28 May 1789
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 28, 1789
Page
1
A dense OCR snippet reports naval movements, Ottoman relations, and European politics, noting the War with Russia, Swedens actions, and Maltese and Turkish campaigns. It includes political discourse in Paris, English domestic matters, and a fatal bridge collapse with multiple deaths. It also mentions shipwrecks, weathered seizures, and assorted court notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a legal proceeding with a plaintiff seeking interest and damages. The text mentions Willing, Gide, and a claimant alleging fraud tied to an apprentice fee and indenture terms, with penalties and restoration discussed, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Court records reveal Rabuitid Witlhais Rabi and Richard Brook accused of offenses tied to insolvency practices. Charles Bannitter William Palmery Si oraionrele yo mndsterinden faced fourteen day imprisonment. Jeffige Atsbutt delivered the sentence praising peace commissioners for upholding debtor relief while warning against corruption.
In a lengthy dispute a court hears arguments on who has the right to elect the chapel’s pastor and hold the pulpit. Independents clash with Presbyterians as affidavits question the renting congregation’s authority and the legitimacy of the previous ministers. Lord Kenyon directs a trial to determine the rightful trustees and position.
At Hanover Square Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at Eton held their anniversary dinner in the Festinal Room. Lord Salisbury chaired with Lord North beside him as toasts followed the sparkling gesture and toasts to the Princess Royal and royal family drew applause. The room emptied after Lord North departed to eight o’clock with continued cheers.
A fragmentary discussion argues whether abolishing the West India trade and slavery would shift to French suppliers. It questions the consequences for British markets, African traders, and planters, suggesting a gradual abolition with a trial period and warning of potential shifts to French imports.
The guide describes sowing and bed preparation for celery, advising a February to March start in sandy soil, a deep muck-rich bed, and careful spacing of crowns. It covers weed control, leaf removal in October, and blanching by litter or tying up plants, noting well-managed plants can bear for over twenty years.
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