20 Apr 1786
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 20, 1786
Page
1
A mangled OCR fragment references the Evening of the Day and a paper’s selection of important intelligence. It hints at British Packers and a notice of daily happenings with a possible hotel reference, but readability is very limited.
Fragmentary notice details opposition against a new Athlone Fly service and fare reductions. References to OBN and James Copper Thwaites, public encouragement for establishment, and concerns about public utility, safety, and horse-related travel. Mentions Mr Calclough and passenger fare terms amid conflicting reports in Dublin Evening Post.
Declares a reward of one hundred pounds for mislaid or stolen debentures, detailing owners and heirs with names and addresses in Dublin. Sequestration and public notices warn that any possession of the debentures may be claimed by the rightful owners or their representatives, with dates and solicitor references from 1786. The notice appeals to nobility and gentility, urging return of the documents.
A damaged notice outlines a May benefit performance by Mr. Dawson featuring a sequence of plays and acts. Cast names include Mrs Blandish Mrs Daly Miss Kitchcock and Mr. Wafyi with tickets at 1s to 4s, boxes reserved, partial venue details.
The display features speaking and dancing figures and an automaton claimed to fly. It runs daily from noon to evening at No 40 College Green with demonstrations by a proprietor about to leave the city. Electrical pocket bottles sell for half a guinea each.
An early notice states the races of Loughrea will be held on August 14 with prize money of 1X FIFTIES. Officials will publish further articles in due time. The notice aims to prevent conflicting races in the same week.
The notice details an upcoming winter exhibition of stained glass by Mr. Jeeyars and Loitikkoouran, with viewing on Thursday April 27 at George Street. Also listed is a 1776 lottery with prizes ranging from 4,000 to 40,000, tickets and blanks, drawing to begin on Monday August 7, 1786, with prizes payable after August 24, 1787, signed by Christ and Robert Del Secretaries.
Mathew Anderson a linen draper invites friends to view a varied stock for sale including velvets profite corduroys flannels and hats. He promises modest prices and recommends his taste and quality to gain public favor. Apprenticeship position also advertised.
Public notice from Kinnegad and Athlone announcing horse and coach routes to Frignda, with departures from Hynes in Dublin and Cannob in Athlone. Seals to be taken at Hynes and Cannob locations. Service begins 17th with weekly departures on Wednesdays and Thursdays, April 10, 1786. John Fggins of Kinnegad and Ber-
The Lord Mayor directs sheriffs of the several counties to send up their transports to Oblin as quickly as possible. His lordship has chartered a vessel to take them away, pending the regulations of Nav. Dublin. mcLEsworth Green, March 28, 1786. Secretary.
An 18th century listing promotes miniature painting and crayon likenesses at No. 129 Capel Street above Marys Abbey. The artist, praised by Dublin society for youth, offers striking likenesses at low prices to attract patrons and showcase ability in a crowded market.
The assignees of Dillon Farrel and Cetate Bankers announce they will attend at Forall s, Tuns quay, on Thursday Friday and Saturday next being the cot, ail tand and Lyitang April to pay a dividend of one shilling and penny in the pound to creditors of the bank. Lublin, 17th April, 1786.
County of Dublin requires all persons with demands in course of payment to attend daily from twelve to three o'clock except Sundays at No 53 Cape Street to be discharged. No receipt will be given except to the person named in the original presentment. Apptling 4786. A LYNAR Treasurer.
Ganera Mogrenptnt DISCOUNT BANK and Johnson Williams and Company advertise a bold scheme offering five percent discount on bills and a plan where each ticket is transferable like a bank note. They claim 500 tickets available under an unequalled beneficial plan with prizes including twenty one pounds for English twenty pound prizes at No 2 Coch-bill.
The afflicted applicant laments six years of mental distress and financial ruin from debt and property loss. He seeks mercy and relief from Gentlemen aiding the distressed, requesting assistance and stating his dire condition to the printer for publication.
John Connor, who left Dublin and moved with family to Se. Anne's parish, Brinton, plans to apply to Te Rorke, No. 14, Amg J. Connor. Ruralev Hiuviin will hear of Son King by his Advantags.
William Allen maps and printseller announces thanks for public support since starting business. He has rented a large new house at No 28 opposite Fownes Street, planning renovations in May to better accommodate trade and seeks continued patronage. His current premises to be let.
A fragment lists various wines and prices by the jar or bottle, including Madeira, White Wine, Red Port, Sack, and Sherry, with quantities like fourteen bottles per dozen and quotes in old currency. Names cited include Thomas Conroy and references to London streets and shop terms common to historical sale listings. The readable portion preserves unclear spellings and pricing.
The notice announces the Irish State Lottery beginning drawing Monday August 9 and lists prizes and sale terms. It mentions many broken and unclear names, prices, and goods offered by RIES and HYL LADD, urging cheap options and general sale terms, with references to blanks, tickets, and prize distributions amid a chaotic listing of items and duties.
Pat Kreats Hair Powder Manufactory announces a complete manufacture line at No 163 Great Britain Street. After six years of practice in hair powder use, Kreat adds imported pigments, promising low prices and wholesale retail options. The shop offers careful order handling and a neatly furnished second floor for the business. An apprentice is sought for the hair preparation trade.
Esau Clarkk of No Henry Street Dublin manufactures military instruments used by regiments under the Crown including trumpets bugle horns cymbals and triangles. Hearing horns adapted for every degree of death. An apprentice is wanted.
Noti ce to all persons indebted to the late John Cremunts of Corkhill Embroiderer to pay their debts promptly. Widow and administratrix Frances Clement requests all creditors to present their accounts by Hin, Jas. 17, 1586, at P. Exwell Hatter, No 15, Corkilly.
Fragmented ad style notice lists White Linen and Gambrick Increbe Dutton and Company and other goods. Mentions North of Treland connections and an eleganet Alosment of Fine Watik Lintns. Promotional tone promises low prices and ready cash for goods like calico, lawns, and lace.
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