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09 Jun 1785
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Dublin Journal in Dublin, Dublin
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 09, 1785
Page
1
Fragmented Royal News and Treaty Echoes Across Seas
A garbled report covers European diplomacy and local events. It notes discussions of pacification treaties, imperial claims, and potential war, with references to Prince William Henry’s arrival in Greenwich and a volatile Atlantic balance of power. It mentions factory plans in Lifton, shifts in English goods support, and smuggling amid anti American ship laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingen Hout
Highriels
Wiliam Hedry
Front Germany
Greenwich
Pepre-Pe
Soro
Edosivatm House
Eva Thet
Apotterdam
Hague
Waa
Republic
Venice
Lifton
West Indies
Great Britain
Fragmentary Royal Navy gun carriage description aboard ships
Fragmented OCR recalls a harbor scene with a criticized plan to mount guns over a parapet and the arrival of ships Royal Navy captains from Bombay. The text mentions a cabinet and a court, with scattered names like Southampton and Lennox, plus Meatt and Willen, amid damaged wording and garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeriness
Cote
Li ‘Ag
Ae Viz
Southampton
Lennox
Bombay
Willen
Parliamentary Intelligence House of Lords Report
Proceedings in the House of Lords include petitions from Irish interests, the King's Bench record, and debates on tobacco import duties. Lordships consider certiorari to move Chief Justice implications, Irish propositions, Palmerston era fiscal issues, and the Poll Tax era bills with Bristol and Glasgow merchants petitioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Ucase
Skynmer
D’ Eeekinson
Caine
Court of
King’s Bench
Hicks’s Hall
Bason
Wight
Venice
Thipa
Salary of the Scotch judges debated in Parliament
Friday June 10 House of Commons discusses the Scottish judges salary increase with Sir Matthew White Ridley cautioning on Scotland’s revenue use. Dundas condemns proposals for separate funds for the raise, noting potential political bias and fiscal implications among Waterford sheriffs and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords of Session
Scotland
Matthew White Ridley
Kilkenny
Waterford
Dundas
Dublin
Thomas ‘Todd Faulkner
Dublin Letter Describes Poisoned Food and Public Admiration
A June letter from Coothhill reports a poor woman giving poisonous mushrooms to her children and herself, with three deaths soon after and a labourer dying later. It notes public opportunities to testify support for Mr Humphreys amid laughter at his entertainments and mentions a fatal blow to Anne Penderhill in Beresford Street and Dublin citizens’ hoped generosity toward a deserving Ranelagh figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coothhill
Humphreys
Dublin
Anne ‘Penderhill
Beresford-stretts
Ranelagh
Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane
Renton
Alan Oe
Lower
Normandy
Lon DO Ny
Parliamentary ‘Intelligence
House of Lords
Graham
Garrow
Bransky
St Tifton
Pal
Billy
Moray
Beaufoy
Fondo
Wes Ie
Heaton
Glaf
Pitt
Paisley
Adam Perguson
Frederick ‘Campbell
Drummond
Lord Maitland
Adam
Demnottes
Undland
Jak
Warric
Geisi
Sheir
Mullingar
Aittong
Relturbet
Clonmel
Ak Qi
Ington
House Or Commons
Toockss
Billy Payabie
P. Titer
Pr Bank Dtack
Awan
Vickers
Delnainent
Tun
Dannthe
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