Marriages and deaths listed in local notice
In prosperity to the people trade lines edited and extended. Mirried Mr Was Parker engraver to Mia Lambert Exchequer street. Mr Thomas Long to Miss Mary Kelly Baymaflor. Died Mrs Tracy mother in law to H Steevens Reilly Ely In 31 Andrew's Street Mrs Connell relict of John Connell Etq. Thomas Tennison Castle Tennison to county Roscommon. In Waterford Mrs Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was. Parker
Feil
Mia Lambert
Exchequer Street
Thomas Long
Thomas-street
Mary Kelly
Baymaflor
Pruffin-street
Afrs
Tracy
H.steevens Reilly
Ely
Andrew's Treet
Connell
Quarter Sessions Hear Robbery and Assault Case
At Bee 22 the Quarter Sessions examined Chaiphes Dowling and others for a November robbery in which two women were beaten and valuables stolen from Mrs Kelly and the prosecutrix. James Wade and John Gorey faced accusations. witnesses described the burglary, the bundled goods, and a pistol claim later denied. one suspect, Wade, remained in custody as police pursued further leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etry
Bedlin
Denis Georce
Chaiphes
Deaja
James
John
Wade
Jank Brady
Fearler Reilles
Giineus
John Wade
Warden Flood
Elys
Ome Panch
Hye
Yin Yue Panch
John Ware
Martin Davis
Christ Church-lyne
Skinner-row
Carit Church-lane
Brilig
Michael's Church
Michael's-lane
Brishin-treet
Emsrion
Enery
James Wase
Willan
Rotunda
Dewring
Brady
John Slade
Church-street
Noble
Waldron
Witca
Wila Bidin
Wolener
Wilson
John Gorey
Jane Brady
James Wade
John Farmer
Eye
Britzin
Fragmentary trial notes on prisoner handling and jury charge
The report cites inconsistencies in official particulars about the prisoner receiving a bundle from one man, not three, and the house location. The usual magistrate delivered an impartial summary of the evidence and gave an excellent charge to the jury for a brief period before the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennier
Observations on a malignant fever and delirium
A detailed historic medical observation discusses a man about forty years old who suffers a malignant fever after excessive exercise. It describes violent delirium, fevers, convulsions, lingering mania and intoxication, with mental confusion and intermittent lucidity. Autopsy notes bubbles of air in the brain and blood decomposition, concluding that morbific air caused the fever and proposing cupping, cold baths, and dietary/recovery measures as treatments.
Port-News and Dublin Grain Prices 1788 Dec 20
The Port News reports mail departures from London and Liverpool and passenger lists while Dublin markets list grain prices under the authority of the Lord Mayor. Prices include WHEAT and FLOUR per quarter and various measures for OATMEAL and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas-Str
Markel
Dublin
Stan Houshold
Royal Paper Priced and Bond Listings from 1788
An 18th century notice lists paper types and bindings including plain paper whole sheets half skins quarter skins and sixteenths. It mentions leaf forms on demy and propatr bonds and ware indentures of apprenticeship and letters of attorney with Kerry bonds dated April 1788 at His Majesty's Cat Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediugi
Ireland General Sessions Towns Assigned by Privy Council
The Lords Justices publish and appoint towns in Cork Kilkenny Kerry and Waterford for General Sessions of the Peace under the late Act. Lords Liddell and Foster announce the counties divided into divisions, naming townships in Cork, Lippeny, Kerry, and Kilkenny as venues and setting annual sessions with the Privy Council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grenville Nugent’Temple
Buckingham
Lord Lievenant
Kingdon
Ireland
Yirvus
Taid AG
Lords Justices and Council of Ireland
Athe
Thie
Vetad
Privy Council
Cork
Kerry
Tippening
Kilkenny
James Lord Viscount Lidd
John Foner
House of Commons of Ireland
John
Atoe
Banton
Milon
Barhcormuck
Macroar
Skibocreen
Middleton
Gabel
Ehuple
Asd Newgh
Lippeniy
Wiich
Seftuna
Ardfert
Vralee
Kilaney
Moroan
Oyie
End Taal
Ikeag
Seflins
Ile Laid
Reward offered for apprehension in Cork county murder case
A broadside from Dublin declares a reward of seventy pounds for the capture of mathew galvin and others involved in a deadly Monday night assault near Bantry Cork. Denis Wynry shot in the head and John Soucray proctor mention the case as a violent Whiteboy action with several participants to be prosecuted. The proclamation orders swift pursuit and conviction with rewards for discovering offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent Buckingham
Merilas
Groyse
Bantry
Couny
Cork
Denis von Y
John Soucray
Richard Monova
Erineagh
Cluvne
Mathew Galvin
Daniel DsiGoll
Calderon
Mlaid
Denis Pwomey
Daniel Deveull
Driscall
Denis ‘Wenry
Ana
Ceawichen
Fischer
Dublin
Poetsia
Cimianoss
Frey
Varistor
Lotias
Batquere
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Port-News
England
St. Patrick
Liverpool
L. D. Spencer
Que Cutler
Wessels
Balialt
B. Ag. George
Belton
Opaito
Uillorough
Maiiemont Backes
Wadels
Winl
W. Rived
Ann
Scallion
Seville
Nanny
Gunnerton
Bourdeaux
Duparch
M’cuy
Glasgow
Sage
Vuree
Smit
Cadiz
Cha
Lirupenas
Irllanl
Hia
Vlado
Callie
Ie Ind
Alleyne
Gore Ireland
Jgent Buckingham
He Excellency
Alleyne Fitzherbert
God Save the King
A. al Tod
The
Lipford
John Foster
Sid
Priv Council
Hamilton Lytan
Repliayo
Bertone
Crea
Wiley
Velo
Europe
Pecfon of
Aden
Gowerholr
Dublin-hith
Brace Balden
Beinre
John Toler
Ald
Peter Mitchell
Ballymare
John Mirtchall
Fica Mitchell
George
Ifird
Arnis
Dubla
Ore 'Foun
Patr Doyle
Peter Mitch
John Mitchell
Richard Mitchell
Uch
Counc
Promites
Lufford
C. Drogheda
Barnsgort
Loftus
J. H. Benchiston
John Parnell
Hugh Carlgiou
Yelverton
J. Vinquiere
Clements
Janes Cutt
Join
Fits Cilia
Alleyne Fitz-Herbey
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