01 Aug 1786
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 01, 1786
Page
1
fragments read as casual greeting with playful numbers and phrases. no clear news event or identifiable individuals connected to a specific organization place or date present in readable text. summary cannot extract a concrete article item.
Fragmentary text mentions Dublin, National Bank, and named individuals amid unclear claims and misreads. No coherent event or identifiable actions present.
An advertisement promotes a new state lottery plan offering tickets at two guineas with prizes including a one guinea chance for blanks and a range of draws. It touts high value per entry, low prices, and claims of unprecedented benefits not seen in former state lotteries, stressing honesty and punctuality in all dealings.
A Charity drawing attention to a hospital fund appeals for benevolent help. The public appeal emphasizes relief for suffering and requests aid to ease hardship through charitable generosity and humane support. The article praises the humanity of donors and notes the printer’s role in disseminating the appeal.
A fragmented 18th century record shows Dublin assembly members presenting a formal address to the Earl of Chatham. The speaker expresses gratitude for the honour of being admitted to the ancient city and pledges continued zeal for the interests and prosperity of Dublin.
An aQual Saving of two pounds sterling. The description outlines a lottery scheme at 41 College-green. It questions ticket values and prizes, noting a half ticket costs 3s 1d and can yield limited returns. It critiques the fairness of the Wheel system and mentions various ticket types and potential winnings.
Ennis Harder No 15 Cook Hiba Next Door to the Bank of Sir Wot Weapons Newcomen Bac and co has imported a large variety of ladies riding hats for summer wear in fancy colors with white ostrich feathers. Also imported Palent Seal Lib Ha 1s Dublin July 20 1986 10 000 gallons strong Whifley aged for private fancy 4s per gallon.
The Commissioners for managing the Irish State Lottery announce that certain persons have obtained licenses to deal in Lottery Tickets and warn the public that no one else is legally authorized. A list of names and addresses follows for the licensed dealers in Dublin including Capel Street, Dame Street, College Green, and Cork. The notice is signed by officials and dated in the public records.
Fragmentary note from July 1780 discusses the Lottery Office occupation by G. Wlethis or related parties, mentions Beatry and HAz2aRo, hints at adjacent apartments, and references upcoming Arith Lore 5th. Sparse details point to Cory fond business and an application filed in the period.
Fragmentary notice advertises lodging and boarding options near Len Miles within a county area. It mentions accommodations, a daily rate, and a request for applications to the printer for final details. The readable text hints at lodging amenities and proximity to local roads or landmarks.
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