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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 19, 1818
Page
1
Bank of Ireland announces a dividend to the proprietors for the half year ending next month. Transfer books will close from the 2nd to the last day of July. Thomas Williams, secretary.
Insolvent notices describe petitions for discharge from custody under several Acts for the relief of insolvent debtors. Names of petitioners, creditors, and endorsers listed. dated June 1515, with authorities and notices to various individuals and estates across multiple locales.
War Office lists promotions and exchanges across regiments including Light Dragoons Battalion Grenadier Guards Royal York Rangers and others. Notable shifts include Lieut T R Wharton and Captain W Grimelend along with several half pay to active duty moves and purchases. A distress appeal follows detailing a poor family’s plea for aid and a police note about Thompson and Peyton in a plate robbery case.
Fragmentary OCR shows stock concepts and rates. Mentions Del ay per Ct and 74} Gy Banis per Ot, 9s De, Stock F perdi. Mes Exchange and 44 per Cent appear as cited figures. Readers cannot determine full context or entities due to garbled text.
The Dublin Journal notes arrival of London Journals and Paris papers to Sunday, with Dutch and Hamburgh Prints and other communications. It discusses Spain's decree against foreigners in American insurgent service, Montiro’s claims, Portuguese actions in Montevideo, and Montiro’s status in Venezuela. It highlights British commentary on these events, and previews literary items on page four, including Mendy’s Custom Laws, Heua’s novel sketch, and Boxarante court anecdotes.
A fragment notes Exauisa stocks with declines and possible repeats. It mentions a visit to Bunapacce by a sailor and an interdiction of all intercourse with the island. The Surrey East Indianian Captain Oldhwas is said to have proceeded by our Roads with ships delivering despatches from Calcutta and the Cape of Good Hope. The document corroborates a sailor’s claim of a Bonaparte visit, hinting at important measures at sea.
In this broad late 18th century listing, multiple counties report election notices. Key counties include Dublin area contests with Grattan and Saan noted as opponents, and Plunket and Arober as Trinity Court candidates. Reports mention White, Hamilton, Talbot, Waite, and others in county races. The London scene shows Westminster and Dublin stylistic canvassing and hustings.
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