Scheme of the Ith Lottery Opens Wednesday in June 1738
The scheme of the Ith Lottery will commence on Wednesday in June 1738. Prizes are to be paid after the first draw, with ample funds to ensure prompt payment. Managers and Directors led by Robert Dey, Secretary, oversee the event.
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Mages and Co
Collegegreen
Prin i
Rodtinn
Bertiers
Macoride
Pothergil
Reasonable Elegant Lodgings Near River Lilley
A genteel lodging offer calculated for two ladies or a couple, pleasantly situated near the Photix Park along the River Lilley. The advertisement notes a winter application window and a fine walk to Dublin, promising refined quarters within easy reach of the city.
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Lilley
Photix-Park
Dublin
Fresh Seeds Arrive at Simpon's Colidge-Green No 36
A mixed seed and plant material sale advertises fresh seeds and assorted nursery items at Simpon's Colidge-Green No 36. The sale promises broad selections including Roots and various planereed items, offered at reduced prices for ready money buyers. A few packets of Woodward's Dutch Stack are also noted with prior description in this paper.
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Simpsons
Woodward
Ma ley Bugs Advertises Move to Great Strand Street
Maley Bugs informs the nobility and gentry that he has removed from Capel-Quad to No 13 Great Strand Street near Liffer-feier where he conducts business in a most exclusive manner and hopes for continued favor through constant study to merit the model attention and ability to all commands he may be honoured with.
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Cabinet Makers Guide to Furniture Designs of 126 Plates
Elegant new furniture designs catalog published for home making. A. Hreple White and Co. present 126 engraved plates showing chairs tables desks bookcases wardrobes and related pieces with detailed letterpress explanations. The London and Dublin publishers are Jo and J Taylor and Mr Gallagher advertise a wide range of new imports.
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Mott
Atte
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Seo
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White and Co Cibinet-makers
London
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J. Taylor
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Dublin
Aged Aditch Of the Dube Journal Reacts To Whiskey Plague
An elderly writer laments the rise of cheap spirits corrupting society for fifty years. He notes taverns and vends profiting, drivers and laborers bingeing daily, and widespread disobedience and theft. He supports higher duties on spirits, urging Parliament to act and improve public morals. The piece critiques Melantina and calls for better education.
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Dube Journal
Ayas
Ronan
Siwallow
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