Printers Meet at Resass Site Delayed
A damaged OCR fragment notes tension at a printers meeting on a resass site. Details are unclear but mention a postponed event and involvement of staff.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 01, 1786
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment notes tension at a printers meeting on a resass site. Details are unclear but mention a postponed event and involvement of staff.
A garbled lottery snippet lists drawn figures and prize amounts including 40, 10,000, 19,900 and 167,330 with references to immediate service and care considerations. The text is incomplete but indicates first draw results and large sums. Entities include lottery terms and monetary figures.
The fragment lists several agricultural and manufacturing items with scattered notes. It mentions No 15 and No 52 addresses, a new building on Daventreet, and references to tobacco hemp and related goods. The text appears as an OCR snapshot with misreads affecting multiple names and places.
Fragmentary OCR text references gratitude and acknowledgement of future study. Mentions Kavoct, Soachaiels, and confidence in a cited contentment, but lacks clear, readable facts or identifiable events, dates, or entities to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text glimpses a Pine Arts scene with mentions of human genius and a formal exhibit. It references a numbered item and admission notes, but the readable fragment lacks clear event details, dates, or specific entities to anchor a full summary.
A fragmented notice mentions Pifoon Intelligence and a public excursion in April. It references an aerial event and a drum beat procession. Details are unclear but indicate a formal gathering or permitted activity led by a beat of drum and local figures.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a public notary and unclear financial terms. The readable parts include names resembling AENHURST and Bistangs and mentions of Dr and securities. The rest is garbled and not enough to establish a coherent event or action.
Unclear text shows a unanimous resolution by the Sheriffs and Commons opposing a Police Bill. The document notes petitions to the House of Commons, warnings about constitutional rights, and calls to publish the proceedings. Names like John Bursele appear as clerk.
Readable fragment notes a sale of flax yarn by Jon Cowan at Yarn Hall, claiming superior quality compared with recent offerings. The snippet mentions large quantities and Petersburgh flax, with no clear date or full context due to damaged text.
The secretary directs sheriffs that the fever of ourcex to be addressed with orders to send transports to Dublin as quickly as possible. He has chartered two vessels for this purpose, and the act of pra Dachin moves are Greene, March 28, 1786.
John and James Coppertauwaite inform friends the Dublin Athlone coach will start April 11 from Mr. Cofclough's Laurel Queen Street on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and return from Athlone Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Passengers inside one guinea outside half price for children and the lap.
Advertisement seeks an ensigncy in a named Irish regiment with emphasis on reliable security. Apply ropeky Wares at Nu 29 Jervis Street for details and eligibility.
A terse public notice advertises a wanted person described as a 1Scol with undeniable per rity, seeking Phree in a Land. Applications are to be addressed to Rowear Warren, N r, ag, Jervis-fureer.
Curious visitors may view the speaking and dancing figure displayed from noon to eight in the evening on Sundays at No 40 College-greens. Admission is 8 shillings, offering a chance to question the figure in various languages. The proprietor plans to depart the city soon, and additional mechanical exhibits will be shown in the same room.
Fragmentary OCR note lists mixed names and titles with sparse context about a social gathering or ceremony. Several proper nouns appear damaged, yielding no clear event, date, or location to confirm.
Mr Dawson informs the public of a benefit event on the 18th featuring a comedic prelude and a new pantomime entertainment. Tickets for Mr Dawson’s show at the theatre and Old Exchange Coles bar are on sale.
Edward Bray of Merchant’s Quay advertises a wide range of trees and garden stock at cheaper prices, claiming thousands of Cork and lime trees, alder, elm and sycamore varieties from one to three years old. A gardener and steward with good abilities and recommendations are sought.
Notice announces a ground to let for building on a two foot wide frontage fronting the street to Blue-Coat Hospital. Apply to the agent at the house for particulars. Date given is March 1766.
An old advertisement from Keanet House touts refined sugar and a wide range of groceries at low prices. It also lists wines, porter, Perry, cyder, mead, Jamaica rums, cognac brandy, and whiskey with emphasis on low profit margins and reliability for nobility and gentry.
Announcement informs Ils and the public that a complete hair powder manufactory has been erected with extensive lines and long experience. It offers genuine products, imported perfumes, and sells wholesale and retail at low prices. Country orders are welcome and an apprentice is sought for the business, with a second floor ready for use.
TO BE SOLD the next Presentation to Livine of a Year the prefert Incumbeast upwards of Sixty Apply to Mr Duan Morys abney.
The Dublin Lamp Office at No. 14 Lifey-street offers 499 oil cats in good condition and whale oil and rape oil at low prices. Also advertised are 300 old city lamps for sale at bargain rates.
The Corporation invites proposals for flagging footways on Moreton-square Sackville-street and Marlborough Street with mountain grit and curved edges. Grit thickness four inches flag thickness four inches, flags four inches thick. Bids due on the day before April grn. openings to be held by the Board. Signed Rich Gladwell.
An auctioneer or artist advertises elegant miniature portraits in various media, including oil and crayon, offered at remarkably low prices. The notice claims quick approval by an official, urging public attention to the opportunity and the artist’s skill. It references Capel and Mary, with vague details about the artist’s age and credentials.
Fragmentary text lists individuals and debts with unclear roles and dates. Names such as Araofat, Enwes, Hattes appear alongside fragmented phrases about wages and indebted persons. Details are vague and not clearly connected to a specific event or notice.
A fragment from a 18th century newspaper promotes Gentile wares for women and coats, waists, and fabrics. It touts low prices for ready money, listing items like woollen cloths, gowns, and coatings. The misspelled text reflects period spellings and shop jargon.
DUTTON and Coneany No 8 Jervis Street offer a large selection of white linen and cambric goods for diverse wearers in the North of Ireland. They provide white callicoes muslins linens damask and lawn fabrics and claim the lowest prices for ready money with plain price marks. The company advertises a wholesale warehouse where goods are compared with others in the market.
Seed dealer Carrolls announces new seed offerings including asparagus seed and several garden varieties. The notice lists prices per pack, notes a weight measure for blades, and mentions suitability for home gardens along with curious plant sorts such as American Land Watercress.
A damaged advertisement offers the scrap iron forge and a boring and grinding mill near Dublin for sale with land and dwellings. The partnership between Kalix Pounart and Heaviste dissolved by mutual consent. Prospective buyers may contact Thomas Benen or local agents for details.
An ordinance reports a robbery in a store room of Dublin Castle or nearby premises. The crime damaged a wall and involved lifting valuables and goods named as lenses and merchandise. Authorities seek the offender, offering a reward for information leading to capture.
Fragmented OCR text describes a sale of medical care items and related syringes or remedies. Mentions phrases like medical care, doctors, and items arriving for sale. Contains garbled names and terms.
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