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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 28, 1789
Page
2
The report recounts a deadly Bay accident when two youths fell from an open boat on Sunday, a bold robbery on a commuter returning to Capel Street, and a broad survey of European upheavals. It notes monarchs mobilizing guards, toasts amid Parisian aristocracy, and France’s debt crisis driving calls for reform.
At Rimtaigh Armagh Thady Byrne aged 104. In Drumecondra Mr Savage. Near Mlinwn in advanced age Mr William Beeby senior merchant of Great George's street.
Sporting intelligence lists week long events from Monday to Saturday with tracking of horses' names, ages, and weights. Notable entries include Father OLeary and King David in several races, Coolin, Xenophon, Tantrum, Lady Betty and hunters. betting odds show two to one on David and three to one on OLeary, with outcomes mentioned as decisive but cautious.
By Order of the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of Dublin dated September 36 1989 a list shows WHEAT Flour and related flour products with prices per quarter per stone and per unit. Various measures such as WHEAT MEAL OAT MEAL and household goods are listed with denominations including Twelvepenny and Fourpenny along with allowances to the errant Lon.
From the Isth Dae of March next for Cuch Tern a parcel of Swenly-one acres of meadow ground near the town of Omhiay tte in the Podlethon of Mary lined out to be sold at valuation. Several hundred loads of well laden hay ground, hay on hand, proposals in writing to be received by Willian Thaisas at the Uyange.
A 1489 proclamation from Dublin extends the parliament's prorogation to September and notes royal command. It details pursuit and punishment for a murder case in County Westmeath and Kilbeggan, offering rewards for apprehension and conviction of the principals, with pardons for informers and a transportation statute.
The proclamation orders John Naughten and others named by Galway Grand Jury to surrender to magistrates by a set date. It lists multiple defendants from Galway and surrounding counties indicted for felony acts, armed seizures, and disturbances at various houses and lands. The document cites several historic indictments from the Affizes at Rotommon and Galway, detailing names, locales, and offenses across the region.
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