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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 03, 1789
Page
1
A long unreadable fragment describes offices of the Crown, Remembrancer, and Court of Exchequer, with mentions of Lieuténant and Deputy roles. It includes a dated advertisement about numbers drawn and interest arrangements, listing scattered ledger entries and sums, implying a public notice or financial record from Dublin with numerous coded figures.
The sale of towns and lands including Tyrsenure Ballydadle Coolroe Cuoleramig Collesiflagh Poorwood Billygaliene Cappagh Fidonerah and Smithslown in Dublin and Kilkenny counties is ordered by decree. Adjourned dates erratically noted through December 1988 to March next with bids to be offered by the highest bidder.
County of Kildare with Ballyroan Rahenkeigh and Rathennery lands to be set for sale in parcels or whole for about 444 acres of arable and pasture adjoining the Barrow river within four miles of Athy and three of Stradbally. Proposals received by Chichester Bulcon in Dublin or Mr John Page in Dundalk. Also notice of lease and sale of The Chapel Royal in Smock Alley and adjoining premises with small yearly rent. applications to Richard Daly, Dublin.
An unclear OCR passage references a March event, a public notice, and a deposit or fee to be returned on verification. It mentions a main guard war context and a date in a content resembling a legal or public notice, with several garbled place names and terms.
The document records an 1789 Dublin council proclamation under the Lord Lieutenant and Council. It centralizes public order and transport of felons, outlining indictments from Roscommon Galway and Roscommon counties, detailing possession seizure, proclamations, and orders to surrender or face felony transport for seven years amid suffused references to George III and various local officials.
A proclamation from the Lord Lieutenant offers a fifty pound reward for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of anyone involved in burning hay corn and turf on the Glebe of Forks Parish in Armagh. It calls on magistrates and constables to aid in detection and promises royal pardon to any co-operating informants.
A elderly gentleman pleads with charitable readers for kindness after a prilon incident. He seeks asylum or housing, expressing gratitude and trust that humane support will enable him to relocate to a safer lodging, hoping for assistance from the community.
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