30 Oct 1788
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 30, 1788
Page
1
Postscript reports Danish naval arms and coastal forces, Russian and Swedish troop movements, and a discussion of peace aims. It notes Sweden's fortified camp, Danish advances and conferences, and Russian winter quarters. Holland and West Friesland impose a new compulsory loan with low interest to raise funds for state needs.
Dutch prints note that the Emperor has written to Prince Kayune bo to begin peace negotiations with the Furks, who he seeks to placate to end his crusade. Hammond named representative at Vienna while Sir Robert Keith is away. Dalrymple travels to Paris temporarily. Sunday schools in Manchester count forty four. cholate 5006. Russian ship at Copenhagen awaits repairs and ships from Archangel expected. US letters report belief the US will be pulled into global conflict after the war. Cadingl ge Bernja to Rome seeks support of French Clergy for the Speaker post at the States General. Warawzow meets with Mr. Pitts in London on new dispatches from Petersburg. Lisbon dispatches recount Newfoundland ships arriving with news from London and other ports. the Hanover crosses Lisbon to Falmouth with heavy gales. others sailings report no names yet.
Rumors from Holland describe Europe in turmoil as England braces for wider conflict. Cherbourg’s port readiness hints at a powerful fleet while court actions continue in Dublin and London. Frederick Lambert faces punishment, Lord Charley Fitzgerald sails to Parkgate aboard the Prince of Wales, and a correspondent laments encroachments on a noted horse course.
A garbled narrative reports boxing bans in Dublin and Kilkenny. It notes magistrates banished prize fighters, a fishing boat tragedy near Carrickfergus, a barn blaze in Thomastown, a street assault in Upper Jervois, and contract awards for Royal Irish artillery gear. Births and deaths listed in Cavendish row and William Street.
The notice lists sailing times for the Dartmouth Packet Mail to England with departures and destinations. It names ships and cargos including coasters and goods from various ports and lists weather as variable with wind.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a bid process with names such as Gosund and Mary Vines, mentioning hundreds of loads and a written proposal to be reviewed by Win, with dates and land references scattered and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Royal theatre project and a related permit or licensing process. The document references a theatre, a building or adjoining house, and a small regulatory step. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable. details are uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text references proclamations by the Lord Lieutenant General and by Groene spor a Treland and Nugent Buckingham. Details are unclear due to garbled source.
Turbulent OCR fragment lists rising and setting times for several days in Dublin. Mentions high water and tidal notes but reader cannot derive a coherent event or full details. Focus appears on sun and tide data across Tue to Sat with scattered numbers.
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