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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 10, 1786
Page
2
The Dublin Lottery Office advertises discounted prizes with tickets and shares for sale. Warranted and undrawn entries remain available as usual. Proposals close August 17 after signals from the Secretaries and officials for final adjudication.
A fragment reports a lottery office on Capel Street promoting tickets and shares with prizes in heavy guineas or bank drafts. It notes hours from seven to nine in the evening and emphasizes punctuality and immediate discharge of purchases as part of a finance scheme.
The notice describes a sale by Caleb Jenkin at the office with details of Guinea and Half Guinea prices, stamped packets, and signatures by the Wither government. It mentions land near Ravienham and a grange, with descriptions of fields, brick clay, and requests for applications addressed to William Vagada Figs at the Grange. Military instruments of music, including concert horns and bugles, are listed as made by Bing Clarke of Dublin, with a call for an apprentice.
The text references numerous tickets and mentions walkers and gadzooks of jovial public or private access. It hints at a debate over tickets and advantages but is garbled. It appears to discuss consequences of decisions and the weight of consideration in a historical context.
An old Irish auction notice from Walker, No. 79 Daniel Street Dublin, advertises a public sale of property with a two thousand five hundred pound prize and purchase money details. The notice specifies bids to be remitted via Silverstone and states per-person presentation and per-country residency rules for bidders.
Fragmentary OCR describes an Irish state lottery with tickets stamped by His Majesty's Commissioners. It mentions halves, quarters, and half-guinea tickets, with original ticket deposited, and participants to partake in a proportion of every prize.
A public notice from a Dublin office warns that all lottery tickets shares and Guinea tickets sold through them carry official stamps and marks. The message claims long experience and asserts they are the sole operator with a large property at the National Bank for full security of sales and invites customers to trust their authority.
Goats, new import items from Bas, including LADLESS RIDEN G6 HATES and patented leathers. Summer wear features White Ostrich Peacherb cloths, patent leather Dublin goods, and a range of wines, whiskeys, and wines. Hyland’s Castrie-stater offers 5s and 6d tea, strong fruit shrub, port, clareta, Jamaica rum, and other items. Hyland buys and sells for money, maintains genuine goods, and serves nobility and general trade.
Kellly, Jewdurer of Parliament Street, recently returned from Loxton, introduces an elegant assortment of goods for public approval. A large variety of watches at all prices listed. An apprentice is wanted.
An aftered bats site on the media faced an attack attributed to Junden ly ohne, raising concerns about safety and welfare. Authorities investigate the incident as community members call for calm and support for those affected, with focus on the damaged Cafe area and the social response.
The commissioners publish a notice stating licenses granted for dealing in lottery tickets and related items. A list of names and addresses appears, warning all persons not legally authorized to engage in buying selling or dealing in lottery tickets. Locations include Capel Street Dame Street College Green and nearby streets with multiple listed individuals connected to the notice.
Ground adjacent to Blul-Goat Hospital fronting a street leading to the hospital to be let for building. Area is 100 square chains. Apply to the agent at laid route for particulars. March 1786.
Margare t Moore announces a sale at Mourn e Warehouse No 44 Hilex street Dublin featuring a wide assortment of cyder wool and hotle items, English cheese bacon hams beef ales porter spruse beer and brewing licence with sections priced by the London patentee Leinster Wicklow Ales groceries pickles imported from England and Ireland all for ready money amid grand stock and usual day.
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