Sale of Ground Rents In Dublin City 1794 Notice
Ground rents sale announced by Wide Streets Commissioners in Dublin City. Interested purchasers are asked to sign terms in writing and seal, with details at No 60 Capel Street and other listed offices. Information provided by May 8 1794.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Perfons
Grocis
Bates
Coombes
T. Barrington
Genneneraré
Co 'Tran
Mefira
Edward Byte
Joseph Jone
Ranal McQonnel
Fet Barringetin
Joshua Pin
Ayames Whites
James Hartley
le Shetlork
Joseph Wilton
Benjamin Clarke
George Maghay
Joseph Barrington
Lewis Hodsson
Collegangreen
Lerestpraplace
Gardiner-treer
Gardiner
S-Row
Barley-ford
Dorset- Treet
Marsalalie
H. GiSanxero
Clarce Arcot
Aungier-street
York-street
Great Longford-threet
Merrion -Street
Dublin
Robert
Paris
Elizabeth
Robespierre
Hackney Carriage Rents Posted by Dublin Police March 1794
The Dublin Commissioners of Police publish new hackney coach rents to regulate fares and waiting areas. Owners or drivers must wait only at designated stops or face penalties. The notice lists multiple streets and booths including Abbey Street, Liffey Street, and the Quays, dated 38th May 1794, signed by William Supple, Collector of Carriage Rents.
Presentation of Observations on the Present State Part of the Church
A fragmentary 1794 notice by D D Hales, Redler of Bilsfindra, discusses church affairs. The text references Parliament and a May event, with uncertain spelling and names due to OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Egkterson
Church of of Trelamal
Rare Hales
D.D
Redler
Bilsfindra
Defeat of the Duke of York attributed to obedience to the Emperor
The Londen Gazette reports the Duke of York's 28 May defeat stemmed from following the Emperor's will to attack Monycavy after ordering his army to Roubsix. It notes missteps by Col. Devay and a misjudged Austrian move, but asserts the setback did not derail overall allied operations despite losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londen
Duke of York
Monycavy
Roubsix
Bannoy
Col. Davax
Tuscoiny
Devay
Royal Highsels
Sgth
3Th
Dublin notes��militia command and local court cases
The newspapers mention the Dag of Leinster being named to command the Kildare Militia. A marriage and a birth are recorded in Dublin society, including the Rev Arthur Preston and the Bishop of Offory’s daughter. A Dublin law agent, Rowann Scarvan, dies. Daly vs Daly is decided for the defendant. A riot and burglary case at Castle-Tennison in Roscommon prompts a postponed sentencing for M Dermot and related defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dag of Leinster
Kildare
Arthur Preston
Mrg Begssroga
Offory
Eowann Scarvan
City of Dublin
Merrionsquare
Ricunas Griveirn
Michael Daly
Mountpleasant
Galway
Arthur Gams Daly
King's Bench
M.dermot
Hillary
Roscommon
Klog's
Major Wright mortally wounded at Lannoy in brutal action
Reports describe Major Wright of the artillery struck by four cannon shots, mortally wounded in the field, and dying next morning after amputation. Colonel Ludlow of the Guards wounded, his leg amputated but progressing toward recovery. The piece notes regiment colors and broader war reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Lannoy
Ludlow
Guards
Cothers
Prince of Saxe
Pichegru
Earl Cornwallis i
Losses in action of the 8th Light Dragoons near Lannoy
A letter from an officer reports the 8th Light Dragoons suffered heavy casualties including Hon Capt Howann Capt Cooxy Lieut Brown and 112 privates with 126 horses in the action of the 18th near Lannoy. The French left ten men behind and the regiment may have been detached at an outpost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Light Dragoons
M—I
Howann
Cooxy
Brown
Lannoy Jalfoy
Wash
Connolly
Dixon
Brady
Griffith
Davis
Kilpatrick
Oung Dudley
Treason Plotsters Apprehended in Scotland Letter Extract
An unnamed jeweler and smith were seized on High Treason charges in Scotland. The letter details 400 weapons ordered and prepaid. Magistrates conduct tight examinations while police report ongoing discoveries and widened suspicion. Marriages and deaths noted: John Mixavere to Jane Braige. death of William Provott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauer
Incoherent OCR News Item Lists Prisoners in Paris
Fragmentary text mentions various military and legal figures with unclear roles. Names include G Jones and Philosope at Cash, and references to Paris prisoners totaling eight dollars for some amount. The passage is garbled and presents no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanriot
Thei
G. Jones
Borin Borit
Pate Louher
St., Loup
Paris
Fragmentary War News and Diplomatic Gabble
Reports from the era describe a Duke and two companions fleeing across a river amid French fire, with scattered notes on Austrian generals and a siege near Courtray. Additional items mention naval embargoes, parliamentary dissolution, and officers sailing for Offendom, plus prison counsel access.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Siackney
Peder Srnel
Peritely
Bridesree
Liffey Greet
Bathtide
Abbey Street
Union-Areet
Great Britain
Treet
Sarkville-freet
Marlborough- Street
Boa Oy
Hackney-Garriage
William Supple
William Sorter
Kinnga-Bowy
John Clarke
Bullvet
W. Porter
Patirosa
Countesa
Massereene
Fuzeen
Ireland
Dublin Journal
Thas
Han
Shenibyi
Coma Mong
Dominick Treet
Arthur Dunn
India
Ravevoa-Tegard
Kingdom of
England
Scotland
Edinburgh
Belfat
John Mixavere
Audiy-acre
Mile Jat Braige
Ballyrodly
Willan
London
Aft Regiment of Dragoon
Ieee
Aft Regiment of Foot
Gu Richard Dyer
Aidja
Liews Vancalondt
Mitel Jone Wen
Arthur Be Beara
Pranga
Ares
Hig Uye
Yori
An Auf
Fit Red
Parkel
Donie
Muray
Courtray
Holland
Congress
Athane
The
L’orient de Rochefort
Lord Howe
ST An
Warley Camp
Stratford
Macbride
James Wallace
Newfoundland
Richard King
Rochester
Sianath
Expresa
Whitelaly
Peyton
France
Cape
Calverts
Peye Dover
Peyyton
Hole
Pele Setain
aRigade
Planders
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