Arrivals From Bengal and Bombay

Intelligence at the India House notes the Swallow Packet Captain Anderton arriving from Bengal with passengers and cargo. Report includes ships The Role The Valentine Rockingham Chesterfield and others from Madras to Bombay, with pepper cargo plans and the Lord Macartney voyage. Commodore Cornwallis's squadron reached P FAs en route to India in good health.

India House Swallow Anderton Bengal Helen Norman Macleod Mos Andrew Cockrade Fowler Hall Mrg Anderson General Goddard Pigot Mile Catig Harrington Bulbridge Madras Valentine Rockingham Chesterfield Tripolen Lake Lung Gfatre Lagullas Cornwallis India

Fire, robbery and relief features in Liverpool news

A late December item from Liverpool reports a ship failing at port and reloading cargo in a company warehouse. A nighttime home robbery near Leimighon is described, with a blunderbuss shot fired and police pursuit. Fire at New Castoma House is blamed on accident, with roof repairs ongoing and charitable relief noted for affected families. Death notices include Mr Henry Oufley of Limerick and Mrs Grady of Raban, with commendations for public aid efforts.

Griffith, Parlet and Co Royal Exchange Dublin John Cart Fan Matter N. Mi Thomas Bedow Ford Leimighon Roebucks Bedows Wid- Robert Neilly Dfithe Theatre Royal Georges Teshew Arork Thos Lifonner Dunmore Henry Oufley Ralph Oufley Limerick Grady W. Grady Raban

Writs of Misty Stately Debt in Kilkenny and Westmeath

A medieval bond appears naming the Earl of Wanderford and the Earl of Belvedere in sealed deeds. The document orders sheriffs to summon heirs and tenants to Dublin within eight days to prove why debts of two thousand and five thousand pounds sterling should be satisfied, with witnesses noting the Exchequer record in Ireland.

George the Third Gol Brame Elem Delew Kilkenny Kai Weidtesfird Dain Irelayd Igdylt Earl of Wanderford Wandesford Dublin Saint Hillary Wandeford Horn Barry Yelverton Kenge George the Britain France Ireland Westmeath Robert Earl of W Belvidere Ae Wise Honland St. Michael the Archangel St. Michael Cinet Remembrancer Robert Belvedere Robert Earl King’s Courts Heston Balvedere

Proclamation on Transportation of Felons in Ireland

Proclaimed under a 1759 Act of Parliament to execute law within Dublin City and surrounding areas. It grants courts power to sentence felons to transportation to plantations in America or elsewhere for seven years, with proclamations required to compel surrender and enforce conviction for felony.

Go“vernuc Ireland Nugent Buckingham Dublin Nis Majeny America Rome Europe Rovernory Touu

Galway indictments and rewards proclaimed for fugitives

The Lord Lieutenant and Council in Ireland issue a proclamation ordering John Naughten and others to surrender to a Justice of the Peace in Galway by July next. A reward is offered for information leading to their capture, as trials proceed for multiple indictments spanning Galway Sligo and Roscommon regions.

Ryonimon John Naughhen Marth George the Trihal Risfeagh Parry Hall Wexford Allesholtenar Galway Gabsey Pavel Croton George the Oyef Atizes Gal Yox Kingdon Gaion Caine Lytie Pacrick Kirwan Marloes Galway Tiyadineh Kirwan Gray Comosy Sligo Crown Fai Ires Fade Marca Gorn He Bilder Parick Gareman Martin Gorman the Younger John Mouis Rue Iverlane Patrick “Davy Thomas” Addesson Michiel Scanlan John Killoran Gwen Killoren Peter Marans Francis Bere Michael Mughes Thomas Tantie Law Dweiling Fime Galeway Henry Iurke Taylor George the Third Lombard Firget Saint Nicholas Ireland John Naughten Peare Rosconmon Jem Howell James Givenan Robert Codum Mason Gormany the Elder Patrick Gorman Matin Guiman the Younger John Morris Rue Paricll Davy Miomas Anderton Midhagl Seaiting John Killoran Owen Killoran Eter Marane Francis Berne Mighael Hales Thomas ‘Laalle Tome Mayes Shiga Henry Burke John Naughton Owen Hynes James Hiynes John Howell Johies Givenan Robert Collum John Killkeily Patiik Burke Martie Gorman Ike Ader Patrick Gornan Main Gorman the Younger John Morris Poe Patrick Davy Thoms Andetun Michiel Seaton Joan Killonan Gwen Kolfornne Peer Marrany Biome Berne Ovence Perron Perons Duyadt Chen Pepa Cuividian

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