15 Jul 1788
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 15, 1788
Page
1
The fragment discusses war powers and treaty rights amid continental conflict. It references armed forces and requisition procedures, protection of allied nations, and a framework for mutual defense. Names suggest participants in a treaty or parliamentary discussion from 1788.
Parliamentary Intelligence reports the Lords read a bill for better regulation of the West Indies, passed without amendments, and a message sent to the Commons. His Majesty’s speech praised the labor and supplies, warned on war and arching peace aims, and prorogation to September 25 was ordered.
A Privy Council gathering in Dublin on Monday included prominent figures such as the heir of Carhamptony, Lord Pery, Lord Bellamont, and the Archbishop of Dublin. Dispatches numbered 597 were sent to Lord Sydney’s office, while regiments moved to country quarters for upcoming garrison duty. Reports from Londonderry note a brutal murder in Omagh, a woman killed a child, and ongoing robberies with several executions scheduled. Local notices describe shipments of cattle to Saltcoats and Bristol, unsafe roads in Newtown, and a widespread harvest in Leinster despite crime and transport concerns.
Fragmentary 19th century clipping notes cattle and sheep supply, claims dearness linked to speculation and foreign orders. Mentions Lynch jailed for attempted robbery, gambling ruin, and a string of marriages including Peet to More and Clarke to Mays. Reports on local trades and social happenings in Dublin.
A royal notice styled line proclaims allegiance to the King with ceremonial language and archaic wording. No further contextual facts are available within the readable text.
A garbled OCR passage recounts a Lord Lieutenant and officials addressing a treason or riot case. It mentions Beale, Perots4, and a fear of warrants, with names such as Nevers and Hartendi. The text references a Gaunt Chamber, Lifford, and Babli Samos, suggesting a regional crackdown and sentencing context.
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