Dublin County Gentlemen and Clergy Petition for Merit
Postscript to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Dublin County. A candid admission claims personal merit and asks support for a candidate for Parliament, praised for years of conciliating factions. The text names Parker and Shir Parelality and hints at allied influence and service to the nation. The signer TALBOT appears as a humble servant offering endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Rawain
Lars
Nctis
Meath
Wy. Weuch-Beneyred Parker
Gentle Letter From Dublin Clergy to Freeholders 1790
A late 18th century Irish fragment shows John Finlay address to Dublin County freeholders and clergy. The missive, dated 1790, laments past neglect and urges support for a parliamentary candidate while praising faithful service to the realm. It hints at political tension and vows devoted allegiance to the county and its representation.
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Bancor Maxte
Liberty UV
Mypperf
Shertie
John Finlay
Dublins
Dublin News Update Amid Winds and Trade Reports
Mornings from Holyhead to Dublin describe Lord Westmoreland's Bangor stop and possible arrival in Dublin Bay aboard the Dorset Yacht. Advices note Whitehaven ships heading for Dublin and rising trade from New York Philadelphia and Rhode Island, with emigration of merchants and talks of open commerce with Spain. Grand and Market Juries and sessions to be opened at Kilmainham and the Tholfel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finlay
R. W. Talbot
Dublin
Lord Ardee
Meath
Carlingford
Bridey
Whitehaven
Dublin Bay
Laeyers
New York
Philadelphia
Rhode I Mandabar
Amercan
Spain
America
Efliogs House
Kilmainham
Tholfel
Kec. Be
The President’s Courtly Parade at the Capital
A discussion notes Washington adopting courtly ceremonies similar to a palace presence. Observers describe audience feats and a Madrid envoy, with New York papers calling the leader a modern Cincinnatus. Public addresses express mixed opinion as respect grows, yet jealousy lingers.
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Ford
New York
Frapiek
Madrid
London
Washington
A Patriotic Proclamation to the President by Hithopa Clergy
A letter from the bishops and leading clergy of New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and South Carolina extends cordial congratulations to the President elect praising his revolution service temperance and leadership. They express confidence in his future administration and invoke divine blessing urging preservation of health prosperity and public virtue. The President responds with polite thanks acknowledging the public supplications and favorable opinion.
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Episcopal
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Mos
United States
Fasderal Legiavure
Public yards ease city’s poor during prolonged winds
The article notes wind hardship for the city’s poor eased by public yards open since October. Up to seventeen hundred people daily received tickets, sparking calls for careful distribution to prevent resale at high prices by foreighters. It praises the noble horse entertainment led by Young Astley, with Hiadrefa wearing jewels and royal arms. He is scheduled to perform each evening through next Wednesday.
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Astley
London
Hiadrefa
France
Fragmentary note on Wicklow and Mayo figures and figures of speech
A garbled, late 19th or early 20th century fragment discusses Wicklow and Mayo locales and mentions Samuel, Heman, and other individuals with titles. The text references county elections, offices such as secretary and treasurer, and notable connections to nobility, ending in a stream of names and partial phrases.
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Heman
Wicklow
Samuel
Attias
Keene
Garaiet Roe
J Bédigne
Sterley
Calgarel
Mayo
Ear
Nugent
Marchioness
Buckingham
Q'Bonnel
English Lady Seeks Young Learners for French Language tutelage
An English Protestant lady educated in a French convent offers to teach French with fluency and pure pronunciation. She seeks several young pupils, not more than half a page in size, to learn the refined language and manner of speech under proportional terms.
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France
Mary
Provisional English Lessons Offered By Clergyman’s Daughter
An advertisement notes English language instruction by Will and Angie English, daughter of a clergyman. Terms are priced per lesson and per entrance, with separate rates for French and English courses. Location cited as South Great George’s Street with a December 23 date in 4789.
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South Great George’ S Street
Ots
Capital House and Offices in Dawson-freet Market
A capital house and offices in Dawson-freet are set for an annual term of lives with covenant for renewal. The lease contemplates sale or renewal, with feefarm and use rights specified. Mrs Budler and Mr Pollock are named parties in the matter and arrangements concern Lanadborough.
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Dawson-freet
Nana
Budler x
Lanadborough
Mr. Pollock
Unknown fragment summary item in archival notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a gate event with unclear names and dates. Readable terms include a place or organization and a potential year code, but key entities are not identifiable. The piece resembles a brief public notice or classified item with missing context.
Dublin Castle Forgery Pardon Offer for Discoverers
December 14 17 9 Lords Justices issue a pardon offer for any person who first discovers the accomplice or accomplices in the abovementioned forgery and ensures apprehension under the command of the Excellencies.
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Dublin Castle
Hamilton
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EODAL
Holyhed
Earl of Westmoreland
Bangor
North Wales
Holyhead
Dubdin Bay
Thie City
England
AMER
Scottund
Wiliati
Batsea Nord
Nates Land
Tedder Bale
Scotland
Roy
Caine
A&c
Bat Gienv
Mueag Ete
Brances
Raert Bey
Racarnher
Peeny Lackin
Kintian Mackin
Croghan
Keelagh
Ghacreey
Neumany
Cave
Ada
Hartis
Bryan
Ogieneris
Berlew
Benetaney
Carda
Oo Beer
Marty Eneyni Fen
Ernich
Peter Burks
Patton
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