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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 22, 1790

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Debated Tontine Nomination Extend Bill in House

Members discussed a motion by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to grant more time for nominating lives in the Tontine, moving from October 16 to April 5, amid concerns over the report’s impact on character and the complexities of the Middle Passage Bill. Speakers included Fox, Sheridan, Rose, Thornton, Baring, Huffey, and Carew. Pitt acknowledged subject intricacy. The bill to be prepared, and the Middle Passage matter deferred until Friday.

Ngowerer Wian Rofe Laroe Rxchequer Tontine Fox Sheridan Rose Thornton Baring Huffey Carew Pitt

Debates On Nominee Naming Time And American Claims

Wednesday May 19 the House debated extending the period to name nominees in relation to an annuity act with survivorship. The Earl of Granville and Lord Fairfax compensation was discussed. Burgoyne announced plans to question Major Scott about a signed letter affecting House privilege, adjournment followed.

Rofe House Gilbert Earl of Granville Lord Fairfax North America Pitt John Antic Burgoyne John Scott Major Scott

Dublin 40 on Day May 24 and city notices

May 24 report from Dublin notes Whitsunday service at Christ Church led by Rev. Gamble, Lord Lieutenant orders officers to join their corps, and a seven hour pursuit ends with the Black Bird of Ruth seized in Kil wading Bay. The Favourite Nanny arrives from Bordeaux. A fire at a ship broker’s Bagnio in Temple bar is controlled before engines arrive. John Short is jailed for raping a infant. The New Bridge caisson nears completion for foundation work at Bachelor's quay.

Jayland Westmorland S Castle of Dublin Aybin R Hobart Comitons Christ Church Gamble Ruth Kil William Gunderson Bourdeaux Mr. Robinson Bagnio Fip Temple Bart John Short

Notice to Creditors and Letting of Property in Dublin 1790

Decree of the Exchequer in Ireland calls creditors and legatees of Michael Swift to prove debts and encumbrances by June. Address for notices is Capel Street Dublin, with a sale of lease interest for No 37 North Cumberland Street offering an open view. See Mr N M Grath for terms and at No 8 for the tenancy details.

North Cumberland

Elegant furnished lodgings for let in central locale

Elegant furnished lodgings offered in a convenient central situation. A large hall or floor includes a dining room bed chamber and large closet a good kitchen and other amenities. Additional bed chamber can be provided if required. Air is healthy with a fine view into the College Park. Apply at the printer's hereof.

College Park

Dwelling-house and Out-offices at Grafton Street area

Property notice describes a large dwelling house and out-offices on the south side of the Coomb opposite Francis Street, formerly dwelling of Patrick McCann Brewer. Premises suitable for immediate reception of a Brewer, Dither, or any Manufacturer. Application to be made at the Mill Ry vent, No. 48 Grafton Street, or nearby Hains and Ivyan, Golcen Lane.

Larmce Coomb Francis-dlreet Patrick M'Cann Mill Ry Vent Grafton-tleet Vo Melles Hains and Ivyan Golcen-lane

Parc of lands to let near Gavan close to Navan

From the age of March or the first of May next a parcel of lands at Antiilstown near Gavan containing about 45 acres with a finished house recently erected. Applications to the Rev. Dr. Connor Calteknock or Mr. Robert Hasilton near Navan.

Antiilstown Gavan Connor Caltieknock Robert Hasilton Navan

Curragh June Meeting line up for early June races

The Curragh fixtures for June include a rigorous week of horse racing from June 5 to 14 with King’s Plates and sweepstakes. Notable entries feature Mr Daly’s Politician and Rutland competing against rivals in heats and purses ranging from 100 to 290 guineas, while Savage, Hamilton, and Kirwan enter multiple colts and fillies by Lenox, Baggot, Friar, and Glaucus in a stacked program across June 5 to 14.

Ralph Pull Hore Vitie Mr. Savage Phenomenon Con Harlot Shark Hippolera Conteador Columbine Corcendor Morgan Lenox Mr. Daly Jeffica Disturber Leemelfa Sulvavor Filche Sifter Friar Glaucus Mr. Ponsonby Mr. Fallon G Ey Cole Briar Hippolitua—Serties Home Coles Mr. H. Savage Pheromenon Mr. Cooke Sicklepitcher Mr. Hamilton Cole Baggot Sir Charles Alexis Mr. Dennis Red Pott Too Ga Cascying Ralph Baggot Om Harmony Surveyor Savaed Purdon Contractor Sir Mr. M. Dennis Mc. Kelly Glancus Lord Jocelyn Bacchus Ditto Daly Savage Lumm Fallon Paymatter Col. Lumm Maxinsin Evergreen Mr. Smith PotSos Knot Nox Curragh

Drawing to commence on Monday November first year 1790

The notice states that the drawing will commence on Monday the first of November 1790 and that prizes will be payable on June first thereafter without any discount. It is signed by order of the managers and directors CHR and RODNEY, secretaries.

Dewand Ays Chr Rodney

Gentlemen and Freeholders of Cork County Address the Electors

In a 1790s letter style appeal, a Cork County figure pledges fidelity to the people, defends his conduct in Parliament, and asks for re election. He emphasizes zeal for Ireland, constitutional principles, and protection of national interests, urging voters to trust his steadfast service.

Clargy TirrkRany Keene Wipperary Parlia Ireland Tipperary Dan Toler Great Britain Mitchelltown

Proclamation on Reward for Limerick riot suspects now issued

By the lord lieutenant and councils of Ireland a proclamation offers fifty pounds for each first offender captured and convicted in the May riot at Limerick after the county election. It orders magistrates to maintain peace and calls accomplices to disclose others while granting royal mercy to informants.

Ireland Westmorland Lierick Limerick Old City Richard de Gurgho Park Richard de Burgha Elecon Perono: Perfons Perfon Pestan Priton Perfons Ciy Fir O

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