14 Oct 1809
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 14, 1809
Page
1
A notice calling the Moblemen clergy and freeholders to meet at Longford on the 23d instant at One o clock in the afternoon for the stated purposes signed J R Robinson Suiaur Lisglassick dated 11 October 1809.
Lord Bishop of Ferns receives the parishioners address from Cregan through you. He expresses gratitude for twenty years of cooperation aiding the Poor and parish welfare. He requests you convey his deep thanks and steadfast memory of their esteem, signed Percy Ferny Belvidere Place Sept 17 1809.
The Navan Turnpike Road commissioners will convene at the Board Room Navan at one o'clock on Wednesday October 18 to transact business regarding the road. Signed by order R A Thompson secretary October 10 1809.
Committees for the Jubilee announce an Urirées to guide public dress for the event. They urge wear of an Irish blue cloth double breasted coat with yellow buttons and emblematic devices, plus a black velvet cape and white waistcoat. Worn as a shared civic display at Lower Ormond Quay.
Public notice records William Ferrall announcing the purchase of blue superfine cloths from leading manufacturers for sale in Ireland with practical terms and emblematic buttons available. A sworn oath pledges not to sell any Irish related article not manufactured in Ireland. The document also notes a Sept 26 1809 date and a sworn affirmation by Jubilee Cloths of Irish Manufacture on Dame Street.
Reillys Warf-House No 31 College-green near the Post-Office announces a grand jubilee sale of Irish poplins tabinets satins and silk goods. Proprietor Reilly informs nobility and gentry that ready money terms will be offered. includes vevets and Donnie Tanner for gentlemen wear and emprosere d vests.
The Dublin Journal reports mixed, unverifiable rumors on whether peace or war governs Germany, noting conflicting accounts from Holyhead mail and Lisbon dispatches. It cites Buonavante’s stance on Orders in Council and trade with neutrals, and notes Dublin’s Jubilee preparations driving public activity and illuminations.
Reports convey the trial of Patriot officers by a Military Commission under laws of the French Calendar era and their execution at Wesel on the 17th. It notes conflicting Prussian judgments on Schill’s officers and details various contemporaneous dispatches and local incidents across Ireland and Europe, including naval prisoner exchanges and public notices.
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