16 Jun 1789
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 16, 1789
Page
1
Dublin foundling hospital notes call for inspection of young apprentices to verify conduct, Christian instruction, and appearance. Lady Arbella Denny plans examinations to assess behavior, with concerns over attendance and neglect by masters, urging reform and expansion of suitable apprentices.
The Kildare Street Club members are reminded to pay their annual subscriptions by the end of June as the first warning day passes. Members who fail to pay by that date will be expelled. signatory Jonathan Rogers, secretary, notes those admitted before January 1 share the same obligation.
A fragmentary note mentions Me Nicholson and Suatus with unclear context. The text reads like a garbled transcription of names and places, possibly a local notice or snippet. No coherent event details or dates emerge to define a specific action or outcome.
A damaged OCR text records a monetary listing with various items and prices, mentioning a person named Alex Wines and values like 10 percent and 4 a. The fragment references bottles and wines such as Sherry and Vin de Gravesos, with scattered figures like 228.94 and 133. The overall piece reads as a catalog-like notice or note detailing purchases or offerings without clear context or complete details.
A notice offering a loan of three thousand pounds on approved real security in one sum of two thousand and one hundred pounds seeks applications. Interested parties should apply to McLinswoath Gaesxe, Attorney at Law, Digger Street.
A notice outlines sums of two thousand seven hundred pounds and one thousand five hundred pounds to be levied or approved by the clerk. It mentions real security and Alten Harcourt-beet in a Lent period.
Reports from May include General Derfelden’s victory near Harillty on the Sireth and a separate defeat near Galatz with substantial Turkish losses. Stockholm notes a circular dismissing remaining Senators and a new two-department Council. Vienna details promotions, fever relief for the Emperor, and troop movements toward Semlin and Weisskuchen, with warnings of a large allied force marching from Moldavia. Berlin covers imperial honors for generals and a royal departure to Pomerania.
Dispatches from Constantinople report naval preparations with four ships of the line and six frigates awaiting sailors from the Black Sea. Selim the Third's plans remain unknown as the grands fleet awaits the Grf division’s return. In Warsaw, a Greek Bishop in Lithuania resigns to a monastery with 220 men. A Lithuanian marshal proposes pay for light troops, while Russia offers transports through Polish territory. Stockholm notes ongoing frontier skirmishes with 300 Russian troops repelling Finnish villagers, cattle seized and four locals killed, as reports await confirmation of a larger clash.
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