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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 18, 1791

Page

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Postscript Evening Dispatches and International Scramble

Late Night arrivals and a Danish Russian rumor swirl around European diplomacy. A messenger from Vienna, aided by imperial guard rank, reached London for a rapid dispatch relay. Count de Stadien met Mr Pitt to discuss the packets, amid chatter of Russia rejoining against the Porte, Danish alliance with Russia, and Sweden’s potential military moves. Lord Hood visits Stanstead. the Victory’s flag rises as ships gather. Prisoners released at Clerkenwell Bridewell. many men press collected for king’s service.

Ta Duchelytreet Bortlaind- Place Vienna Whia Ranke Ofend Count de Stadien Pitt Downing Messenwer Rufia Sweden Ryder Holland Dundas Wimbledon Burke Lord Cranston Victory Knight Hanna Betl Kingston Virgina Clerkenwell Bridewell

Public letter denies malicious misrepresentation in Dublin

Arthur Cunn defends his professional conduct after a Freeman's Journal misrepresentation. He notes Lord Lieutenant audience hours at Dublin Castle and reports a bench declaration from Jak Lory Croames supporting his integrity. Dated January 21, 17Q1, at Uther's-Hang.

Pleven Wi Pray King Nicholas Comyn Boys Wiliam Holt Amyas Griffith Freeman's Journal Gth Linexanrry Justicez Noath and Neatnep

JURY sworn to value river site for Grand Canal docks

On a Wednesday a jury was sworn to value the ground on the Saab of the River Liffey known as the South Lots where docks for the Grand Canal Company are to be built.

Church appointments and public works amid political tensions

The piece notes George Holdcroft of Ker Meath named distributor of stamps, and Rev Arthur Gruber advanced to prebend and linked vulgarly with Tuam sees holdings. It rails at Dublin houses, praises reform efforts near Dublin, and cites a new bridge over the Lifey to improve circulation. It warns of Portugal Spain alliance talks, praises Britain, and comments on French naval numbers, riots, and the character of workers.

Liettetathee Beet George Holdcroft Ker Meath Tuam Arthur Gruber Faildown Kilevaran Koockemoy Grueber London Dublin Loughlin Rashfarmham Liffey Oober John Blaquiere Africa Madrid Lisbon Great Britain Russia Britain Portugal Sinte Spain Castile Emily England Poraugal India Decan Haa Feng Meney

Orpheus and Euridice Shine at The Stage Evening

The capital praised Mrs. Aiblington for extraordinary Italian singing in Orpheus and Euridice. The performance, with Miss George Mrs Brett and Mr. Kelly, followed by The Doctor and Apothecary, drew high applause and anticipation for Clara in the Duenna and Rosina next Monday.

Orpheus Euridice Yenerdas George Brett Kelly Aiblington Clara Rosina

Anonymous letter interview request for Mr Dany

A gentleman who wrote to Mr Dany of Harcourt street dated the 13th invites an interview. The request promises strict secrecy and is offered as a personal favor or obligation.

Dany Harcourt-street

A Citizen Publishes Critique on Lord Mayor Prospects

A Dublin citizen denounces the officeholder’s ambitions and warns that private reputations cannot shield public malfeasance. The letter condemns seeking praise, urges frugality, and cautions against lavish hospitality and misuse of coal licenses amid a proposed end to the current mayoral tenure.

Sis Burke Tam Sir Dublin

Economy and the noisiest doctrine as ever voiced

An old lament on economy and doctrine, blaming disdain for salutary teachings. The text mocks how words and standards of expense govern fate, noting that the true economist need not despair yet warns that we do not all become what we possess. J. N. T.

Sporting Intelligence: June 13 racing match list

Monpar notes describe multiple matches and sweepstakes for four mile heats and sprints, with descriptions of horses such as Cahier Huntress Ringleader Coquette Rutland Hone Tom Bellifarina and others. Entries include weights, owners, and sires, listing purses from 200 guineas to 160 guineas and bets like three to one on Bellifarina.

P P P. P Col. Lumm C. c Kirwan Glaucus Hawkee Coriolanus Fallon Coquette D. B. Daly G. H. Bishop Friar B.b. Rutland Bacchus Br. m. Triste Juttice Dennis Hone Tom King Fergus Ralph’ Post Kelly Cilate Dennie Chocolate Kirwana

Mail for England Dispatch Tonight and Monday Night

Fragmentary news notes list ships and passengers including the Duke of Leinster and Princess Royal arriving by packet in Liverpool. Mentions several names and a group of fourteen colliers and other crew moved by sea. Unclear details due to damaged text.

England Hodr Wike Es Raphe Diligeer Reverett Dare -Pye Lug D Harrisoh Liverpool Matty Patigs i Vice Roy Princess Royal Bay Digg! Pafengerd Cuaie Soren Hemple Hempte Christaato di Jenny Pritthard Carnareon Duke of Leinster Saiogl

Prices of Conn Gaain Meal and Flour in Dublin Market

Abstract of returns showing quantities and prices of corn meal and flour sold in Dublin and surrounding areas from June to June 1798. Includes barrels and stone measurements for Rye Peas Beans Barley oats and flour with per barrel price and average rates. Published under the authority of Parliament by John Moore Register of Corn Returns.

Dublin John Moore Toral Whear

Monck masts I Langrishe and Robert Ross

Excise Office Dublin issues notice dated 13 June 1791 concerning licensing or duty action involving I Langrishe and Robert Ross. The fragment implies official proceedings or revenue measures tied to masts or timber-related duties. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.

I. Langrishe Obert Ross Dublin

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Dublin Castle Arthur Cunn Uther's-Ifang Jane Bizet Sporting Intelligence Coanach Junz Merrinc Monpar Tuxspay IOCO Mr. Hamilton Mr. Savage Mr. Wild C. H. Molock Mr. Falton Col. Lummie Lady Mary Knox Daly Eccuanog Tanai Stork Inc Royal Canal Stock Erchequer Gills Ballatt Office Ditto Wide Street Senifes Dublin Bar Tues Sat Sun. Man Fane Belfat Cork Drogheda Dundalk Donaghad Dungarvan Kintale Limerick L. Derry, Jr Newry Ross Sligo Dusurm I Majesty Revenue of Excise Kingdon Dublin City For Excise Kinale Waterford Rol Mallow Londondery Coleraime County Wicklow Viscount Knucknamunuioa Talbeal Robert Howard Heliouse Rutlandquare Michael Fenton Ballinclea Donald
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