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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 10, 1794
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR yields a colonial land notice involving Longborr county with names such as Walt Telton and Fulk-Greville. The readable parts mention parcels, payments, and a public sale framework but lack coherent dates, locations, or complete entities.
A Royal Home Department dispatch describes Marechal Mollendorf surrounding a French camp at Kayrs Lugtern on the 23rd, with over one thousand killed and ten thousand prisoners taken. Further action near Raiférflauterny the next day defeated the French with heavy losses and forced retreat.
The account describes ruthless Ruffians led by Colonel Apeaxint entering Koziénice and devastating the town. Churches and houses looted, furniture destroyed, and two daughters carried away. A Major publicly punished for resisting, while rumors of troop movements and insurrection spread as authorities vow punishment.
Fragmented text appears to mix names and phrases with religious and legal terms. The readable parts reference a bishop, a businet perhaps business, and mentions of dates like August. The overall content is garbled and incomplete with no clear event or outcome.
The report details military moves and local governance during a chaotic period. It notes May orders to muster 24800 soldiers for the army payable at the National Bank, summons for apothecaries and medical staff, and demands for census data. It mentions arrests of vessels with coin, a baptism ceremony plan for Zakraewtki’s family, export bans on rawhide and feather, and a failed capitulation offer from Ruffians. It also covers Prussian arrivals, a transfer of the former royal mine to a new committee, and insurrection price reports from Ukravia. A notable act by Sapieha, son of the Lithuanian chancellor, resigning command and donating 6600 ducats and 40 bottles to the Republic is highlighted.
A crowded drawing room scenes a royal birthday celebration in London with aristocrats and loyalists surveying the event. The piece mentions tanks displayed, a parade of ranks, and reactions of indignant Republicans amid reflections on the monarchy.
The fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled legal and naval discourse with mentions of a mayor, aad, a gidatty, protection trade, and an Admiral No, all muddled. It hints at affidavits, rights, and a possible case or debate over maritime or trade matters without clear subjects or outcomes.
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