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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 24, 1788

Page

2

A Nation's Quixotic Speculation on Trades and Schools

An array of reform notes, trade practices, and public school funding outlined from Elizabethan to modern proposals. The text discusses humane English slave practices, overcrowing ships, and a call for Parliament to ensure humane treatment. It references diocesan schools, funding mechanisms, and governance roles for bishops and deputies. A canal project from the Boyne to the Liffey is described with petition procedures and financing clauses. It closes with a French prank tale and Belfast intelligence, illustrating public notices and civic concerns.

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Death of Mr Nat Wilsons treadle cotton works owner

The demise ends a long decline from illness and relentless duties. The works halt and about 4000 workers are left adrift as the once busy mills near Palmerstown and Kilkenny feel the loss. The public laments the collapse of an industry noted for vast enterprise and regional influence. Meanwhile marriages and deaths are noted in Dublin and surrounding areas including Sandyford and Uther's Quay. The Baron Donaghmore title passes to Hon Richard Hely Hutchinson as heir.

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Proclamation against unlawful possession in Dublin 1787

A Dublin proclamation explains penalties for forcible taking of property under an act of Parliament. Peter Mitchell, John Mitchell, and Richard Mitchell are indicted for seizing land at Lordinge Town on September 29, 1787, with transport to penal settlements if convicted. Sentences and procedures include surrender orders and grand jury processes, issued by the Lord Lieutenant and Council.

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