Dublin Newsbriefs on Nobility Deaths and Port News
News from Dublin on September 1 reports the Lord Lieutenant at Deat Cattle and Lord Chancellor’s Mountshannon, arrivals of Cirfaen and Valentia from England, and the death of Thomas Nugent Earl of Westmeath. Also notes a blue ribbon vacancy, a frigate in harbor, bricklayers' strike, a musical festival, a coroner’s inquest for Matthew Kenny, and ship movements including Fame from Barbados and Arethusa from Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Viscount Cirfaen
Valentia
Englissh
Bart Carhampton
Lord Rawdon
My. Pikenham
Meath
Parkstreet
Thomas Nugent
Earl of
Nemesia
Ball
Murphy
Gardner'street
Madam Mara
Hur
Alderman Fleming
Coro. News
Mathew Kenny
Yellow Lyon
Thomas Mreet
Robert Baker
Barbadocs
Hull
Jamaica
John Stanton
Masler
Albion
Brittal
Wittenburgh
Mahfax
16Th Regiment
Rawdon
Wilton
Whitehaven
Liverpool
Charlestown
William Nicholson
Mater
Spm
Arethosa
William Clarke
London
Benjamin Houghton
Cork- Greet, Big
Dublis
Dublin Chronicle fragment notes and executions
A blurred report from Ireland mentions Mr Richard Bourse arriving from England and being guided to safety in Essex. It cites Dublin officials discussing a possible Parliament measure, counties opposing Edward Byrne's Catholic Manifesto, and nine grand jury members in Mayo. it notes executions scheduled at Kilmainham tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bourse
England
Pigeon House
Edouard Burke
Burke
Forrnda
Dublin
Down
Mayo
Louth
Evward ‘Byrne
Cothe
Qgranmbridge
Englithman
Parney
Fan
Hobinson
Norton
Brooke
Cunningham
Kilmainham
Fortified towns and bishoprics in a seventeenth century atlas
The fragment describes several fortified towns and bishoprics in Europe tied to French and imperial history. It notes Verdun, Vallee, Meuse regions, and references to bishops with imperial rank, treaties like Westphalia and Pyrenees, and fortifications built under Louis XIV and XV. It mentions Meuse latitude, Meuse bridges, and Carolingian-era planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thion Valle
Great Coupe
Rodoy
France
Pyrenees
Louis XIV
Louis XV
Charlemagne
Prussians retire from Etain amid French peril at Paris
Reports say Prussians withdraw from Etain to besiege Thierville and Mers as the French king suffers confinement. Anger rises at Paris with Jacobin control of the press and muttered hope in Brunswick’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etain
Thierville
Mers
Paris
Jacobin Club
Flanders
Duke of Brunswick
Verdun
Leoogwy
Sierck
Amsterdam
Paria
France
Chua
Madam Teroigne and Martellola defend Paris palace
An account from Paris describes Madam Teroigne leading a troop of Martellola to confront danger at the Thirteen Meriea palace. A swift officer pleads for protection but is struck down by Teroigne and her followers. The scene unfolds amid fears for the British constitution and political agitation in Vienna and Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Orleans
Limare
Teroigne
Vienna
Geneva
Toafford
Thateuiris
Watla
Mancheter Society
Aris
Paris
France
Mesirs
Lackner
Fayette
Dillon
Yous
Dumoorie
Riots in France and the dangers of reform in Britain
A satirical critique on the French Revolution and British reform, warning that equality ideas threaten order. It argues revolution proves miseries of visionary schemes, cites reactions of leaders like Paine and Fox, and foresees perils of constitutional change while urging return to traditional roles and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Frenzied Paris News and Royal Attacks Stir Monarchy Talk
Citizens in Paris mourn amid mob rule as royalists lament the upheaval and feared downfall of the monarchy. Rumors swirl about Emigrant forces, executions, and property sales while figures like Luckner, d Aiglement, and de la Payette are noted in a tense, mixed report of loyalty, rumor, and political danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Marthal Luckner
