Dublin Guild Newsletter Approval Of Freedom And Prosperity
A historical Dublin text shows correspondence from John ONeill to the Merchants Guild of the Holy Trinity and excerpts of a formal response by Hugh Grothers Ames Vance and others. It expresses approbation of ONeill’s abilities, the need for parliamentary intervention, and a pledge of support for commerce and the country. The notice closes with a publication note in the Dublin Evening Post and a May deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of
Wees
Holy Trinity
Dublin
John O'Neill
Hugh Grothers
Ames Vance
O'Neill
Corbe of
Dublin d Deblig Evening Post
Auction Notice For A MILGCH Ass In Dublin Area
A MILGCH Ass with a fine Finzy Foas recently dropped is to be sold. Applications accepted at Jane Park Killefler or at 59 Jervie Breer Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Park
Killefler
Jervie
Breer
Dublin
Lottery License Rules Established for Irish and British Tickets
State lottery office announces enforcement of a 1787 act requiring licenses for underwriting insuring or selling lottery tickets and for keeping offices or places for such activities. It bars any person from handling tickets or numbers in quantities under ten without a license, and warns of prosecution under Rigour. Comissioners of the State Lottery for 1949 will grant licenses to on the spot keepers and urge compliance by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers
Guy Pothc
Lars
Peron
Hia Grave
Ardes
Me Culler Moves Studio to New City Address
Me Culler, miniature painter, relocates from the corner of Suilulk Areet to No 34 Graftun tiicet, at the corner of Jotntson's Court, announcing the change of studio location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suilulk-Areet
No. 34
Graftun-tiicet
Jotntson
No. 11 Crammpion Court Jewelry Shop Sidelined
A misread street note mentions No 11 Crammpion Court where jewellery is made and sold at the shopfront. The entry uses archaic spellings and a cautious tone suggesting a local commerce detail from a historical page.
Duty Is Now Off The Fort Auction Of Wines
A. Carr, 71 Dame-street corner of Eusface-freer, offers a quantity of old claret and sherry at low prices. Carr imports wines and spirits, enabling sale of cellar wines in the county. Bills accepted.
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Carr
Lowell
Moore's Cheese Warehouse Opens With Imported Provisions
Margaret Moore announces arrival from Rogland of cheese cider perry ales and porter in wood and bottle with New Pgrmazin Green Swiss Dutch beef and pickled herrings Westphalia hams and more. She aims to sell on long terms for ready money and thanks patrons for past support while promising quality and service.
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Moore
Essex Street
Dublin
Margaret Moore
Rogland
Westphalia
Imported Ladies Hats and Ostrich Feathers at NNIS Hatter
NNIS Hatter in Dublin imports a vast assortment of ladies hats including elegant white hats and many colored options, plus ostrich feathers and patent leather hats. The notice also mentions Mary Clemens and May Ennis as widows linked to local trades.
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Prince of
Wacas
TF the
Dublin
Mary Clemens
May Ennis
Original Transfer Office moves to new buildings
J W Asmendmurst, principal, announces relocation of the original transfer office for all manner of poole securities unmoved to new buildings on Dame’s Tree I, upon the Fowies street.
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Poole
Tuesday Arrived One English Mail Advices Vivid
The arrival of one English mail on Tuesday delivered a set of advices. It lists guidance on matters of conduct, commerce, and correspondence for readers to consider. The message emphasizes prudence, diligence, and courteous behavior in daily affairs.
Fragmented Foreign News Reflects Turmoil and Royal Movements
A caustic jumble of dispatches from Constantinople, Petersburgh, and Elsinore traces shifting alliances among England, Prussia, France, and Persia. The letter items describe naval builds, treaty renewals, embassy preparations, and troop movements including 400 Tartary guard and ships of the East India service. Royal visit details follow, noting the Duke of York’s journey from Calais to Windsor with attendants, a ceremonial royal carriage, and arrival at St James's Palace.
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Englind
Prussia
Franco
Ragland
France
Constantinople
Petersburgh
Isinow
Mpahan
Persia
Moscow
Tartary
Raf- India Company
England
Royal Highness
the Duke of York
Calais
Kle
Dover
St. James's
Col. Grenville
Pascal
Duke of Cumberland
Jay Windsor
Duke of York
Hanover
Greassjiey
Patcal
Royal Cates
Pal
Mis
Qwan Regiment of Foot Guards
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Richard Gladwell
Masters
Wardens
Armen
Benjamin Taylor
Clk. Guild
Drumcordsa
Rosd Suna
Aeo
Trustees of Aid
Ais Sipaie
J. Sankey
Then
N. America
Eraveller
Mark West
Forster
Smollet
Hume
Speechly
Savary
Egypt
Rusbeck
Ravels
Germany
Isa
G. Limitit
Sparmian
Gilties
Greece
Vallancay
O'Dogherty
Hitt
Europe
Wkins
Dr. Johnsones
Louisa
Knox
Tom: Jones
Emily
Montague, aVols
Botiuet
David
Gilgis
Hid
Moward
Drogheda
State Lottery Office
Agth
Strikeng
James Norton
Crammpion Court
A. Carr
Dame-street
Eusface-freer
Colcavella
Lisbon
London
Eers
John Cash
Kinc
NT HS
Totteries
Wlliam Austin
Duscin Lamp Ofvice
Lilley-street
Whitehaven Coals
Nnis, Hatter, No
Conk Tier
Bank of
Sir
J. W. Asmenmurst
Prealley Biecs
Bank Srocn, &c
Ofte
Duke
Dutchess of Marlborough
Queen's Lodge
Windsor
Blenheim
Earl
Countes of Harcourt
Nuneham
China
Godard
T. Paxall
William G. Simson
Landen
J. Bastabrooke
Ponsborne
J. Thomas Earl of
Mansfield
B. Hepworth
Middlesex
J. Rogers
Extropa
A. Applegarth
Worcester
J. Hall
York
W. Haddard Pigot
G. Ballantyne
Royal
W. Mears Mara W. Farrington
Bengal
Foulia
G. Blachford
Walpole
H. Churchill
Earl of Oxford
J. White
Hillsborough
W. Hardcastle
Ravensworth
C. Roddam
Lansdowne
W. Story Berrington
Thomas Ley
Madras
Rockingham
John Atkinton Blanchard
Bombay
Befborough
Alexander Montgomery
Queen
Peter Douglas
Earl of Talbot
Pigot
St. Helena
Elfineur
la Dienthe
Warrien
la Vampone
Norway
Theere
L’abo
Vettat
Deptford-yaru
Mediterranean
Frederick Haldimand
Gibraltar
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