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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 28, 1784
Page
3
A damaged report details diplomats debating adjustments to claims of the allied squadron as the Dutch and Swedish fleets maneuver. The discussion centers on debt relief, provisioning costs, and potential voyages of discovery linked to Dr. Fielch and state policy.
On Mighaclain Day the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs led a ceremonial procession to Christ Church where Rev Blundell preached. Jamie is to be sworn Lord Mayor and Caleb br Ambrose Lech Elgis to be sworn. Mayoralty Hall hosts entertainment as preparations proceed, with historic city pageantry noted. Reverend Peter Warburton dies, leaving state annuity to John Warburton of Huntingdos Lodge.
A garbled 19th century notice describes a bank loan secured by property, prospects of profit, and an auction to satisfy debts. It mentions a Mr Dempsey of Ratcliffe and others, with references to large sums, taxes, fines, and recovery. The fragmentary text hints at a sale to satisfy a mortgage and lender terms.
The garbled text shows a disrupted note about a person named A and a location, referencing a petition of DoSars and an infant production. It mentions a line directed for M. H and that the printer’s staff will attend quietly. The content is unclear and lacks concrete details or events.
Notices of arrivals and departures from various ports and mail ships, with staff names and locations. Higgins announces two day coaches from Athlone and Dublin starting October 11, plus midweek services from Mullingar and Kilbeggan. lodging and post horses offered at the stage house in Dublin. prices listed.
Fragmented eighteenth century notice describes a clergyman’s daughter or dependent seeking relief amid lodging and apparel details. It lists trustees and property auctions near Edgear redflewn and Balpeghio in Fermanagh, with rent figures and bids, inviting applications to Mervyn Archdall and others.
County of Meath May 1784 sale notice describing Drewestown House and Demesne comprising about 250 acres of improved meadow and fattening ground with a fine sporting park. The dwelling is suitable for a family with offices, a large barn, forge, bakehouse, overseen by Arthur Qui Witt. Interested parties to Hector Graham, common pleas office.
Nowece grants passage on two Grand Canal boats from Dublin to Togher Graig and back, daily at eight in the morning. Schedules demand punctual boarding and timed sailings with prices in shillings for great cabin and other classes. Public notice warns riders to respect hours and pay fares, with additional horse ferry regulations and muster details.
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