18 Aug 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 18, 1787
Page
1
The notice outlines bank holiday operating hours at the Retedisht Bank. On the 6th a qualification appears for light coin purchases with a limit, and a later period from 10 to 2 is stated. Individuals bringing single Guinea coins will receive specified chases before the event.
A fragment notes a skilled geographer or expert named Meral Geog discussing European rites and several imperfect works. It mentions remote specimens and references to an Ehrman figure, with unclear numbers and dates, indicating partial insights from a hostile or complex source.
A fragmented notice mentions Dorofhea Williams and a deceased figure tied to a UK borough connection. It references arrangements and compensation details for English hires and a public housing context, with partial names and addresses. The text is garbled and offers limited concrete facts beyond the individuals and general topics.
Mr Cullex miniature partner and wag move from Sutotk-Areet corner to Grafton-street Johnston’s corner. Duty is kaw off the fart, life shows retail wine stocks including White Port 16s per gallon, Tearets 18 percent apr 22s. gd 258 4 Ha etc. Myon 16s 1S ins 16r. Hock 3ye used. Sherry imports declared, wines and spirits. Care packed description and terms noted for delivery and pricing.
A capital roan mare of six hands with a stylish walk and perfect gait is offered for sale. The owner departs abroad and the public is invited to view and bid. Located at Darla street near Port Wines and CLARET prices are noted as available. Auction details dated June 1787.
A fragmentary notice lists a range of items including a large white satin gown and colored fabrics. Mentions a variety of goods and a Mary Ennis connected to the estate, with references to business on the river and a date in 1785. The garbled text suggests a sale or auction by Burt and Co. under the Newcomen firm.
A garbled notice advertises the sale of a perpetual advowson and a living within fourteen miles of Dublin. The offer claims advantages including proximity to two sea ports and a market town, with other unspecified merits noted by the printer.
STATE LOWERY OFFICE June 14 1787 Commissioners appointed for managing directing the Loth State Lottery inform the Public that unleg named Berfony have taken out Licenses for buying selling infuting and corberwise dealing in Lottery Tickets with fees. Offence one Hundred For a Purchase and further penalties. List of licensees includes N Le Favre Dame-street Roupar Burton Capel-street several others in Dame-street College-green and Capel-street. Signed CHR. and ROBERT DELY Secretaries.
State Lottery Office announces that by an Act of Parliament a May 1787 start date enforces strict licensing, prohibiting public or private lottery sales, ticket handling, or brokerage without a license. Commissioners warn penalties and vow vigorous prosecution for violators and unlicensed activity.
New books announced by R Manousanx and others describe travel guides, compendiums, and sermons. The catalog lists volumes on Irish sites, natural history, voyages, grammars, histories, and classic works, with prices and formats noted.
A degraded scene describes a young man rendered nearly blind and crippled after a fall in a music hall accident. His aged parents, in poverty, depend on meager earnings from a factory job to support him. The printer will collect donations for the relief fund to ease their burden.
Original transfer office announces relocation to New Bulldite Fownes Street opposite T Ashenhurst Principal. People buying or selling government securities bank stock can be accommodated on fair terms at the office without requiring advertising, avoiding depreciation of stock values.
The Governors acknowledge a general report of the House of Industry 1905 noting the hospital, lunatic and incurable wards at Lake's Hill, with 421 inmates, 390 compelled. Henry Stevens Reilly signs weekly infirmary details and Samuel Paul, secretary, orders read.
English mails describe a royal birthday observance at Windsor with the Prince of Wales and Duke of York visiting the Queen's Lodge and Castle. The royal family joined meals and attended by Princesses Mary Sophia and Amelia, later returning to the Castle for evening visits by nobility. The account notes dated Aug 14 15 and 16 with brief mentions of travel between royal lodges.
An account details a lavish 18th century royal supper at George's Hall with display of King William, Queen, Prince of Wales, and Duke of York. Tables for the royal family and Great Officers, aжен orchestra, Windsor uniforms, pearls and diamonds, and a long night of revelry ending after two or three in the morning.
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