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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 30, 1811

Page

3

Travel Coach Service Changes and Portuguese Relief Meetings

Notices describe removal of certain Dublin to Limerick and Athlone day coaches starting June 4 and June 6 with new routes to Portarlington Mountmelick and Parrstown, plus schedule details. Separate 1811 items report a Royal Dublin committee meeting for Portuguese relief with subscriptions and a committee formed, plus Royal notices on naval stores export restrictions and wartime measures.

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Distorted Notices Allegedly Cite Royal Warnings and Orders

Fragmentary garbled text recounts a royal authority theme with references to Majesty, Privy, and powers. The passage appears as a damaged legal or public notice lacking clear names, dates, or events, leaving only scattered phrases about authority and enforcement.

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Import Licences for Newfoundland Trade 1811 Royal Decree

The Prince Regent in Council orders licences for British subjects to import bread, flour, Indian corn, and live stock into Newfoundland for the upcoming season. The measure permits imports from British ships and requires licences from Customs to be valid for nine months. Conditions limit imports to stated goods and specify eligibility, routes, and oversight by colonial authorities.

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Local Storms and Confusion Across Port City Streets

Readers report chaotic conditions as a major storm strikes the Port City area. Weather authorities warn of flooding risks while local agencies mobilize crews to repair downed lines and restore services. Residents are urged to stay indoors and follow official advisories.

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