10 Apr 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 10, 1787
Page
1
Fragmentary notice notes Castle A pate 13 and drawing room arrangements for Thursday evening in the drawing room setting, with scarce details and unclear context.
Andrew Carr grocer and wine merchant advertises a Eaton Street style exhibition with paintings from Italian Dutch masters and a varied display. The notice promotes purchasable wines at reduced prices and warns against impostors, touting Carr imports and quality.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled note about a dealer and a grocer, with scattered phrases including sales and a meeting. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving an unclear event and outcome.
An 1787 theatre notice announces Monday evening performances at Theatre Royal Cavendish Garden with a call for unusual applause. Cast includes Sir Lathe Tremor O Wealy Chalmers Paulets Lord Flint Wood Oweny and others. prologue and epilogue by specified actors. box seats to be taken by Mr. Mara at the theatre.
The ministers of the city and suburbs are summoned to meet in the Verity Room at Saint Peter's Church in Que o'Glock on Friday the ninth instant to elect a church tilter as directed by the late Bishop Saintarne's will dated April seventeenth, seventeen seventy three.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference prize drawings with amounts around 1000 pounds and 1900 dollars, plus a date near the 4th and a lat dray item. The readable parts mention a drawing event and monetary prizes amid unclear surrounding text.
A sermon will be preached in the Parish Church of St Thomas, Durkin, with likely involvement of church officials and parishioners. The service details remain to be announced.
A public notice from April 1787 at House No 29 Dame Street requests information leading to conviction for a robbery. Items stolen include silver plate, spoons, forks, goblets, a bread basket, tureen ladles, and more. A reward of five guineas is offered by Mr Maanenbank for information locating the culprits.
The members are required to pay five guineas each by May 1 and five more by November 1 to the Secretary for building a new house. Any member who fails to pay will be excluded. March 28, 1787.
An advert seeks a tidy dwelling with reasonable rent and good repair near Suffolk Nawlaw Grafton street Exchequer street or Church lane. A. B. invites correspondents by letter to the Printer for a suitable tenant per His Grace the Lord Lieutenant’s order. Treasury Chambers notes a 50 0001 four percent loan debentures drawing May 20 and payment May 10 following.
Ballast Office advertises a position for a person to act as ships forekeeper to the corporation. The role requires self-work and strict accounting of receipts, expenditures, and deliveries of stoves. Salary offered is six pounds per annum. Applications invited at the office by Tuesday the 8th of May, signed by order Rich Broughton.
The notice announces a catalog of items including a price 64d and a collection titled GERNA’s Tuts Day is Pustisnun. It lists a capital collection of Boors in the French language with a limited accompanying refutation works in LUAN and other languages. It mentions a sale at Mr. No. 6 Darne Street and Summer Hill with catalog numbers and locations.
Francis Higgins and Company offer coarse stockings manufactured at their factory in Guye bine for sale to shopkeepers and whalers in large quantities. The firm advertises ready stock at their premises No. 4 SmocnALLRY for wholesale distribution to retailers.
A fragmentary notice from March 23, 1787 expresses unfeigned thanks to Prends and the Public for their concurrence and support that surpassed expectations. The text mentions Cauliflower, Cabbage Planet a and Simpson, with scrambled phrases indicating a public or college announcement context.
In Dublin at John Bray and Co No Fithamble fireét contractors for lighting the city invite complaints for neglect of duty to be addressed. Goods offered include private clothes globe heads glass burners and lamp oils with groceries teases wines spirits at reasonable terms.
Public securities transfer office moved to new buildings on Dame Street opposite Fownes Street. Located in central area, the change affects dealings in multiple securities and related services.
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