05 Feb 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 05, 1785
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes a heated session over the High Bailiff scrutiny in St Martins Parish. It notes witnesses Murphy and others, examination durations, and proposals to transfer the matter to a Commons committee, with the session ending after a three oclock division break.
A garbled OCR passage references a city with a grand jury and counties, mentioning tensions, protests, and legal actions. It includes names and places rendered unreadable, hinting at a criminal or public safety context and potential statements about juries and authority.
Fragmented OCR text notes a public sale or charitable bequest with references to ownership and distribution. The garbled lines hint at a charitable Widow Huntane and a Juliet beneficiary, with terms about provision at the printer. The passage is incomplete but signals a legal or auction notice from a historical newspaper page.
A damaged notice outlines a sale of a property in Dublin with references to Geary street and mixed names. Proposals to be made to a Mr Gay of Me Carroll and to Maurice Buckley for showing the item. The text is fragmented but indicates a perpetual lease or division of assets and a sum in pounds as part of the arrangement.
A parish charity report details seven years of relief for the sick and widows, noting large deficits as receipts fall short of expenditures. Authorities urge public generosity to sustain aid while criticizing management and urging auditors to publish accounts and vouchers for transparency.
An OCR damaged page fragment references local notices and advertisements. It mentions proposals for a shoal or shore land project near Rathigrokany and MidGag Tonty Grange, with details about property, street widths, and a public advertisement timetable. Names and clear events are sparse due to corrupted text.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a nursery setting with scattered phrases about staff, varieties, and observations. Names and contexts are obscured, yielding little clear action or outcome beyond a general note on horticultural work and early plantings.
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