13 Oct 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 13, 1787
Page
1
An official Dublin city proclamation dated October 13 1787 addresses the standard size of bread. The notice specifies regulatory measures for bakers within the city and outlines compliance expectations and potential penalties for deviation.
A compact notice summarizes arrivals at Port News and departures with ships such as Coals, Coasters, and Gools. Mentions M Naught Colerain Goods and ballast operations. Mentions Liverpool passengers and winds from the Isle of Douth and Wales. Includes names like Packer, Ellis, and Yarmouth in fragmented form.
The fragment notes a second quarter event dated April 19 with initials Morttt and a cryptic notation 1g ch p.y. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Announced Rutland Curragh meeting schedules events from October 17 to 29 1787. Includes stakes of Fifty Guineas for various age groups and weights at Rutland Course Heats and Hunters Sweepstakes. Also lists entries entry deadlines keeper of Fox Hounds Kil Dare and land sale proposals for Err Suns Town near Lucan with contact details for Robert Bay EG Batti fig or Andrew Fawcett.
A country residence four miles from Dunwin with house gardens and about fifteen acres of land at the Foun Mite Stone near Dunleart opposite the seat of the Right Lord Chief Justice Zarlsfort. Lease terms to March next or lease sale of interest. For particulars inquire of Molesworth Greene or Mr J Davis Uphulder South Great George-street. Notices to be inserted on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A notice describes the Fee Simple of a well situated estate in Meath, leased for yearly rent exclusive of tax. It notes good land and house offices, with most leases ending in May 1399 or long terms. one lease may rise significantly. Application details to Patrick Kordsty at 194 Aber Breet for rent bell by 20 April 1982.
The Lords Lieutenant and Council of Dublin issue a June 20 1787 proclamation. It extends quarantine rules to ships from the Mediterranean and Algerian crews, orders strict observance of quarantine regulations, and requires all vessels from Spain or Minorca to comply, with authorities to enforce by ship and cargo. Names include Lifford, C. Raden, H. Gamergan, O Brien, Fitzgibbon, and Oute.
Lord Lieutenant offers rewards for capture of John O Donnell Bartholomew Shea and others implicated in a brutal murder and related felonies at a Kerry prison. Officials detailed accused men with ages faces and hometowns and warned of rewards up to fifty pounds for convictions and twenty pounds for capturing fugitives. The notice calls for apprehension by February and names several witnesses and potential parole risks.
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