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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 21, 1797
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads as a health and welfare pamphlet with references to medicine relief, public welfare, and measures in Ireland. It mentions figures and places such as Dublin, Ireland, and various parish names. includes proclamations by authorities and a call for medical aid and social welfare discussion.
The readable fragments reference a county area and unspecified entities. The text hints at a formal notice or decree but details are obscured by errors. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are extractable from the legible portions.
The Lord Lieutenant and Council publish a reward offer for the capture of Sir Henry Brown Hayes of Cork and accomplices. Two hundred pounds for the principal offender and fifty pounds for each aiding party, with pardon and royal protection for those apprehended, dated July 1 in Dublin.
Royal proclamation appoints districts Ballina Ballinrobe and Coleraine in Mayo Sligo and Londonderry for enforcement of law and peace. It confirms towns Ballina Westport Ballyhaunis Clare Morris and Ballinrobe and expands control for cattle and district boundaries. Also announces rewards for discovering those responsible for printed threats against officials.
Lord Lieutenant and Council proclaim parts of Clondernot and Faughan parish areas in the Half-Barony of Tirkserin open to disturbance or danger. Proclamation covers Templemore liberties and adjoining areas to prevent further unrest in the county of Londonderry. Signed by council and magistrates in Dublin on May 7, 1787.
A royal proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council declares the barony of Strabane and parts of Omagh Kilmacrennan Meevigh and nearby parishes in Tyrone and Donegal to be in a state of disturbance or immediate danger. The action follows memorials from Justices of the Peace at special sessions held in Lughway and Rashetan and authorizes measures to preserve public peace.
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