Calcareous Cement Advice For Sound Dublin Buildings
A letter argues against reliance on inherited opinion about Roman cement and urges practical lime burning to expel fixed air. It stresses lime mortar quality, benefits of immediate use after preparation, and references Dr Higgins and Black, noting lime’s exposure to air captures fixed air and must be kept dry for durable mortar.
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Politica
Aquesocs
Higgina
Higgins
Prasce
Dublin
Black
High and Low Tides at Dublin Bar
Tide table fragment shows rising and setting times with daily values including high water readings and weekday references. OCR text is partial and dates are unclear, but indicates tide data for Wednesday through Sunday with multiple numeric entries.
Birth Day Celebration at Dublin Castle
The birthday of His Majesty will be celebrated at the Castle of Dublin on Saturday the 4th of Jude with an Ode a Levee and a State Dinner The Mobility and Gentry expected to attend should wear the fashions of Ireland.
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Castle of
Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle Notice From 1491 Levees Suspended
A historical notice from Dublin Castle dated 18th April 1491 states no more levees at the Callfe until further orders. A later entry from January 21, 1791, announces that His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will receive audiences on Tuesdays and Saturdays from eleven to two and on Thursdays will conduct military business at eleven o'clock.
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Callfe
Charlemont's London voyage amid Dublin crowd in holiday day
reports from Dublin describe Lord Charlemont leaving for England with a notable escort of Volunteers while a nobility procession marked his departure. the same issue critiques licensing reforms, price rises, and social distress, urging action by county juries and magistrates.
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Lord Charlemont
England
County of Dublin Grand Jury Room
King's Bench
Rupert Barber
William Jones
Summerhill
Foundling Hospital
John Doylé
Wm. Brabagon
Political Contention and Theatre Notices Stir Victorian Readers
The lettered discussion laments faction and defends the British Constitution while contrasting Paine Burke and Bolingbroke. It notes a supposed French Revolution sentiment among discontented spirits. Also the piece mentions a revival of Congreve and praises Mr Kino, with shipping news of packets to Parkgate and arrivals of passengers and nobility.
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Boting
Caleb D’anvera Saya
Bolingbroke
Paine
England
Burke
House of Commons
Prenell Assembly
France
Limael
Ockzakow
Petersburgh
Congreve
Kino
Hoborough Packet
Twbbs
Nesbit
Bury
Dartmouth Packet
Mefits
Tuke
Evane
Brooke
Parkgate
Princess Royal
Brown
Earl of Glandore
Prince of Wales
Mr. Armstrong
Mr. Johnston
Medre
Vickers
Beresford
Conolly
C &A
Earl of Charlemont
Suite
Port New The Matt for England to be dispatched tonight
RIVED May 12th. Duchess of Rutland Holyhead passengers Viceroy Liverpool passengers. Hope Mathew Limerick Mary Clealand Portland. Old Nancy Buf One colliier coals Two coatters malt and potatoes. May 13th Friends Hill Carthaigna Ocean Davis Portland Portland Whitesides Dronion. Nancy M Pherson Port Glasgow Duke of Leinster Liverpool passengers. Hillsborough Parkgate the mail. Darthmouth Parkgate the mail Dublin Liverpool passengers. Two coasters mail Three Brothers Neil Wexford. BAILED. May 13th Sybilla Ellis Bristol Queen Parks Fate passengers Lous packet the mail. Two vessels ballaa. May 13th Matty Balinting Sligo Besborough packet the mail Taree veisels baliat.
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Darthmouth
Parkgate
the Mail
Dublin
Liverpool
Mail
Neil
Wexford
Sybilla
Ellis
Bristol
Queen
Parks
Lous
Ballaa
Matty
Balinting
Sligo
Besborough Packet
Walsh and Jones Offer Refreshments and Dinners
Walsh and Jones inform the Westmorland nobility that they supply ices, lozenges of tolu, portable soup, and ready ice daily from eleven to seven. They will dress dinners and ball suppers and furnish all articles on short notice at reasonable terms from Grafton Street, November 17, 1791.
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Walsh and Jones
Loup
Countiss
Westmorland
R Walsh
Jones
Graftonstaest
Prices and Quantities of Flour and Provisions in Dublin
An abstract summarizes returns of quantities and prices of flour, wheat, oats, barley, and beans sold in Dublin and adjacent Liberties from late April to early May. It lists standard barrel equivalents and stone measures for flour, oats, and other grain sorts, noting specific stone counts per barrel and date range.
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Dublin
Ohn Moore
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