Postscript and Public Notices From The Dublin Journal
Postscript reports dispatch of The Mail for England at midnight and discusses justice, frauds, and a Half-pay Lieutenant who served in America. It notes Wexford harbor improvement, rising British shipping, and contrasts Spain and Britain. The piece praises Mr Adents's theatre engagement, fears spring frost for crops, lists a lottery drawing and insurance offerings, and announces the Dublin Quarter Sessions adjournment for March seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doyle
Poffesses
America
Derry
Duke of Rutland
Marquis of
Buckingham
Corporation of
Wexford
Friends of Ireland
Great Britain
Centre
Adents
Spade
Father Luke
Philharmonic Society
Seteran
Mrs Daly Shines as Lady Teazle in New Theatre Bow
Yesterday Mrs Daly made her first appearance in the New Theatre as Lady Teazle to a crowded brilliant audience. She is praised as a leading comic actress with unrivalled celebrity and charming, irresistible acting. Her vivacious scenes with Sir Peter united nature with frothy wit, thrilling patrons and proving her pre eminence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leazle
Peter
Dublin police bill debate and petition hearing record
Irish Parliamentary Register details a Dublin city petition against the police bill. discussion covers bill alterations, officers declaring names, committee hearings with witnesses, and resolutions on police adequacy and costs. The record notes voices both criticizing and supporting the police establishment and related financial measures.
Postponed Bills and Committee Delays Noted
The assembly postponed the prisoners Fees bill till tomorrow and a sub-theriff’s bill for high and sub-theriff offices and clerks. The Ways and Means bill and insolvent debtor bill are delayed to Thursday and tomorrow respectively, with the police committee also adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub-therif
Port News Summary of 19th Century Packet Trades
fragmented port ledger lists arrivals and cargoes including Fab 2nd Clermont Packet and L D Spencer Packet Boat with mail and timber. mentions ships Jenny Saltcoats Whitehaven Rotterdam Arundel Hephys Hanover etc and multiple collier coal cargoes with wind conditions and destinations Liverpool London Deal and Mary Port arriving from Arundel and Whitehaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Salistury
Chester
Guile
Jenny
Saltcoats
London
Ditto
N. B
Hibernia
Liverpool
Padengers
Arundel
Hefpys
Elwood
Mary Port
Hodgson
Hebe
Whitehaven
McGuillan
Ajtee
Barly
Molly
Workington
Fell
Bayaly
Nanez
Dutton
Ruby
Dime
Lark
Newnham
Phippe
Fortune
Owufen
Assize of Bread Prices Issued by Dublin Lord Mayor
City of Dublin orders fixed prices for wheat flour and meal items for store and household use. Includes per quarter rates for wheat and meal, variations for fourpenny, twopenny, sixpenny, and twelvepenny levels, and an allowance to the baker. Also contains rising and setting times, and high water data for Dublin Bar with daily values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Dublin
Fri
Soc
Sun Mo
Sat
Sun
Woollen Drapery and Men's Mercery Ad
Henry Cross announces his removal from Essex Street to Parliament Street No. 46. He offers a full new stock of London superfine cloths Florentines Lutherines and fancy waistcoating. Also advertises Cotton Mills at Finglas-bridge with lease sale option and asks applications to Henry Croture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cross
Worollen-Daapeer
Mens
Mercia
Essex-street
Parliament-street
London
Finglas-bridge
England
Ireland
Henry Croture
Parliament-fireet
Distressed Widow and Six Children Seek Aid
A pitiful appeal by William Dalton coachmaker Dominick Street asks for benevolence to a widow and six helpless children who have lost all, even clothing, to hunger. The text includes a donation list from John Godley and John Hunt and reports on the House of Industry employed, hospitalized, lunatic and incurable inmates, with 286 children and linen needs, signed by Samuel Paul secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dalton
Dominick-Street
House of Industry
John Godley
Richard Vincent
John Hunt
