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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 13, 1785
Page
1
The House of Commons debated a reform address touching constitutional rights trade matters and Ireland. Speakers clashed over parliamentary reform, royal prerogative, and the balance between liberty and authority amid ongoing constitutional tension.
A January 1785 Dublin meeting of the principal cotton manufacturers of Dublin and suburbs agrees to address John Foster and the General Assembly. They express confidence in extending the cotton manufacture, ask support for their wages and investments, and pledge gratitude while seeking continued protection for their industry and its prosperity under the Crown.
A fragmentary advertisement notes a new set of sonatas for harpsichord with accompaniment for flute or violin. The item, titled Volunteers, is connected to a London publication by a nameless publisher, mentioning price and how it aids performers in 18th century recital settings.
An early 18th century notice promotes a new vessel named the Pinch or Wales built by John Heir of the London Trade. The ship, intended to serve Holyhead and Parkgate, promises regular sailings for nobility gentry and public with flexible departure options and accommodations.
A fragmented notice cites affection and loyalty to Great Britain, referencing church law, authority, and subscription of signatures. It mentions an office in Cramppton Court and prior civic actions, with unclear names and dates, highlighting a forthcoming formal act or statement.
Incomplete text indicates a public notice fragment mentioning areas or regions, a thank you, and receipt actions. It references a director or official and a possible body name, but specifics, dates, or locations are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR notes refer to a single gentleman in a parlour arrangement with a bed chamber and drawing room. Mentions printer’s requirements and a request directed to the printers. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled text.
New seed and nursery business opens on Cork Hill Dublin led by James Simpson. It promotes a broad stock including fruit trees, flowering shrubs, greenhouse plants, garden tools, and seeds with reduced prices. The proprietor promises hardy fruit trees and a large collection, including grafted filberts and early cucumber seed packets.
Treasury announces purchase terms for loan debentures dated 1784. Debentures issued at or under the rate of eighty eight pounds per hundred paynds, with premiums, to holders delivering debentures by December 3rd. Office of His Majesty's Treasury outlines allotment and sale dates and duties for subscribers.
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