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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 28, 1809
Page
2
A fragmentary verse piece portrays celestial imagery and a monarch's reign. The speaker calls on heavenly signs to honor a beloved king, praising his virtue and asking for long, worthy rule. The text blends classical oblique references with a patriotic ode tone.
A fragmented verse piece recalls loyalty to a king and home. It praises Liberty, pays homage to a monarch, and envisions a future where the king's line finds glory in a distant country as citizens endure hardship. The tone blends ritual toast with national sentiment.
A deputy inspector of Army hospitals is convicted of assaulting Thomas Keate, surgeon general, in Piccadilly. The court notes the defendant’s temper and orders six months imprisonment in Marshalsea, then three years good-behavior bonds with sureties.
The Marquis died Tuesday evening leaving unsettled estates to the Marchioness and her daughters. He was a polished gentleman with brilliant conversation and strong liberal principles. His death ends a life of active public service and steadfast support for liberty.
The Covent Garden audience enjoyed Orlando with Mr Bellamy while disturbances mock a crowd clash. Separately in Salcombe, William Jackson hosts a 50th reign celebration with Cavalry pomp, charity gifts, races, and a feast. Five skeletal remains found near Leyburn Abbey ignite speculation on a medieval burial site and possible plague era death.
A broadcast of late 18th or early 19th century marriage notices from Cork and nearby areas records unions among various families. Entries include Miss Ann Hollis of Fish-street and Mr Cay of Blarney, Edward Norris of Oberstowrey and Miss Boylan of Meath, plus Patrick Murray of Sligo and Mrs Hamilton in Thomas-street. Also noted are Daniel M Nevin of Loughrea and Miss Donnellan, and references to Lindsay of Parliament Street with Royal Artillery and Cork garrison officers.
An 81 year old widow, formerly of Londonderry, is noted among fragmented notices. The illegible OCR text mentions names such as James Mayberry and Younghusband, with scattered references to cottages and Shrove.
Fragmented OCR summary lists various stock and bond prices with percentages for Do. Debentures, Do. Stocks, Treasury bills, and canal stock. Mentions 3 percent, 4 percent, 5 percent figures, and references to government and canal securities in a noisy, partially readable fashion.
The document records an 1810 proclamation by King George to extend bounties, rewards, and travel allowances for seamen and landmen entering or aiding royal service. It lists payments for able and ordinary sailors and landmen, authorities to recruit, and the deadline extended to December 1810, signed by Steph. Cowperll.
A proclamation from the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland offers a reward of two hundred pounds for each killer of James Hearn a tailor of Kurockbay Waterford. It calls for discovery and conviction within six months and promises a royal pardon to successful informants. The document also reaffirms orders about port entries and merchant vessel allowances.
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