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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 23, 1797
Page
2
A contested historical notice records Royal Dubtu Militia officers and private soldiers signing to resist sedition and uphold the crown. The document, dated November 65, 77%, seeks informants to reveal perpetuities, detailing punishment for agitators and property loss from a fire.
OCR text fragment mentions a public notice with names like JAMES Rondatsly and Admiral Lord Duncan. It references music dealers, stock, pianos, and a catalogue of new music. The readable content is scattered and lacks coherent events or dates. The piece resembles a late 18th or early 19th century local listing or advertisement.
A letter from Doctor Moody thanks the United Charitable Society for its support and explains his humility while acknowledging their charity. The exchange reflects mutual thanks and the society’s efforts amid unfavourable weather affecting services.
A proclamation in Ireland offers five hundred guineas to anyone aiding the capture of Sir Henry Browne Hayes and his accomplices in a felony case involving Mary Pike. It details awards and the process for rewards at Pike's Bank Cod, with physical descriptions of Hayes and the summons by government officials.
A late eighteenth century document details a Lord Lieutenant proclamation for Tyrone and Donegal counties. It declares the altered barony boundaries, ratifies judicial appointments, and orders measures to prevent disturbance and ensure peace in Strabane and surrounding parishes. Authorities name the Privy Council and regional magistrates to enforce the decree.
A Dublin proclamation dated February 13 177s declares parts of Donegal Tyrone and Fermanagh in a state of disturbance or immediate danger of becoming so. It designates specific parishes and baronies to be under concern and orders legal actions under the Queen's authority. The notice is signed by officials including the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council.
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