02 Jul 1791
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 02, 1791
Page
1
The hospital announces that SIKTH and LAST BERLE PR will attend. A dance is not planned due to weather, with events set for Paowanane Paions. The 24 Caan Assamary is scheduled for Tuesday, the rath Juxy, and the 36 Tuxepdr on the second of Avcuat.
By Skinner and Dyke on Tuesday the 33d of August at twelve o clock at Gorraway Collee-house Exchange-alley Cornhill in one lot by order of the trustees a large estate with 14 acres of canes yielding sugar and 150 puncheons of rum first qualities a dwelling house and a commodious set of works to grind 47 hogsheads of sugar weekly stock of Negroes cattle and appurtenances in perfect order and condition four hundred seventy acres of land river works near the Prone River nine miles from the works for further particulars apply to Messrs Prothero and Claxton Brittal Charlton Palmer Ivy Prilper lane and Skinner and Dyke Aldersgate Wheery of Alexander Keith and James Sterling Edinburgh noting the date and places.
In Dublin on Wednesday the th Day of July next notices are given of a proposed exchange and business relative to the roads. The record states a formal auction or transfer process for road property and associated obligations.
Property proof required to claim the mare by paying the expenditure of this advertisement. Apply to Mr. John Clinch, Rathcoole. Dated this day in 1790s.
Gentlemen of Consequence in the Revenue are invited to view a newly built house on the North Wall. It is spacious and elegant and suitable for immediate reception of a family, age about twelve months. Near the New Custom House opening in August, with applications directed to Richard Dodd, at the Nubble Beer Brewery, Oxmantown Green and Stony Darter. Brewers promise beer of superior quality and flavor to fit the noblemen and gentlemen who prefer it.
Money to be sent on real or personal security from one hundred to one thousand pounds. Applications to Arthur Dunn, attorney, Usher's Imand, empowered to lease or sever lots of ground for building within one mile of Dublin on the Rathfambai road, leaves in perpetuity.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a charity house staffing inmates and patients, including employed and infirm and a variety of wards. It mentions numbers in the hospital, lunatics, children taught to read and pin, and a Kennedy living last week. The text is garbled but centers on the institution and its residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a London Gazette snippet about Fit Malt Chelflina Minjelly and a Magichal Assembly member. mentions Hie-Mott Chinian Wajelly sleeping at Chalona and a possible arrival in the capital, with Saturday as a probable day. Names and places appear inconsistently due to damaged text.
Foreign intelligence reports the King has tasked the President of Castille and Cortés deputies to inform inhabitants and compile a list of grievances, aiming to ease the realm’s burdens and align with what resembles the old Spanish Constitution, drawing on similarities to past constitutional forms.
The Prince of Conde with the Dukes of Bourbon and Sughien arrived at Mannheim yesterday morning. They dined at the Electoral Palace, then Count d Artois arrived amid cannon salutes. The royal party stayed at Darmstadt and Mannheim arrangements faltered amid fears of a French counter revolution.
An evening courier from Petersburgh delivered pacific dispatches prompting messengers to Pomerania and Prussia to recall regiments to their quarters. The action signals a shifting stance in regional military deployments following the prior day.
Paris reports that the King and royal family are safe and respected while en route. Unanimity grows against the opposition to the new Constitution as deputations from departments arrive praising the sovereigns and ready to defend the republic against counter revolution.
Citizens at the bar recount the attempted flight of the King from Varennes. A Royal Allemand detachment planned the departure but was foiled by suspicions at Chalon, clerment, and Varennes. The carriage was halted, the royal party forced to alight, and guards maintained order to prevent rescue or further action.
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