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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 09, 1787
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Gentleman related to metal and sea trade, hinting at European information and a general scene of travel or commerce. The readable parts are unclear, but indicate a figure involved with metal and maritime connections in Europe.
Public notice requests all persons with claims against the late day of Temes en fenile to apply for payment. It mentions tickets and fractional shares including whole, sixteenths, halves, quarters, Guinea and Ralph Guinea tickets, with information on plans and schemes and prizes in exchange at No 20 Dame-tirtet opposite Bulince-Areer.
A handsome two year old mare, about 15 hands, fire rom islemith, perfectly bled, jumps well, walks, trots, and is remarkably fat. She canters smoothly and would suit a light weight or lady. Enquire at the Printer's for details and price.
The Board will review applicants on Friday the 7th instant to pave the Last Side of a bridge from Center Northward to Capel Street with mountain blocks. Requirements specify head 3 to 5 inches, depth not less than 9 inches, and materials must be the hardest and best quality. Signed Richard Gladwell.
A distressed tale of a young man deprived of light through long illness and an amputated limb. His indigent parents rely on rough charity and his father’s factory work for support while his own faltering state worsens from repeated accidents. Those with interest may learn of the hardship and seek truth at the Me'io Hall.
The Commissioners of Police announce measures to enforce laws against evading apprentices and to protect manufacturers and workmen. They pledge to use all powers to prevent illicit trade and ensure lawful employment, issued by command of the commissioners. San key Fihderetoute, January 0, 1787. J
A catalog of newly published works and prices from Mancubank and others, detailing travel guides, sermons, voyages, natural curiosities, and histories. Includes titles on Ireland, England, Greece, Egypt, and a maped description of the kingdom, with notes on formats and binding. Also advertises stationery and high prices for light guineas.
A milch ass named Finty Fons is to be sold. Applications are to be made at Jane Park in Killeiter or at 59 Jervis Freer in Dublin. The notice invites interested buyers to inquire and place bids locally.
The State Lottery Office warns that from May 1 1787 no person may set up operate or offer in any way tickets chances or shares in any Irish or British lottery without a license. It specifies penalties for selling or insuring tickets without license and directs that licenses require a certificate and stamping shares.
A brief notice states Cullen Miniature Partner has moved from the Cosser of Suffolk-Breer to No 76 Grafton Street at the corner of Jobutson's Court.
An advertisement announces striking likenesses in miniature finished with elegance, priced at one guinea each. James Nortyton’s shop at No 11 Caammon-Cour offers a wide range of jewellery manufactured and sold at reduced prices.
A historical notice offers cheap wines and spirits including claret and sherry. Castmipar the Wines and Spirits advertises low terms for country sales, with packed cases and bills.
Catherine Duff widow of Jony Dure announces she will continue the engraving business. A skilled young man who apprenticed with Mr Dulf assists and is praised as an excellent artist. She offers maps drafts bills notes shop work and heraldic items with careful workmanship from 17 Exchange Street July 28 1587.
The Dublin Merchants Guild of the Holy Trinity votes to grant the Freedom of the Guild to John ONeill for his zeal toward reform and trade. ONeill responds with thanks, praising the guild and urging continued public virtue. The proceedings and his letter are ordered published in the Dublin Journal and Dublin Evening Post.
Ennish town trader proclaims a varied lineup including ladies habit hats in white and color tones, fragrances, and patent leav ar havs. Dublin date February 16, 1959. Widow Mary Clemens continues business in the same extensive manner as usual at the auction.
The original transfer office seeks all purchasers and sellers of government stock and securities. It requests those with property or funds to come forward through the principal Ashenhurst at the town to avoid depreciation and to be accommodated under honorably approved terms.
A late eighteenth century style advertisement announces a wholesale linen and fabric sale by Wie Linens Cabricks Muffins and allies. It claims a wide assortment including white linens calico lawns shelves and various textiles with best veins. The notice promises competitive pricing and courteous service to encourage customer trust and repeat business.
Mary Woods informs friends and the public she has reduced port prices to pre late auction levels. She lists Clarets and Briceay varieties to be offered at Abbey Street, Town No 18, with delivery and trial options. Announcement dated 25th June 173.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe beer brewed by Gerald Dod in Dublin. It references Newt, ATT KR, and a claim of superior quality beer served with elegance. The text hints at brewing methods and customer appeal but is incomplete and cryptic.
Edward Clark, proprietor of a Palmerstown warehouse, announces regular shipments from Prive Works of new furniture, cottons, linens, and calicoes with striped patterns. He promises lower prices and no credit sales, with delivery on lien and emphasis on quality and variety to attract wary buyers.
An abstract lists quantities and prices for core grain malt meal and fleur old in Dublin and surrounding areas from July. It specifies barrels and stones for wheat rye oats beans and barley and notes various unit measures and pricing detail from the city. The fragmentary text preserves named items and measurement units with no clear totals or dates beyond the July reference.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference James Gibbons and a public matter involving money, opposition, and officials. Names and places are garbled, with unrelated terms interspersed. The readable items suggest a formal notice or investment discussion, but key details are unreadable.
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