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mods: George Faulkner the Dublin Journal Dublin journal (Dublin, Ireland : 1729 : Faulkner) Faulkner, George 1703?-1775 Faulkner, Thomas Todd. Giffard, John 1745-1819 British Library text newspaper Newspapers. ie 1745 1747 continuing Three times a week, 18 Feb. 1768- Semiweekly, Jan. 1729?-16 Feb. 1768 eng remote 1 online resource. Reproduction of the originals from the Burney Collection, the British Library (London). Title fluctuates; not all issues have subtitles. Imprint from undated colophon. Dates of some issues given according to Lady Day dating. First published on Tuesdays and Saturdays, later Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The advertisements include occasional small woodcuts. Founded, edited and published by George Faulkner. Some early imprints include the name of James Hoey, who was in partnership with George Faulkner from late 1727; the partnership ended in May 1730, at which time Hoey began his own Dublin Journal. After George Faulkner's death (1775), the newspaper was published and printed by his son: Thomas Todd Faulkner, whose name appears in imprints from 1783?-1792?; later printed by George Faulkner [2nd] (1795-1804), and W. F. Hodges (1804- ) In 1788 the paper was leased by Thomas Todd Faulkner to John Giffard, who remained the publisher through the early 19th century. Always a Protestant paper, the publication became a mouthpiece of Castle government under Giffard. Cf. Inglis; North. Description based on: Number 376 (Tuesday January 7, to Saturday January 11, 1728-9.); title from caption. Electronic resource. Munter, R. Hand-list of Irish Newspapers 1685-1750, 84 NCBEL, II:1383 North, J.S. Irish newspapers, 1096 Inglis, B. Freedom of the press in Ireland Numbering irregular during 1729; slightly irregular thereafter. Occasionally supplemented by: The Dublin journal extraordinary. In 1730 James Hoey left this paper and began a competing paper with the same common title and numbering. Absorded by The Irish Times in 1825. Cf. North 1603-1800 local Irela…