25 Nov 1788
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 25, 1788
Page
1
The text outlines the society’s annual meeting and presidential address, mentions published orders and rules for governance, and lists officers including Guardian Deputy Governor President Steward Chaplain Banker and Cry puty rk. It notes ten years of accounts, funds expended for natives of different countries, and a historical reference to Lord Chief Justice.
A partial, unreadable OCR fragment references numbers and codes without clear context. The readable parts suggest data points like identifiers or dates but no coherent event or entities to anchor a full news item.
Devout services swell for the Sovereign as Presbyterians and Catholics unite in fervent prayers. Trials proceed in Newburgh case as Chief Justice Hick and Mr. Justice Berbery charge the jury after days of hearings. Reports trace political implications of a looming Regency, with reflections on Europe’s monarchies and potential reform. A provincial accident, robberies, and postal exports pepper the busy Dublin scene alongside plans for canal market stalls and iron works developments.
The notice lists ports and routes for a night dispatch at half past, then another at half past the following night. It mentions Liverpool connected areas such as Princess Royal Parkgate Irengers Union and Harriton, with sailing windows and expected winds and sun positions. The fragmentary data includes times, ships, tides, and coastal listings, indicating a maritime schedule update and hazards.
The document proclaims the royal proclamation and prorogation of Parliament. It states that the next meeting will be held on Tuesday the day of January next, 1989, at Datlin for dispatch of business. It invites the Commons and Lords to notice and attend, concluding with ceremonial salutations and signatures.
A historic proclamation outlines penalties for opposing officers enforcing a late medieval police act in Dublin. It details punishment for felony, including transportation to plantations in America or Europe, and names officials involved in delivering the order. The document cites indictments from Kilmainham and lists several named judges and officials.
A sworn information reports a night time arson at a property belonging to the Lord Bishop Cloyne within Bantry lands. The document lists alleged witnesses, victims, and authorities calling for pursuit and punishment of culpable persons with detailed names and charges.
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