29 Sep 1792
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 29, 1792
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR reading from Town Clerks Office references parcels and assessments due in September 1799. It mentions land, perhaps multiple corporations, and tax collection actions tied to the prior quarter with forwarding to the clerk. The legible items name land owners and the town clerk's office in a colonial administrative context.
The readable fragments describe a missing horse event involving individuals and local names. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a pursuit or inquiry, with references to people named Nica and Roy and a tense outcome yet to be clarified.
Notice that entangled text references a canal front building and required wake notice. The fragment mentions circular journal and formet notice in the paper. The content is garbled but indicates an official notice regarding rights, likely lease or building front related, published to inform interested parties.
A fragmented 18th century style notice lists various books and authors. Items include works on Dostor Johnson and Lord Chathany with parliamentary speeches, travelogues of Switzerland and the South Seas, and an assortment of French and Italian books. Publisher Jones advertises extensive catalogues for sale.
Speech describes thousands of impoverished French clergy escaping from Saugiter and Mar dec, arriving in London in dire need of bread and basic necessities. A public subscription is organized at the Fleet Street offices to support them, with weekly remittance to Self Wright and Co Bankers at Covent Yard and a published subscriber ledger.
A Dublin notice proclaims a Wholesale and Ironmonger warehouse at No 4 Austin Street near Canqe Street offering iron goods and related trades, with low terms for ready money. The piece includes a long civic notice about manufacturers, violent acts against workers, and a forthcoming meeting to address riots and defend industry.
A list of fruit and forest trees offered for sale by gardener Jaan ME Dernauet near Nailtown by the Grand Canal. Items include Pears Apples Greens Quince and various dainty plants. September 19 year unknown.
Fragmentary military notice describes officers and noncommissioned officers to exchange from regiments, with mentions of lieutenants, captains, and sergeants slated for transfers. Gibraltar references appear in the text alongside a mail address and pay details for letters.
The High Sheriff and Freeholders of Meath condemn a pamphlet by Edward Byrne as a dangerous inflammatory libel aimed at Catholics and the Protestant Establishment. They denounce calls for Catholic rights as provocation and vow loyalty to the Protestant rule, urging support for the existing order and denouncing rivals in public. A parallel parish letter from St Mary’s wardens seeks official backing to curb spirituous liquors and maintain church authority.
The High Sheriff and Grand Jury of County Clare publish a Circular Letter by Edward Byrne denouncing a plan to elect a general delegate assembly. They argue elections bypass constitutional avenues, warn such moves threaten Protestant-Catholic balance, and pledge loyalty to constitution and Parliament. Signed by Lawrence Comyn and numerous county officials.
The document records a county assembly resolution concurring with previous opinions and denying extended franchise rights to certain allied brethren. It names Donat Calleghany Boyle Vandéleur Richard Ceagh Theobald Burle Henry Breter Thomas Seele iun Whady Manara John Cxaghian among others. The tone reflects a formal colonial era political dispute over civil and foreign power influences.
The Grand Jury of Down County denounces certain recent pamphlets claimed to be from Catholic committees, denoting them as attempts to stir unrest. They warn against missionary misrepresentation and urge adherence to law, order, and peaceful religion, citing named figures and locales.
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