03 Oct 1789
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 03, 1789
Page
1
The treatise discusses how different species grow, the duration of life, and how bone composition affects aging. It notes fishes may live long but are not immortal, with growth continuing in length and thickness, while other animals show varying maturity and longevity based on cartilage and bone hardening.
In the article’s measured tone, it argues enduring prosperity for a flourishing monarchy amid France Austria and Russia. It cites births rising above deaths by 61 000 yearly, with ces perceptions of security tied to rival nations, and notes social events including births marriages and a death in Waterford and Dublin.
By Order of the Lord Mayor of Dublin dated October 3 1789 the market shows WHEAT ai 15 04 FLUK 3 09 and 101 WHEAT and FLOUR 4 1p od per Quarter WHEAT MEAL 1s 44 OAT MEAL 19 sd per Store Household 1 on de White 1b pk Fine penny 04 98 04 Twopenny 03 00 Sumpenny 5 12 67 Fourpenny 01 15 00 Twelvepenny 07 09 c6 Sizpenny 2 08 04 Allowance to the Bear son
Governors meet weekly acknowledge subscriptions from Thomas Conroy. details show hospital patients, incurables, and the charity’s reach. Seventeenth century ledger notes 181 children taught to read and spin, 94 indigent, with linen aid requested for infirmaries. Samuel Paul signs the report.
Notice announces sale of the reversion of a yearly rent of KN pounds from the house No 16 Callie-liveet after the death of a man aged about seventy years. Terms to be clarified at Nos 17 Skinner-row or with Mr Krogh at the Printer.
Auction notice states land in Morgallion Barony will be sold with three yearly rents of different amounts. For details contact Me Barlow, Attorney, in Abbey Street. The notice is dated GS September 178.
The two distressed sisters, sole survivors, once inherited a life annuity but were deprived after Cerement. They now vie for relief, aided by Henry No. 44, seeking humane help and enduring room and care.
A garbled notice invites proposals on ground near Rathfarnham at Paluation for several hundred loads of saved timber. Written bids are to be received by William Thomas at the premises where the land will be shown.
Lands of Monally Bawn Raghmanoe Rabane ancarvon Waterstown and Drumacont Kellegorman Tunallay Dermniefler Prumyran Lagtan A logher Cloutigreguy Aghacreevy Makicomather Cor Diumany Groves Deambart Tully with rents about 2770s lie in Meath within three miles of Kelle and in Cavan. Divisions will be sold by private contract or public sale as arranged. Viewings via Mr Arthur Quin Drewstown Athboy and agents in Dublin and Lifnamandra with rent rolls available. 16th June 1789.
An advertisement offers a mare named Old Chesnut Mare with long back three white feet and a lage white snip in her cheek as a property claim. Any person may prove property by evidence at the Man of War Inn with Arthur Thornton. If not claimed within ten days the mare will be sold to cover expenses. The owner is Rimtett Finegan. October 178g.
His Majesty directs the parliament to be prorogued from September to December. The Lords and Commons are informed that the prorogation will last until Saturday the 1st day of December next. Given at Dublin Castle the 19th day of September 1789. By their Excellencies Alexander Mangin. God save the King.
The fragment notes an official statement from the Lord Lieutenant and the Ireland Council. It references governance authority and potential actions or proclamations affecting the administration. No further readable details are present to identify dates places or specific measures.
A long proclamation orders John Naughton and others to surrender to justice for multiple indictments across Roscommon Galway and Sligo. Grand juries at Affizes allege forcible possession theft with arms against the peace during the late 18th century under George III.
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