Funds for Dublin and London markets in 1768
Fragmentary OCR notes reference funds or excise in March 1768 related to Dublin and London. No clear events, amounts, or authorities are readable. Further context is needed to produce a precise record.
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29 Mar 1788
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 29, 1788
Page
1
Hibernian charity and canal talk amid Irish news
A Hibernian meeting praises Indigent children relief funding with benefactions noted. The piece recalls canal projects in France and China, discusses Irish navigation history, then reports violent crimes and executions in Derry and Omagh with details on suspects and sentences.
Kilkenny Murders and Trials Mark Early Spring
Kilkenny on March 26 reports the only capital conviction at the offices Edward Loughnane for a rape of Mary Culleton to be executed on April 5. Also, Mr Thomas Walpole of Arlingford dies after a fall from his horse near Frethhford on return from the city. Belfast notes the schooner Industry J Hay master sailed October 5 from Belfat for Baltimore arriving January 6 after fifteen weeks, beat off by strong north winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny
Edward Loughnane
Mary Culleton
Thomas Walpole
Arlingford
Frethhford
Belfast
Industry
James Hay
Belfat
Taft
Baltimore
Maryland
America
Insolvent and pawnbroker bills pass with amendments in Parliament
Irish Parliamentary Register notes readings and third passes of the insolvent bill the pawnbroker bill the coast fishery bill and the bankrupt law revival bill. An Archbishop clause protects clerical rights, and a sheep preservation and theft detection bill advances with amendments before transmission to the Lord Lieutenant and Monday adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathel
Edward
Lords
Lord Ranelagh
The
Commons
Holbes
Commone
Tydd
Ranelagh
Appeal adjourned in Freeman case for further hearing
Heard counsel on the appeal of Freeman executor and Boyle respondent from a decree of dismissal of the Court of Chandry. Solicitor General and Counsellor Duquerry for appellant. To be further heard to morrow. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Boyle
Duquerry
Appellant
Court of Chandry
Lords Pass Insolvent and Tax Bills in Busy Session
The Lords agreed to the insolvent bill with amendments and passed bills reviving temporary statutes. In the Commons, motions on adjournment to April 11, and inquiries into a judge’s conduct prompted debate. Amendments to the insolvent bill were read and approved, and measures to improve barren lands and sheep preservation were discussed with related votes. Births, marriages, and deaths noted including several local notables and a Dublin-based clerical figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prtzherbert
Mollot
Henry Harstange
Grand Committee of Courts of Justice
Gardiner
Baronet
Henry
Mr. Gardiner
Lucius O'Brien
Henry Harflouge
David Fitzgerald
Thomas Maunfel
Edward. Croker
William Calibeck
Secretary of State
Holmes
Commons
Day
Stewart
Killimoon
Exchequer
Tydd
Lords
Barry Denny
Francis Hutchinson
Committee of Courts, of Justice
Rising and Setting of de Sua s tu We ho Pay San
A fragmented OCR item presents numbers and phrases with uncertain meaning. It mentions quantities like 5 gals and various figures such as 16 424 6 28 and 50,4 28. The readable content is unclear and lacks a coherent event or named entities to describe.
Alteration of Stamp Device for Newspapers in Ireland 1788
Public notice from March 26 1788 announces altered stamp devices for newspapers to be used from June 1 next. Printers may submit paper stamped with old marks for cancellation or have it re stamped at no charge. Authorities urge rapid compliance to ensure lawful paper stamping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Gazette
Newpee
Dublin
Hays
Robert Smith
Proclamation on Transportation of Felons in Dublin 1787
A royal proclamation records the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland invoking Parliament’s act to transport felons for resisting law in Dublin and surrounding areas. It names Peter Mitchell, John Mitchell, and Richard Mitchell of Ballymore Battice as indicted for unlawful possession and forcible seizure of property at Lighten Acres, with proclaimed surrender required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreness
Dublin
America
Europe
Crown
Peace
Luader
County of Dublin
John ‘Toler
Chess
Peter Mitchell
Ballymore Battice
County Dublin
John Mitchell
Richard Mitchell
Voorn
Mands
George the Third
Moree
Arma
Doodins
Dubla
Lin
Parck Doyle
Foreiny
Felon Oul
Aulathone Procely
Mitchel
Duyin
Las
Ciie
Deblin
Decepey
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Brock i Ryzk
Loridori
Saltcoaté
Calais
Scotland
Jaod
Grice Feance
Atlantic Ocean
Jes
Thia
Witter
Shannon
China
Wat Empire
Branigan
Jerty
Fir
Britain
House of Correction
Pat Buelly
Thuriddy
Donnelly
Geogh
Hiv
Aden
Axalibi
Beltye
Harvey
Irish Parliamentary Register
House of Lords
SaTunday
Frederick-street
Mathew Fortescue
Stephenstown
County Louth
Suffolk-street
William G. Galway
Elm Green
Malone
Henry Sneyd
Royal Irish Regiment of Artillery
Miss Malone
Edward Malone
David Pitt’ Gerald
Tyrrell
College-green
John Balfe
Cregg
County Meath
Miss Bath
Joseph Bath
Barley-bill
Tombreen
Merchant’s Quay
Shee
Camden-street
George D'Arcy
Charlotte-treet
Caddell
Carrickfergus
Peter Grant
Calway
Catherine Dubois
Mary Warren
John Warren
Wicklow
Mallow
Henry Cole Bowen
Bowen
Dublin Bar
Stamp-Office
Lis Magett
Lord Lieutenant and Council
Ireland
Betta Vefoet
Loftus
Peeve
Sion
Jos Buyer
HP Glen Ents
Gsboa
Aleve Press Gass God Giese Ring Os
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