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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 07, 1792
Page
2
A partial theater note describes a Tuesday evening performance of The Beggar's Opera featuring Captain Macheath and cast members with names like Mr Hier and others, set along a street scene with mention of fringe dancers and a planned spectacle in a crowded venue.
The Theatre Royal advertises Madam Mara to appear on July 7 in a revived production with entirely new characters and augmented roles in Artare axes Arbaces and other parts under managers Hogan and Fitzgerald Tickets will be issued Monday for the requested seating and patrons are urged to confirm numbers.
An announced performance titled Love Makes a Man is planned for Friday the 13th at the Fops Fortune Theatre. The cast includes Lewis Benepe and Mr. Dun cin with Mr. Cols Mik Greate and Mrs. Kennedy listed. tickets available from Mr. Mara or Mr Lewis at Dame-street 35.
Notice invites the public to a July performance featuring a favourite comic opera with a vaudeville and new scenes, to be proclaimed in future advertisements. Box places at Crowdie’s includes a venue with planned entries and attendance details.
The document records a partnership between Ever Ina and Mie Martingh a Ma of BalyBarion, with a duty to confer and furnish accounts. It notes that none of the persons issued accounts in bonds, and the matter concerns an inquiry on the state of accounts as of July 7, 179%.
On July 3 1794 a special examination found the Cathedral in a ruinous state with walls and gutters decayed and many parts of the structure unsafe for public attendance. Deponents reported the nave and other areas unsafe and the Dean and Chapter ordered no services until repairs could be made.
Irish state lottery scheme announced by commissioners for managing and directing the Mh State Lottery. They are ready to grant tickets under Act of Parliament for sale and insurance. Drawing to commence next week at New Verhber factory. Signed by order of managers and directors C and R Dely, secretary.
The creditor of the Reverend Anthony Towns has not furnished an account of demands to Mr Baker of Capel Street. The matter will be proceeded with by the speedy line of payment in Dublin on the 9th of July 1792.
A small house with five to ten acres of land is advertised for letting between Lucan and Celbridge. Apply to Richard Mullen at Donacomper near Celbridge for details.
The Treasurer's Office at No 9 Clare Street will be open Saturdays from 1 to 3 for paying outstanding paving debentures and warrants. Interest on old debentures ceases from a specified day. An interest on new debentures will be paid every midsummer and Christmas. Published August 17 1792.
Notice by the Commissioners for widening and converting streets in Dublin to repair banks and trackways along the Grand Canal between Artiaduke Road and Harcourt Lock. Restrictions on buildings and structures over one story without Canal Company approval. Date signed by Thomas Sherrard in April 1749.
Barrack Office in June 1793 announces proposals for rebuilding the Walk of the House of Commons. Information, plan, and forms available daily from twelve to three. Proposals must be sealed and directed to the Secretary. By order, R Spowaites, Sec.
The London Gazette recounts the arrival of their new sovereign with the king's coronation ceremony held in Buda. It notes royal pageantry and the Hungarian nation’s attachment to their new sovereign as recorded on Wednesday.
Reports from Crussels describe a mobilization at Breda with Dutch, Austrian, and French regiments. Hungary and Prussia position troops in Flanders. France reinforces while Baron Mylius regains Herlebeke after a failed French surprise attack. Numerous regimental movements and alignments outline a widening conflict in the region.
Reports describe a volatile scene in the capital as M. La Fayette arrives, with National Guards escorting him to the National Assembly and crowds divided. The king showers courtiers, gates of royal gardens close, and fear of a siege grows as Luckner orders fortifications and peasants toil on defenses. Casualties and damage recounts suggest a prolonged clash from dusk until early morning with heavy skirmishing around the Ghent gate area.
Message from the King to French soldiers urging loyalty to the laws, discipline, and the flag of liberty. He praises citizen-soldiers, warns against treachery, and emphasizes unity, courage, and respect for civilians as officers seek victory through mutual trust. Signed by LOL 16 and countersigned Lasanne.
A royal communique from Menio on June 28 announces a trusted figure selected by the Majesty to command a premier unit. The message asserts devotion to France, long military service, and readiness to face political challenges while pledging loyalty to national duties.
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