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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 22, 1793
Page
4
Fragments describe various military units and officers, including references to battalions, regiments, and artilery, with notes on reviews and embarkation. The text mentions figures like Ler Pendee and General Caes, and discusses political cautions amid cautionary remarks about Republicans and barabarism.
A garbled report describes Richard Dry facing punishment in a court with remarks on a preacher and a witness corruption. It shifts to a lengthy discussion of French Revolutionary events, political dangers, and fortifications around Weilambourg and Weissenbourg with details on lines, rivers, ditches, and artillery.
A garbled excerpt discusses the fall of a queen and revolutionary tensions. It references Antoinette, Commons, and relief requests, with scattered phrases about a court, a commission, and counter-revolutionary ideas amid confusion.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention subtle actions by a group or individual shaping culture. The text hints at internal processes, unnamed figures, and possible interactions with broader social dynamics. No clear event, dates, or locations are readable.
The Dublin Gazette lists promotions within the army including Captain and Ensign appointments, and notes the Independent Company changes. It also reports a public lecture by Mr Casey, lottery notices, and public thanks for fire-extinguishing efforts at St Mary's Parish with delays in alarm procedures.
Abstract of the returns of corn grain meat and flour sold in Dublin and adjoining liberties from Saturday October 12 to Saturday October 19 1793. It sets weights and barrel equivalents for Wheat Rye Peas and Beans 20 stone Barley and Bere 14 stone Oats and 132 stone of flour equal to a barrel of Mizar and 7 stone of Oamen ta a barrel of Oats.
A historical letter from Bernard dated October 163.2793 praises and thanks authorities for support during a difficult period. The fragment references conduct, duty, and gratitude toward a local governance body and mentions a nine-man effort enabling progress.
On Sansar the third of Normmonay 1793 a charity sermon was preached in the Parish Church of Saint Catherine Dublin by Gov Apeen Mowcan and the Earl of Granard. The funds support a parochial charity school educating twenty boys and ten orphan girls with clothing and apprenticing to Protestant masters. The charity, begun in 0713, has apprenticed hundreds of boys and relies on annual collections and subscriber contributions, though wealth declines reduce gifts.
A 1793 notice from William Jones at No 86 Darest Ridtry Crampton-court assures lottery purchasers that all prizes from Shares or Guineas will be paid promptly and in full, and promises year round office conduct and reliable service to build public trust.
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