Audience notice from Lord Lieutenant on Tuesdays and Saturdays
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will give audience on Tuesdays and Saturdays from eleven to two. On Thursdays will transact military business only at eleven o clock.
18 Oct 1791
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 18, 1791
Page
1
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will give audience on Tuesdays and Saturdays from eleven to two. On Thursdays will transact military business only at eleven o clock.
A listing describes a long established shop and parlour in the city available for immediate tenancy. Readiness includes fixtures and good order with total furniture and fittings. The advertisement notes no expenditure required on the premises and invites a line for A. Be at the Princer's heritage location.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions a roiddresiged man, a farrier, and a Gil No- Diemer in a tent scene. It references feedin lines, a rating, and a printer, but lacks coherent details about actions, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable elements are insufficient for a concrete news item.
A fragment from a Waterford discourse attacks the Evening Port for mocking the Lord Lieutenant and praises the City’s Freedom in a gold bag. It recounts a Lord Mayor entertainment snub, property seizures, and calls for improved civic plans amid rising prices and public indignation.
A dense 18th century-style compact reflects Meath and Carlow sheriffs uniting to curb spirits, warnings against revolutionary zeal, praise for law and order, and sharp satire of French politics. It reports on royal figures, parliamentary fears, and public figures, with passages on taxation, liberty, and dress codes, ending with local notices of auctions and betting events in Limerick.
The Lottery Commissioners announce licenses granted for buying filing and dealing in tickets or chances but not for selling or registering any. Names and addresses listed include J. Mdoux College-green, N. Cacnwett College-greta, J. Jackson Parliament-street, and others in Dublin and Limerick. Signed by order CHAR. wut ROBT. DEFY, Scgrergries.
A garbled notice lists courses in Anatomy Physiology and Surgery, with references to professors and texts. It mentions a November event and unpaid dues, plus a court matter involving Lumenthorn and Robert Beyone. The readable items show a medical school setting and legal notices linked to the same page.
Fragmentary notice proclaims royal authority in Ireland with references to God Save the King and military command phrases. The readable text is limited and lacks clear dates or named officials beyond general titles.
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