Post Assembly Election for Dublin Alderman Seat
A post assembly will be held at the City of Dublin on Friday in September at one o clock for the purpose of electing an Alderman in the room of Sir An- Ci Meccased. Dated the 6th day of September.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 11, 1787
Page
2
A post assembly will be held at the City of Dublin on Friday in September at one o clock for the purpose of electing an Alderman in the room of Sir An- Ci Meccased. Dated the 6th day of September.
Fragmentary OCR item records a transfer office note mentioning Dames Creel and an address on Founes Street near Seoul. The readable fragment hints at relocation or removal actions but lacks clear date or full names.
A garbled OCR note describes Mn Culler and Missarune Pariont moving from the corner of Suilo Street to Nefi Ghalton street at Jubntton. The text is unclear but records a location change within a town. No additional names or dates are clearly recoverable.
Non Is Hatter announces a large array of ladies hats including elegant white styles and white ostrich feathers, with colorful varieties from a royal plumatier. Also advertised patent leader hay imported, noting duty is not the port.
An Belfatt observer notes rapid building and completion of about 225 houses this year, likely nearing 300 with omitted entries. He highlights the Bank as a leading example of well placed, elegant new structures, reflecting public vigor. The report references The Newry and John Wilson in Loudon.
Report details a near-miss for the Tiarches Bennet a Newry linen trader vessel off Newry Bar with minimal hull damage but substantial cargo loss. Also noted are maritime alerts from Jamaica to Cork with a brig collision and local crime notes including inquests, break-ins, and smuggling seizures in Limerick and Cork.
The author cites observations under Royal Society direction by Dr Bradley and Dr Marshlyne to test if the Variation of Variation follows a fixed law. They stress the need to observe at the same hour or apply corrections, noting the risk of errors exceeding Yarding’s annual variation claim. Observations at Greenwich Observatory are described as showing variations being foul to be.
A lengthy condemnation of opponents, asserting success in proving a uniform variation over years, defending the author’s own observational integrity, and challenging Harding and others to a public demonstration, while recounting personal provocations and asserting rightful scientific authority.
Thomas Marlando challenges Mr. If tion at Mentamy alias Magnetius in Angula over the diurnal variation of 2% degrees 35 minutes. He appeals to Irish Land Surveyors as sole judges, dismissing counterarguments and warning against insincere moderation or misrepresentation.
A garbled OCR fragment refers to a few days fine and penalties for a person named Gamal. Mentions an intent to pot up a hand-billy and a charge list including five Brith dhulnuphy on a badge in pursuance of an act for porting proscribed items.
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