13 Oct 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 13, 1785
Page
1
Disjointed June report cites scattered notes from New York and Pittsburgh about southern Indiana, Monongalia, and other names. It mentions a gentleman from Harrison, Albany, and Baptists, with uncertain details and a recent sentence or medical claim.
A long OCR fragment from the Pennsylvania Gazette recounts treaty rumors, land plans for settlements, naval movements including Winchelsea and Neverinded actions, and a Stepney riot involving Tartar factions. It notes British and Dutch diplomacy, colonial postings, and letters from New York, Grenada, and Baltimore with trade items like tea and silks.
Eyewitness reports a lakebank collapse on October 4 near Killarney. A horse and rider fell in but were rescued by bystanders. Separately, around 2 to 3 a.m. Rev. W Ryan and his wife awoke to masked assailants breaking in, beating Ryan, stripping him, and dragging him outside for nearly 45 minutes before leaving. the attackers claimed to have carried out a deadly deed, while authorities search for the suspects named Todd Aulkner and others.
A dated 18 September 1785 letter from Berlin discusses the status of the Hereditary Stadtholder in Orange and Nafind and the related political stances. It appeals to the Lords State of Holland and West Friesland and others to ensure peaceful enjoyment of prerogatives while expressing cordiality to the recipient.
In a terse report this item notes a 19th century physician involved in a route mishap and bishopate reference. Names appear garbled but indicate a medical figure tied to a church setting and a route event with unclear details.
The readable portion shows stock items with percentages and numbers but is heavily garbled. Specific entities such as company names, dates, or locations are not discernible. The fragment suggests financial quotes and regional references without coherent context.
A garbled item reports on William O’Brien and Ligorts amid a failed scheme involving a county or town. Unclear names, dates, and places suggest a bribery or fraud context with reads of “toys” or “treatin” and an implied legal or criminal matter.
A fragmentary page mentions planned openings and performances, military appointments, a possible murder confession, weather effects on farming, charity bread and meat to prisoners, a noble marriage, and benefit lottery tickets with scattered numbers and draws. The text is incomplete but preserves names, places, and actions.
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