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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 06, 1818
Page
3
A historic election notice from Cov County leaders and candidates. Rantleman Cork and Humble Servant Richard Haar pledge independence against coalition efforts and promise to defend county liberties. George Caher also declares Independent candidacy opposing late members and urging voters to resist institutional subjugation.
A letter from Dublin signed by Thomas White expresses intent to represent the County of Rikenny in Parliament. He asserts willingness to serve and seeks support, aiming to earn honour and duty to the electors. The missive conveys formal respect and pledges devoted service.
Trade notice offering slicer and sugar, refined and coarse, at wholesale prices. Includes Port wine, canes, wines, cognac, brandy, malt whiskey, Dublin whiskey, reduced spirits, spices, pickles, and grocer items. Remittance required with order. goods prepaid, delivery across the kingdom. many items sold as genuine.
A historical medical note describes disorders arising from blood impurity and proposes a universal purgative as a substitute for mercury. It mentions conditions such as scrofula, King's Evil, leprosy, gout, and related blood state disorders. Names of authors and publishers appear with addresses and outdated medical terms.
A fragment outlines the Independent Press with a pledge to publish a morning journal covering commerce, manufacture, fisheries, agriculture, domestic intelligence, law and police reports, theatre criticism, parliamentary proceedings, fashion and sport. It lists sections and aims, urging support and announcing subscription rates and office address in Sackville Street.
Three Commissioners of Ireland issue directives listing rates duties and taxes for the year starting January 6 1818 ending January 5 1819. It details payment options in excise districts across many towns and counties and offers a discount for lump sum payments while outlining penalties for nonpayment including distress and sale of goods.
Notice that the petitioner has presented a petition to the Court of Exchequer seeking discharge from custody and from creditor demands under acts aiding insolvent debtors. The document notes intended examination of conduct before the judges at Limerick in County Laois, dated this day of May.
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