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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 14, 1791
Page
1
The message notes late night intelligence from the Army about a force marching northward from Tiagar on the 7th. It praises allied native powers for strength and security, expects enemy movements to be tightened, and highlights the Supreme Government’s exertions and additional force aiding operations.
January reports describe Tiagar to Trinomaly and Arnee movements as Tippoo’s force fled eastward. A Bramin defender at the Pagoda resisted, was captured with wealth, and villagers sought refuge before the attack. Army plans show detachments under General Mulgrave and regiments marching toward Conjeveram and the Precinct.
Reported January 26 from Arnee describes the army under General Musgrave advancing to Con Jereram and then recrossing the Pallar River toward Ayamcailam. The left wing arrived near Wood's Choultry on the 23rd and 24th, with a grand encampment planned at Velloor about 16 miles from the Presidency. A strong garrison was left at Arnee as preparations for renewed action continue. Tippoo's forces are believed to have withdrawn from the Catholic region.
Fragmentary text notes a retirement through changing times, mentioning a few hundred horses left below the Ghauta to observe the emotions of our army. The passage hints at military observers and the toll on personnel during ongoing operations.
In Constantimorye on April 14 officials say war preparations proceed with high energy. Frederick William exerts strong influence as he seeks a major diversion led by the King of Prosia and allied powers. The Prussian courier Moller delivered a king’s letter to the Grand Signior, while M. de Knabelsdorff presented it. The aged Mufti who died at ninety had been replaced by Megut Effendi, regarded as capable.
Dublin January 21 179K His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will give audience on Tuesdays and Saturdays from eleven till two o clock and on Thursdays will transact military business only at eleven o clock.
J Riddall in Corn Market offers curtain lace and related items from 55 shillings to five guineas with steady supply from English and French factories. Bruffels and English lace edges and minionet styles featured, plus threading and blond edgings at reduced prices. Riddall claims authenticity and warns against misrepresentation linked to a trial, citing a bench declaration for his professional conduct.
A London note laments that England seeks the best negotiator in a British Bee while the Whig Club meets. Reports from Limerick and Clonmel describe a turf boat fire fatality, plus jail commitments for assault, murder, and rape in County Cork and nearby districts.
A Waterford Gazette note reports on a crowded fashionable theatre scene. Orpheus and Euridice drew unprecedented attention with high society attendance and plans for a repeat next Friday. The Meath Hospital charity received donations from juries in King’s Bench and Common Pleas. A wedding announcement and local news items follow.
The Drawwing commences this Day at One O' Clock at No75 Aungier Street. Tickets One British Shilling each. Plan for a new lottery by the Chamber’s Diddleary. Good luck wishes to patrons. 190 children in the House, 74 taught to read and spin. old linen needed for infirmaries. Rev Mr Leaswick visited last week.
A fragmentary notice indicates land of ten acres at Seaport Point near Black Rock is to be let. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. The item resembles a local property letting notice with minimal readable details.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Elizabeth Gertrude Gra ham as plaintiff and Graves Chamney Ely as defendants in a Florida civil matter with unclear further details. The text implies a court filing or docket entry naming plaintiffs and defendants but provides no dates or case numbers.
The Hon William Morres, youngest son of the late Viscount Mountmorres, laments his ruined fortune after epilepsy and family neglect left him debtor to impostors. He appeals to public benevolence to settle a four year maintenance obligation and lodging debt, thanking contributors and promising gratitude.
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