29 Jul 1790
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 29, 1790
Page
1
The document presents Edward Ward's July 1790 letter from Castle Ward addressing the Down county election crisis. He thanks colleagues, defends his conduct, and pledges to preserve peace, liberty, and commerce while resisting coercion. He notes rejection of a rival’s aid and asserts impartial, prudent governance for Ireland.
A dated, formal note in which ROBERT STEWART addresses Erse and Independent electors of the county, pledging adherence to public cause and the constitution. He extols impartiality, condemns party excess, and praises the honorable conduct of a past leader while declaring his own acceptance of the trust with diffidence.
Members of aid company are desired to meet at Kades’s Hoey’s court on Monday the 4th day of August next at one o’clock in the afternoon to pay their half yearly subscription transact the business of the company and dive dated this 26 day of July
Abstract discusses revenue laws and subscriber corrections for a Dublin publication. It notes subscriptions, pricing for subscribers and non subscribers, and references a 1790 date. It mentions Mr Wen and a fire incident at George Eskeldson exploiting aid for a large family. It commends inhabitants of St. Mark's and St. Wesburgh's for subscriptions and requests further humane citizen support.
Public appeal issued after a June blaze burned the George Eskilonen stores and rope walk at City-quay. A widow and 81 children face livelihood loss. donations invited from local gentlemen and firms including Thompson, English, Cardiff, Robinson, and Beeby, among others, to aid the affected family.
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant orders all pensioners of the Royal Hospital to appear at specified places and times to claim allotments and pensions. Those not appearing will be struck off the hospital books as dead or absent, with duties for active service and potential bounty. dates set for regions including Belfast, Beltusbet, Cork, Kilkenny, Athlone, Galway, and Dublin on August 3 at 8 AM.
Advertises fashionable furnished lodgings in New Streets, Eath July 1790, requested by Mr Sherrard. A brief notice highlighting availability and location with an emphasis on refined accommodations.
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