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14 Aug 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 14, 1787
Page
1
Badge and license decree for servants and porters in city
An old edict notes that servants and journeymen must carry badges and licenses for hire within the district. Officers of the police are to enforce the order, which restricts movement and merchandise carrying to authorized persons only. The command comes from the Commissioners and is framed under the current sovereign’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak House
Aveusr
Tt Neces Ieee Els Fel
Gitaens
Bullion Office Opening at Bank of Ireland
The Bullion Office at the Bank of Ireland in Botrlane will open on Thursday the 16th instant from ten to two, except holidays, for purchase and cut of light Guineas or Half Guineys at the present price 41 shillings per ounce. All bringers of Guineas and Half Guineys should provide change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botrlane
Ioney
Iwnurancre
Mines and metals report from AQAXON Gentleman discoveries
An account notes that AQAXON GENTLEMAN died recently and details his work surveying several European mines along the sea coast. An able chemist in the city tested ore samples and found ounces of silver per ton, with specimens viewable at the New's heroof and related information obtainable from the above gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dorothea Williams Carries On Family Bookshop Trade
Dorothea Williams widow and executrix of the late James Williams of Dame Street continues the family bookselling and lottery business with the same honor and punctuality. Creditors and those with demands are asked to apply for payment, and those indebted are urged to settle. Tickets for sale include whole, halves, and rare schemes, with English prize exchange. No. 20 Darne Street, Ultace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Williams
James WiLlliamts
Dame-street
Eicurus
LUX Thertus
Nes
Ith
Prines
Darne-street
Ultace-Street
Mare for Sale and Public Works Proposal Notice
A mare described as 10 hands high with five years old and unafflicted by injuries is offered for twenty guineas and can carry light weight. inquiries at the Printer's Paving Office August 1797. A public notice states the board will receive proposals on Friday for paving the north side of Essex Bridge with pebbled work from the northward to I street, signed by order GLADWELL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Bridge
Ordeerage Gladwell
The Best London Porter Sold by William Austin
The best London Porter imported in boreles is now selling by William Austin at 14 Life y street for 35 6d per dozen. Also advertised are Whitehaven Conia and lamps, with promise of lowest terms and prompt attention for private families. Cullen Mimatone moved from Suffolk-Aregr to Grafton-street corner of Jolnflon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lliam Austin
Whitehaven Conia
Mimatone
Suffolk-Aregr
Grafton-street
Jolnflon
State Lottery Office Licenses Enforced May 1787 Notice
State Lottery Office issues notice that from May 1 1787 licenses will be required to operate lottery offices and sell or insure tickets. Officers warn against handling fewer than ten tickets or distributing tickets without a license, with penalties to be pursued rigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
Deey
The Duty 18 Now Off The Port Wine Sale Item
A merchant on Eustace-street advertises wine and spirits for sale including belt Red and White Port at 165, Madeira, Sherry, Claret, Litto, Victoria, Sparkling Cider, and Hoghheads of old Claret and Sherry. Carr imports wines and spirits and offers lowest terms, with country packing and bill acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carr
Dame Itr
Litto
Victoria
London
Carr
Venes
A Neat Lodge Near Turnpike of Prumconden
A neat lodge with a large garden at the front situated near the turnpike of Prumconden. Enquiries can be made at the premises or at Mr. Perce Bat Ly's in Jervrs ttregr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prumconden
Pitiable Case of a Young Man Struck by Privation and Injury
A distressed youth, long deprived of light and now disabled in limbs, relies on fragile parental care and scant earnings from a father’s work as he endures hardship. An accident in a music hall grove-room led to his injury, with witnesses urged to seek truth and justice.
Import of Hats and Feathers at Local Drapers Shop
Dublin merchants announce the import of ladies habit hats in white and fancy colours, along with white ostrich feathers and patent sea hats. The notices mention Mary Clements and Mary Ennis continuing the business at the same premises, with officers sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Mary Clements
Mary Ennis
Low
Thes
Clements
Eas
Faid Hole
Sathes
English Mail Advises Army Movement and Chiefs
Tuesday arrived two English mails with updates from Brandeburgh and Berlin. An army of 25,000 to oppose Holland will begin movements mid August. Dispatches describe cartouches and provisioning. Fleich the privy counsellor of finances accompanies the army as quartermaster general. General de Mollendorf is named commander in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandeburgh
Holland
Whch
Augus
Berlin
C. Fleich
de Mollendorf
Dutch encampment at Woerden signals growing patriotic effort
From Utrecht August 5 and Hague reports describe a significant extremist mobilization at Woerden with well-equipped artillery. Details of the Zaefdyk action show five killed and sixteen wounded, including Major Sayscart and Lt Coloned Eipel. Zealand rejects foreign mediation while mediation by the Stadtholder is contemplated. Troop dispositions near Zeyst and Utrecht show fewer casualties for the home troops in the latest clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utrecht
Woerden
Holland
Patriotic Party
Zaefdyk
Coloned Eipel
Heflen Darasuadi
Sayscart
Hague
M. le Baron Thulemeyer
Zealand
Uv Stadtholder
England
Prussia
Zeyst
Loerdyk
London Letter on Independence Anniversary Oration and Navy Orders
A New York write describes an Independence Anniversary oration in London with praise for war feats and seafaring heroism. Admiralty held a full board with two frigates placed on the Halfpay List, and four 42 gun frigates contracted at Whitby for rapid completion. Details cover the Duke of York's York estate, its park, river, and English furnishings, plus Royal apartments and a vast Canopy destined for Windsor and the Heir Apparent installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Plutarch
Board of Admiralty
Portsmouth
Whitby
Duke of York
Yorkshire
Appleby
Catterick
York
Edinbugh, &c
Windsor
Court Martial at St Vincent Over Ensign Purefoy Case
A court martial at Kington St Vincent on February 14 1787 tries Ensign Purefoy of the 66th Regiment after he challenged Major Roper. Details describe a tense dispute over alleged improper conduct towards Lieutenant Johnhone and a daughter, and a resignation demand. Several duels prior and related incidents are noted, with testimonies and local officers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purefoy
66Th Regiment
Roper
Hatton
Pwrefuy
Johnhone
Lake
Prissoner
Europe
Retigny
Lefty
Vincent
Grenada
Poltroen
Kotiga Vuretuy
St. Vincent's
T. Kosign
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quaneley
Lequire
Hd Printer's
Heceok
O'L D
Ireland
MINES
R. Mancmanx
Mingdge Price
Rew
K Garba
Forster
Hume
Beesshly
Renee
Te Vallancéy
Rammar
O'Dogherty
Hawkine
de. Johnson
Louisa
Wm. Monard
Drogheda
Pat Highell
State Lottery Office
Eustace-street
John Cash
Kiwo
Kingdom
Lly
NNIS
Harrea
No. 15
Cons Hill
Bank of
Sir
Dublin
Netherlands
Aigit
Kington
St. Vincent
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