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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 23, 1789

Page

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BENCH DISTURBANCES AND FRENCH GUARDS IN PARIS

A London dated report from July describes widespread unrest in Paris with the populace arming themselves and joined by French guards to drive out foreign troops. It notes looting, arson, and requisitioning of corn and monasteries, plus military movements in Brittany Normandy and other provinces as Europe watches France’s crisis.

Paris Ata Lalu Ehat Generaus Peple Pavie Brittany Normandy Kroraines Te Ean Patis France Reddy Misjery Betanian Europe Denmark Laap Vei Malan Quadron

Dondan bill on empowering United Company of Merchants

The House of Commons Friday July 17 read the bill for empowering the United Company of Merchants trading to the Indies to borrow money a second time and committed it for Monday. A House committee chaired by Gidgert voted seven to five on unpaid expenses alleged by the people of Great Britain against Warren Hating Ege.

Dondan United Company of Merchants Tradin Ft Indies Torrow Money Gidgert Great Britain

Tobacco clause in bill sparks House debate and third reading

The House, in committee, heard Mr Rocy's tobacco clause after a 13 month delay in warehouses. Opposition argued the Excise extension was oppressive and unsafe to British principles. Lords and ministers noted manufacturing concerns and possible fraud while plans for third reading and Monday committee adjournment were set.

Rocy Watton Cagner Chathimy Petham Watkin Lewes Janges Johnsone Bing Sanam Stanley Gay Rider Lords James Johnstone Geehville Bristain Gaxtcoigny Jans Megane

Fragmentary Dublin Letters on Earthquake and Libel

A Dublin edition reports letters from Whitehaven noting an earthquake felt in Cumberland near Carlisle with churches and cemeteries affected. It also cites Paris gossip and libel accusations aimed at the Grand Monarque and female virtue, amid a turbulent political climate and a possible insurrection.

Whitehaven Cumberland Carlisle Parle France London Paris

Fragmentary 18th Century Ledger and Theatre News

The text mixes a damaged financial tale of promissory notes and a public theatre notice. It describes a failed bill dispute with a banker over a thousand pound sum, a missed payment, and subsequent negotiation from Paris. It also mentions the arrival of Prince of Water and praise for actor Midgieton, with donations to Meath Hospital via Rev John Drury and Richard Nev il.

Fické Scatp Widdows Paria Aldégh Prince of Wakter Heith Parkgate Everal Pafsener Thas Midgieton Hag Gullingis Gre Guined John Drury St. John’s Guymen Richard Nevil Cufferstreet Meath Hospital

Nicholson warns buyers on Irish lottery tickets and dates

Nicholson informs friends and customers that tickets for the Irish Lottery are on sale in many formats at low terms in Europe. He notes large prize values including hundreds of thousands and urges immediate purchase to avoid artifices of unscrupulous dealers. The message references specific ticket numbers and prize amounts and cautions the public about delaying purchases.

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Mail for England Dispatch Tonight and Tomorrow Night

The notice states the mail for England will be dispatched tonight at eleven o'clock and tomorrow night at half past eleven. It lists several vague names and terms such as Colliers, Hazard, Royal Policie Passengere, and vessels with locations like Dartmouth and Halyhead. The fragmentary text hints at shipping or passenger arrangements but remains unclear and incomplete.

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