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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 25, 1790

Page

3

Diplomatic Hallmarks and Budgetary Notes in Debated Speech

A late 18th or early 19th century discourse discusses pension allowances, ambassadorial duties, and foreign affairs. It highlights praise for accurate accounting of public funds, remarks on the Earl of Chester’s Paris residence, and notes about Lord Auckland’s negotiations and commercial treaty terms. The discussion also touches on noble pensions and the parliamentary motions led by Mr. Francis with mixed support and adjournment of resolutions.

Chester Paris Pondillio Cin Lord Auckland France Prancis

Impeachment Libels Debate Moves for Adjourning

General Burgoyne leads a Commons session over libels linked to the Warren Hastings impeachment. Major Scott defends his letter amid accusations of scandal and misusing privileges. The House votes to adjourn the debate to Thursday next for full consideration and response.

Burgoyne Warren Hastings Esghich Major Scott John Scott House of Peers Hattings Warren Mattings Crosby Oliver Burke Sheridan Gen. Burgoyne Scott Wey Sheridan Rett Ohuss

War officers ordered to repair to Admiralty amid naval cuts

An 18th century dispatch notes several navy lieutenants in the city ordered to report without delay to the Admiralty of Grey Diherwhe where they will be struck off half pay. The Peligan armed brig arrived yesterday for reception and possible impressment or voluntary service as tensions rise.

Admiralty of Grey Grete Strand Fild Swift’s Row Essex Bridge Strand-street Julie Jonathan Barber Curbay Barber Fim Waterford Newfoundland Nova Scotia St. John Halifax Quebec Fieldstown Cork Limerick Tipperary Galway Roscommon Munster Smithfield Curragh Lucan Meff Cox and Thompson Charles River Botton Begie Derry America Cox Pertons Torcot Hia Miajesty Dubai Hia Excellency K Hobart

Fragmentary report on local conference and city plans

A garbled note describes a recent conference among city officials and academics about a major project affecting the environs of the city. It mentions plans to implement John Blaquiere's strategy and signals widespread public interest and potential disruption. The text also references influenza like illness and harsh winds and notes faculty concern over conditions.

Toni Rowland John Blaquiere

Governors of the House of Industry Report May 2 1790

The Governors report subscriptions from Mrs Kerr via W Ringland and a Lady through Samuel Rosborough, noting hospital inmates and charitable care for incurables. It records numbers of lunatics and incurables housed, children taught, and a visit by Rev. W Wilson. Signed by Secretary Well Henderson.

House Or Industry House of Industry Kerr W. Ringland Samuel Rosborough Gruerag Townsend-freer W. Wilson Henderson

Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant General and Governor

The document appears as a proclamation issued by the Lord Lieutenant General and Governor of the province, referencing royal authority and official governance. It outlines formal declaration and administrative notice, though specifics are not fully legible in the provided fragment.

Genera Goverol Inziant Westmorland Dublin R. Hobart the King

Proclamation Against Outrage and Felony in County Dublin

The Lord Lieutenant and Council publish a proclamation condemning barbarous outrage and felonies in the city and liberties of Dublin. Rewards are offered for apprehension and conviction, with larger sums for discovering unnamed accomplices. Also details a late house attack at William Duncan’s in Ormer, naming John Bennett and John Mullan the Younger among the involved.

Richard Bure Park Gijo Sony Sheritts Limerick Dibliphbny Muu William Duncan Ormer Thomas Dungan William Runecan Willingh Duncan Rhoda Duncan William Duncan John Bennett Shansuein Johu Mullan the Younger Mefener Council of Ireland John Mullan the Younger Tyne Council Chamber Dublin Janusey Fitz-Giibon C. R. Dabford Charlemont Béllamont Glandove Cather Nivewia L.o'b Henry King Bed. Carey James Coll T D. Larcudhe J .Mauck Major Robart Chars Cathell Wate

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