Paria
Mool, d'Aiglement
Poitiers
M. de la Payette
West
Prince Charles de Rehan
Paris
Great Britain
Fragmentary musings on liberty and governance in unsettled era
A garbled historical fragment discusses liberty equality and governance, contrasting ancient and modern rule. It cites Parliament, King and Cotton merchants, and republican ideas, while lamenting unrest, mob power, and the waning of enlightenment as distinctions fade and mankind seeks a universal joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orne Cromwell
England
Fragmented Notice on Paper and Atlantic Voyage Observations
The notice questions a published timeline for a forthcoming event and the proper sequencing of announcements. It previews a ship route from outward passages through the Cape of Good Hope to Pekin, and notes two major philosophical discoveries a Frenchman and an Italian in Collogna. The first claims light can render variola harmless with precautions, while the second links animal motion to fire and presents a crucible experiment showing motion transfer between interposed materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valian
Lord Bacon
False Ambition’s Fatal Fire and a Royal Martyr
Fragment from a poem accusing ambition of murder and doom. It laments that silent treachery hides beneath noble vows, leading a bosom friend toward ruin. The verse accuses ambition of blasting peace, warming private vice, and birthing guilty passions. A soldier dies, a widow laments, and a royal martyr bleeds for pride.
Births at Stephen's Green and Blackrock
On Sunday morning the Lady of Mr William Armit of the General Post Office presented a son at Stephen's Green. The Lady of Thomas Addis Emmet, Esq of a son at Stephen's Green. At Blackrock the Lady of Captain Harris presented a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Armit
General Post-Office
Stephen's-gréen
Thomae Addis Emmet
Black-rock
Captain Harris
Local marriages and names in Antrim and Cork records
Fragmented OCR lists marriage intents and names across several Irish towns. Grace Oliver jun of Balbriggan Ely marries Mife Shearman of Little Britain fireet. James Kearney Youghall merchant weds Mifa Eliza Morifey daughter of William Merile at Villerflows Waterford. in Cork Daniel M'Carthy ligen drapers weds Mifa Curtin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Grace
Grace Geld
Balbriggan
Ely
Mife Shearman
Little Britain
Obituary Notice from Louth County Death Record
At the drumcathel feat died Arthur Craven Etq in Drumcathel county Louth Peter Greet aged 85 Chamberlain Walker late eminent accountant The author William Gerraed Etq of Liar ton ca Mealb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumcathel
Co. Louth
Arthur Craven
Peter Greet
Chamberlain Walker
William Gerraed
Liarton
Mealb
Roscommon Treasurer Receives Subscriptions Cited
The notice directs subscribers to pay their dues to Mr Rostet Hu Pax, Roscommon, who serves as treasurer for the Govaxations of the Roscosmen EX FIRMARY. Payment deadline and full details were outlined in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostet Hu Pax
Roscommon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuffe
Deat Cattle
Mount-Shannon
Gort
Jamce’s
Eveniry
Vanada
la Javeon
Pavia
Creves
Westphalia
Brederic Bacharoffa
Meuse
Henry H
Yeferdsy
Gch
Memion Chat Verden
Alfy
Mrrz
Keves
Jin
de Montmorercy
Henry Glintgge
Louis XVI
Thierry
Clovis
Santa XV
Verduns
Balle
Sally Taltendaie
Joseph Priestey
Ialwegan
Empresa
Roffia
Mediterranean
Corsica
Malta
Magda
Roman Garsifone
Prussia
Brance
Ince
Wanere
Hhe
Paine
Rove
Fox
Francis
India
Lord Lavatapare
Gary
Northumberland
Govenaumant Monuireas
Futurion
Piib
Cape of Good Hope
Dras
Batavia
Malacca
Pekin
Pont Bery Iate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!