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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 04, 1786
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment mentions unnamed individuals and obscure terms, creating a confusing public notice vibe with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits hint at a local matter but lack clear actions, dates, or authorities.
Partial readable text refers to a river, a place name, and a person likely town official. details are unclear due to damaged OCR. broader context suggests a local notice or brief item within a newspaper page.
The readable portion suggests a query about a place to exhibit and related service details but specifics are unclear due to damaged text. No clear names dates or organizations are decipherable.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions gardeners and plant care, with scattered references to seeds cementing into a winter context. Contains numerous unreadable names and locations, rendering concrete facts scarce.
Public notice announces ground to let for construction on fronting tee fyotten near the Hof pile of ae eet veate. Details and particulars to be obtained by March 4th from the managing office.
Auction notice seeking buyers for an iron forge and mill works with adjacent dwelling and outbuildings. Includes land, water power access, and factory fixtures. An interested party will meet on site to review equipment and property details for potential long term lease or purchase.
A damaged OCR fragment lists vague theater and ticket details, with unreadable names and stray phrases. It references Mr G. Sietange and an Exchange Co TD B65 OLD, plus an address and contact hints in a noisy string. The readable bits offer little actionable information beyond a failed public notices glimpse.
A sale notice states items at the Dublin Lamp Office No 14 Lifley Street will be sold in good condition including a whale boat and possibly an automobile parts item.
The fragment describes a past event related to Crayon Picts and an aid group. details are unclear due to the garbled OCR text. It mentions probation and public matters but lacks coherent names or dates to specify a clear incident or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Dublin 1786 case referencing accounts and a person named Jane az. The text mentions foren Battier and Moor, likely old names, with a request related to debts or accounts among enslaved persons. Clearest reading notes a court or ledger context in Ireland.
Advertises an assortment of garments and fabrics including waistcoats, Cashmeres, casimere, broadcloths, and satins. Promotes low prices on fashionable items such as frock coats, coats, and Florentines with influences from Parliament year fashion. Disclaims names of buyers and exact dates.
White Linen and Cambricks imported by White Linen and Cambrick Warseyt Dutton and Company No8 Jervisektrmet Abbey Street Dublin feature an elegant assortment. Goods priced for ready money with emphasis on low rates and Warenhouse comparison with items elsewhere.
An 18th century advert details Cork asparagus seed roots and seeds from Carroll's Dutch Seeds with varied prices and cultivation directions. It notes a range of flowers, herbs, and American varieties, including seeds sown in gardens and superior flavors, with measurements and weights for several hundred blades and packets available in London markets.
A garbled notice announces Dr Norris's Drops, a famed medicine, is moved from a Crystal Room to a new location. Fresh parcels have arrived and are on sale. Treaties on the medicine may be bid for by applying locally, with guarantees of mild, reliable relief.
A fragmentary note mentions Bite with unclear context and names or places unreadable. The readable portion hints at a brief item or notice but lacks concrete details to identify people actions or events.
Millingar Aprilia Murrtay is noted in a fragmentary record from an early issue. The text breaks mid sentence, listing names and actions without clear context or dates, leaving the main event and participants only partially identifiable.
A garbled OCR item lists assorted goods and fabrics with scattered brand names and items. It mentions Parisian style patterns, enamelled gold, and a variety of gentleman’s wear offerings though the text remains largely unreadable.
Monday sessions reveal the Duke of Leinster pressing to postpone the bill while Dublin freemen petition against it. The Lord Chancellor warns delaying pleadings, noting the petition questions public tranquility amid Cork and Mayo unrest and banditry concerns.
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