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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 20, 1790
Page
1
A jumbled extract references the estate of Houritan in Stromal and property lots in Orkney, with uncertain land parcels, sale terms, and notable mentions of observatory work in Logdan and Paris. The text hints at purchased items, prosperity discussions, and a royal body ordinance context without coherent narrative.
Proceedings Saturday show agitation between the President and the Academy. Sir John Reynolds Miljy urged to remain in the chair as resolutions passed, yet irregularities in election drawings caused disputes. The council faced a charged moment over authority and adherence to proper forms.
Fragmented report recounts a dispute between Mr. O'Reilly and youth Gallini over alleged offenses. Gallini challenged O'Reilly after a confrontation, they arranged a duel next morning in Hyde Park, O'Reilly bending to life risk pledges and a reference to Lord Salisbury. Banknote drawings and numbers follow the garbled text.
Fragmentary text mentions a chamber office and a dealing event near navy or court terms. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, yielding no clear subjects or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notice references general quarter station and traveler matter. Several illegible words obscure details of an adoptee related governance posting. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify parties or actions.
An OCR laden text parses House of Commons debates and civic clashes over governance. It references the May timeframe, Royal assent, and public offices amid Whig opposition, sheriff powers, and charter issues, with figures like Napper and Longfield invoked in a tangled, non-linear account of constitutional contention and local politics.
Fragmented OCR text reports a heated Dublin corporation session with claims of political manipulation and public deception. It mentions recent warnings, possible disbarment of officials, and concerns over corrupt practices affecting public confidence. Names and exact dates are unclear but the tone signals a contentious council confrontation.
A historical card from Bride street dated March 1795 records Lord Mayor compliments to Mr and Mrs Faridy and their party during a Thursday evening visit. It notes Mr Teddy’s respect for the Chief Magistrate and defends peace and harmony, praising his and Mrs. Fatrei’s talents. A separate passage mentions a fire at Rathmines cabin caused by a candle, consuming four adjacent houses.
A commentary to a correspondent about correcting a professor's manuscript. The note defends discussing errors, invites amendment, and asserts readiness to publish any changes. It also condemns a cowardly speaker who hides behind law or parliament and slanders others.
Advertises a sale at Sipipion's Nursery Toshitore featuring overstocked articles and a large variety of fruit trees and flower roots from Rotterdam. Claims reduced prices to attract buyers in Ireland or England, promising healthy Peach and NeQuaine trees, Guinea stock, and aged for Hata Guinea. Mentions promotions by Elizabeth and the College green.
Fragmentary 1790 Dublin City assembly record shows a heated debate on free opinion, influence, and restraint. It references Mr Geartan and Lord Henry Fitzgerald, the Mayor, aldermen, and a request for publication in the papers. Correspondence from Henry Grattan and others expresses thanks for independent civic effort.
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