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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 10, 1788
Page
1
The excerpt describes bank stock prospects with a four percent rate and potential dividend raises, alongside a wide range of court matters. It covers the march of volunteers, a Buckingham incident, inquiries into charitable fund mishandling, pavement and infrastructure debates, and a sequence of legal proceedings with arrests, acquittals, and sentences.
The Grand Jury of Galway will be sworn at ten o'clock on Monday July 1st and criminal and civil business proceed on the opening day. Records must be entered with the Register before the fitting of the Court on those days.
The London mail departs tonight at midnight and again tomorrow night. Arrivals include ships from Dublin, Chester, Leith and Liverpool with passengers and cargo. Notable names listed include the King of Parkgate, Earl Charlemont of Liverpool, and the Duches of Ruthird among others, with wind noted as N. E. and other vessels sailing for Bristol Cork and Greenock.
Lord Lieutenant and Council publish rewards for uncovering culprits who damaged Toll Gates and attacked a house on the Dublin to Malahide turnpike. Proclamation warns of pardons for accomplices and commands law officers to pursue punishments. Also cites an Act to suppress forceful possession and transportation for felonies.
The Lord Lieutenant and Council publish a reward for the capture and conviction of John O Donnell Bartholomew Shea Patrick Heffernan James McNamara James Sughrue James Collin Anne Cody Michael McElgort John Murrinane John Sullivan Mary Sullivan and others for a barbarous murder and related felonies in the counties of Limerick Kerry Waterford and Dublin. A reward of fifty pounds each is offered. twenty pounds for those who aid in discovery and prosecution. Authority urges all justices and subjects to assist and avoid harboring suspects. Dublin Council Chamber August 21.
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