Unclear Notice About Subscriptions and Printing Office
Fragmentary notice mentions July dates and requests subscribers to observe due dates. References a printing office and punctual observance, but key details and names are garbled.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 21, 1792
Page
2
The French Revolution Rise and Royalist Fall Chronicle
The account recalls a July 1789 scene with revolutionary crowds, royal procession, National Assembly, and the execution of the oath at the Champ de Mars. It notes the oath, guards, and symbolic acts as the King and nobles face popular tumult and a firelit altar of liberty.
Fragmentary historic text on royal ceremony and attire
The readable fragment notes a pale ceremonial robe and a royal dais stance during a royal event. It mentions a king, a pale robe, and a formal setting with officers in uniform, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear actions or outcomes.
European diplomacy and war measures discussed in Assembly
The assembly debated foreign affairs and war policy as ministers reported dispatches from Copenhagen and Paris. France and Denmark intertwined in negotiations while ministers argued for action to counter German threats and safeguard commerce. The assembly voted to repulse aggressions, limit imports, and supervise military resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce“penhagen
Petia
Austria
Denmark
Janes
France
Frasce
Sarve Louia
Strafourgh
Luckner
Patia
Caropaiai
Mvtalbite
Nedady Readedd
Corte Blanche
M. Grangeneuve
M. Luckner
Parld
M. Pédro Pibergo
King Cheered by Grenadiers During Federation Day Ceremony
Paris reports a tense event at the Military School where royal guards and grenadiers pledged loyalty to the King amid security concerns. The king watched as troops formed a protective rampart around him and later joined the National Assembly procession with the crowd supporting him. General Luckner named to command central forces. Fayette to Noisy duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natuwal Grenadiers
Pamily
Grenadiera
National Assembly
Fragmentary Military Action Note From Aged OCR Text
An unclear historical fragment describes movements and lines of troops near a river, with scattered names and timings. The text references a march or clash, positions along a front, and possible commands or commanders named in broken form. Strong entities are hard to identify due to OCR damage.
Royal visit and society notices amid Irish peerage chatter
The piece notes arrivals and movements of high rank including the Duchess Dowager of Leinster and the Marquis of Abercath with the Royal Family in the drawing room. It mentions the Bishop of Kildare at the King’s Level and an unveiling by Major Hobart. A Cricket Club forms among fashionables as the Government and Baftladte Company fund Lord McCartney’s Emir ballys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Marchindell
Abercath
Eagland
Thie X'Ngdog
Kildare
Mijyr Hobart
Lord McCartney
Emir Baffys
Baftladte Company
Election of Alderman Replaces Deceased Official
Yesterday the election to fill the vacancy for Alderman in the room of the late Alderman Smell proceeded with Sheriff Peera presiding for the Commons selection. Candidates Mefrie Tweedy Thompson Vance and Dickison contested. Thompson and Vance shifted support to friends. Dickston polled by Tweedy, and Tweedy won by a majority of 580. The passage notes a separate reference to the Prince of Withergibint and a ship sailing for Parkgate arriving on the 7oth with a number of passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermad Smell
Commons
Mefrie
Heird
Parkgate
Military reviews set for regiments under General Dudas
Regiments and garrison units will undergo separate reviews by General Dudas between now and the next month’s roll. Dragoons are to appear in the field ahead of the scheduled officer. The review days will be announced in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudas
Accidents and city honors in early Dublin notices
Late night fire destroyed a house on Cook-direct with adjoining ruins. A laborer fell under a heavy rain contraption in Hawkins street, crushed to death. Dublin City Freedom awarded to Joseph Atkinsus, High Sheriff. Printer of the Limerick Herald threatened with prosecution over a reported death. Washington brigantine, Captain Davis, sailed to Philadelphia with valuable cargo. Brooks, Robinson, Norton and Cunningham to be tried for murder of Mr. Lyneaul. Ireland urged to seize continental decline to boost trade and manufacture. Public debate over government, ambition, and constitutional happiness. Mr. Palmer faced famine juries through Samuel Resborough for the poor of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook-direct
James
Hawkins
Piiday
Dublin
Joseph Atkinsus
Limerick
Washington
Davis
Philadelphia
Brooks
Robinson
Norton
Cunningham
Mr. Lyneaul
Fragmented poem critique on Mana stage show and performers
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses a Mana stage event with praised performers and audience reactions. It mentions crowd responses, a poet, and theatrical measures while garbled terms suggest a review tone. The passage yields limited coherent details beyond general praise for a performance and its perceived impact on the audience.
Fragmented OCR: speculative note on Barker display and guards
The readable text discusses Barker's display of agility and guard reactions, noting defenses around a central figure and comparisons to future human perception of protection. It hints at public places and daily exercises, with speculative remarks on automaton-like behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Hos Fe
Elhtows
Ile Nobre Antimat
Waterford Naval Movements Reported In July Entry
Waterford reports a royal cutter Pilote arriving from a cruise with a lieutenant aboard. Last Monday a company of artillery marched into Clofimel from Charlee Fort and on Tuesday proceeded toward Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Irifty Regiment of Artillery
Clofimel
Charlee Fort
Dublin
Duel Near Fedamore Ends With Light Wound
A duel occurred near Fedamore in the county resulting in Phoo. I-rs. sod A. nn receiving a slight wound. In a separate incident a country gentleman was assaulted by armed robbers in a lane near Newtown-Pery, knocked down and relieved of his watch and some cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedamore
Couny
Phoo. I
Eigra
Newtown-Pery
Balinailoc Wool Fair Brisk Prices Loom Large
Mullingar July 216 Balinailoc wool fair closes with brisk trade and high prices. Wool fleece sixteens to seventeens shillings per stone lamb wool eighteen to nineteen pence. Expect fair to start early this week as buyers gather. Also note the death of Montieur Leverault at Rochefort, a noted French lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balinailoc
Married unions reported in Irish jurisdiction record
A marriage notice records Samuel Pierles of Newtown Mount Kenordy Wicktow allying Mia Frances Richarda daughter of the late James Richards of Wexford. Also mentions the 7th infant Bartholomew Doran born to Mile Aon Deegan Lothaf Rarecsdale in Kildare, with church or regional ceremony implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pierles
Newtown
Mount Kenordy
Co. Wicktow
Mia Frances Richarda
James Richards
Co. Wexford
Bartholomew Doran
Mile Aon
Deegan
Lothaf Rarecsdale
Kildare
Deaths and memorials on voyage from Bar padnes
At eight o'clock on Saturday morning Philip Crampton Ely aged 86 years and long serving alderman and city benefactor aboard the ship Sifanna on passage from Bar padnes. George Simspony Ely lieutenant in His Majesty's 4th regiment and late in England Hon Colin Campbell Captain in the army and driver to the Earl of Kedatbane. At his house in Fleettrest Mr Louis Tourel Lat an eminent merchant famed for his upright character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Crampton
Ely
Fleettrest
Lous Tourellat
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