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Ad agency notes appear on a public notices page with limited readable text. The fragment references advertising terms and potential client identifiers without full context or clear event details.
19 Aug 1786
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 19, 1786
Page
1
Ad agency notes appear on a public notices page with limited readable text. The fragment references advertising terms and potential client identifiers without full context or clear event details.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a legal matter involving hats and a late individual. Details are unreadable, with names and actions obscured. Reading is inconclusive, but indicates a probate or debt-related proceeding connected to a person referenced as John.
Fragmentary notice describes a bail on a Bellecoat Hospital matter with references to Frosting Street readings and a Particulate Mach 4th event in 1786. Names and details are unclear due to OCR damage. the readable bits indicate a municipal or institutional matter tied to a hospital and local street location.
Fragmented OCR text details a sale listing by Gilden Pippin and associates. It references extensive stock of goods including wood and battle items, with mentions of agents and suppliers in London and Wicklow. The legible items indicate a general sale context, goods pricing, and potential continuance of favors.
A damaged notice from a public registrar outlines allegations of misdealing over Lion of Money shares and Guinea Micksts. It asserts the author, J. W Williams of Devon, is the sole person of that name in the district and claims full security for investors’ funds against government actions.
A fragmentary old notice declares goods to be sold at 410 per gallon and mentions wholesale dealer encouragement. It references Mr William Austin notifying nobility and gentry about a light gentleman's lamp at 16s per annum and an April 13 1786 date.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a proposed or contested regulation of pawn brokers, claiming legalization, reputation, and advantages. The garbled text references enforcement actions, eligibility, and notices to prospective operators to comply under a special injunction or legal framework.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and street name but lacks clear facts or context to form a full news item, leaving key details and events unreadable.
A garbled OCR reads like a street directory with scattered names and addresses. It lists numerous streets such as Dame Street and Capel Street, with various personal and business surnames including Peters, Sullivan, Burton, Beatty, Hazzard, Whitestone, and Williams, among others.
A long notice from Messrs Winacam and Co announces a new premises at House No. 3 Capel Street for their licensed state lottery business. They claim substantial assets and pledge fair dealing, inviting public confidence while promising prompt payment of all demands and secure engagements through their Capel Street and Dame Street offices.
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