Fragmentary Dublin Journal excerpt on Addreft and Eptima
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sir Addreft and Lord Eptima in a cryptic Dublin Journal fragment. No clear event, date, or place is discernible, leaving only these two titled figures as readable names within the damaged passage.
Notice to nurses on wages at Foundling Hospital Dublin
Governors of the Foundling Hospital Dublin call all nurses responsible for foundling care in listed districts to attend the hospital to receive wages on specified dates in August. Attendance limited to nurses and children with hours from eight to two. Issued July 16, 198y.
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Foundling
Dublin
Nurire
Carldren
Wicklow
Newcastle
Denganitown
Deraldfory
Powmtcourt
Dulganny
Bray
Rathdrum
Caillemacadam
Ballintem
Arkiow
Kilpipe
Wedangeldey
Kinlommon
Cootipatr New
Sefald Hospital
John Baillie
Toth seeks redress for libel and declares medical stature
The Dublin Evening Poll records Dr Toth's pledge to seek justice for alleged false attacks on his character. He asserts his Oxford and medical degrees, claims a royal commission on smallpox inoculation, and notes training nineteen physicians and twelve surgeons in 1768 69. He says he has served many distinguished families in Little Britain Street.
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Dublin Evening Post
Higgins
Court of Justice
Libeller
Metropolis
Magee
Stephen’s-green
Houston
Dublin
Oxford
WBLM
London
Ireland
Little Britaintreet
Money Sums Sent on Real Security by Mr Allen
The sums of two thousand seven hundred pounds and one thousand five hundred pounds are to be sent on real security for approval by Mr Allen at Harcourt Street or the Local Clerk's Office.
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Anj
Guineas
Ann
Hankey
Ernest Claphara
Surrey
Turbulent Danube actions and Ottoman war news
Vienna dispatches describe Turkish forces advancing to Ogradin and Scinitza, with Turkish and Austrian troop movements near Mehadia and Cherwetz. Reports cite Russian naval victory over the Turkish fleet near Bessarabia, provisioning losses, and panic in Constantinople. Additional items include royal party plans at Weymouth, cabinet changes in Britain, and a Paris famine outlook with harvest hopes.
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Vienna
Danube
Schopsneet
Schhftza
Pacha
Ostova
Sam
Belgrade
Widdin
Schupaneck
Mebadia
Ogradin
Scinitza
Cherwetz
Pacha of
Orford
Weiskirchen
Haddick
Esterbazey
Kataly
Wurmsur Kuflave
Prince de Walbeck
Duke of Urfel
Mehadia
Semiin
Wainowich
Coat of
Bessarabia
Grand Vivier
Kalat
Katlaga
Constantinople
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Rarlsfort
Addreft
Lord Eptima
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T. Walker
Dame-street
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Hibernian
Row
du- Niu
Bashion
Betanidinns
Avene Ee
Pearys News
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Exshaw
N. Troy
Parliament
Foundling Hospital
Theatren
Riyal
Mr. Ryder
Duke
Margarita Mies
Thas
Brothers
Bel Geid
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Hte Cs Beeena
Mr. Duncan
Philip
Ryder
Paddy
Great Britain-street
Marchbank
Canve-street
Ellis
Mary-street
Byrne
Parliament Street
Capel-Street
Breslaw
Sieur Pinetti
Mc. Breslaw
Torane Public
Ma. Waterson
Sallins, Co. Kildare
LE. Maistre
Watchsaker
Daly
LE Maistre
Foreign Intelligence
Weymouth
Mount Edgecumbe
Plymouth
Portland Roads
Ofice
Scitigg
Nak
Britain
United Provinces
Denmark
Roland
Chaggs
Europe
Chad
France
Empres
Brusselle
Ince
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de Cuntl
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d‘Enghern
Neckar
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Mahmoud
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Albany
Ottoman Empire
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Moen
Fahlerborn
Kiege Bay
Amstterdam
Amsterdam
Dunkirk
Paris
Watkin Williams Wynne
M. Berthier de Sausigny
M de Foulon
Paria
Foulon
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Secole