Lazar’s Hill
Aje
Anid House
Mr. Powel
Samuel” Paul
Unfortunate citizen seeks aid amid long illness in Dublin
An aged citizen, once active in public life, lies bedridden for five years with incurable disease and fever. He is cared for at a Dublin lodging house, unable to tend himself or his family. He appeals for humane assistance to relieve the dreadful condition he endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ni Wine Tavern
Curious New Kind of Ratberry Described for Horticulture
A Liverpesl advertisement touts a remarkable fruit plant named Ratberry growing up to ten feet tall, with golden pippen-like size and pink shading. It promises ripening in July, extraordinary yields, and notes prices and shipping details, inviting buyers to order seeds and related garden offerings from Bratt Bajoet and the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sintgular
Property for sale in Meath County with lease details
A parcel described as fee simple in Meath County near Dublin is offered for sale. Leases, except one, run to the residue of ten years ending May 1798. one lease extends to the remainder of a term. Applications should be made to Patrick Corbet, Attorney, at No 193 Abbey. Rent bell accessible there. Dated April 1784.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Meath
Mily
Dublin
Towrs
Pattick Corbet
Abbey
Land Sale Details in Meath and Killyon Regions
Notice of an estate partition and sale set from May first for lands in Meath including Ballinlig Cormmemucha near Clonardee and Killyon areas with adjoining parcels. Bradith Aungier Dublin to receive inquiries. viewing arranged through Mr. Len at Killyon. terms call for solvent improvements. November 16 marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Killyon
Boi
Drurmiin
Yhlen
Tenaig
Lands to be sold in Cromgue and Hysartees region
Property notice for the fee simple of parts of lands of Cromggue and Hysartee to be sold as agreed, part of the St John Preston estate. Application to Preston of Bellinter near Navan or James Efgq Marlborough Street Dublin. January 20, 1788.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromggue & Hysartee
St John Preston
Preston
Bellinter
Navan
James
Marlborough-street
Dublin
Castleto county property let with fittings and stock
County Meath Castleto house and lands between eighty and ninety acres near a market town, half a mile from Abboy. A newly built residence ready for tenancy, with furniture hay and corn if required. Valuation offers invited via Mrs Elinor Piers and Joseph Piers at Cafistown, Charles A Esq Painestown Kilcock, and Mr William Read Dublin. Lease or leasehold interest available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleto Corenlting
Abboy
Elinor Piers
Msseph Piers
Cafitstown
Charles A
Painestown
Kilcock
Mr. Williams Read
Little Britain-street
Dublin
Lands in Clare and Galway for sale by Parliament
Lands in Clare and Galway, including Anabeg and surrounding parcels, to be sold for debt payment. Various livings and rents set, with leases for three lives and renewed term, opportunity to rent at low values, inquiries to Thomas Arthur and Charles M'Donnell for details and satisfaction on lands and title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lal Seffien
Charles M‘donnell
Clare
Ture
Galway
Thomas Arthur
Limerick
Michael Head
Nenagh
Eunis
Bryru
King-Greet
Dublin
Charles M’donnell
Bryan Sigplech
Oyan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postscript
Wicholson and
WELLS
Dame-Sfreet
Irish Parliamentary Register
House of Commons
Frederick Flood
Gardiner
Arthur Brown
Nicholas Lawless
Conniel
Messrs
Gamble and Miller
Cranfield
Burston
Hartley
Marcue Beresford
Molyneaux
Beresford
Hewett
T. Burgh
Stewart
Killamoon
Griffith
Forbes
Michael Smith
Grattan
Alexander Montgomery
Francis Hutchinson
Constantinople
Marcus Beresford
Edward Newenham
Francia Hutchinson
Cegry
Major Hobart
John Blaquiere
Hayes
Drumbro Calle
Wm. Ponsonby
A. Montgomery
Lucius O'Brien
Henry Cavendish
Corry
Toler
Malahide
Port-News
R-House
Drogheda
County
Kildare
di ‘Loftus
Ballinlig
Cormmemucha
Clonardee
Carbery
Queen'’S County
Bal
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