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Fragmentary OCR text describes a location near Malahide and Abbey Street with August 74th 1795 appearance, lacking clear events or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
23 Aug 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 23, 1785
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text describes a location near Malahide and Abbey Street with August 74th 1795 appearance, lacking clear events or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
A historical notice discusses licensing, apprenticeship rules, and grants. It mentions distances from Dublin, taxation, and the board’s authority to regulate and promote manufacturing. It notes a first meeting in October to decide on grants and school upkeep within defined restrictions.
Notice issued by the Irish late Lottery managers and directors warning all dealers and sellers of lottery tickets to comply with the Acts of Parliament. The document requires Licences, security deposits, and adherence to rules governing lottery ticket dealing, with penalties for noncompliance. Signed by CHRIST. and ROBT. DEEY, Secretaries.
The State Lottery Office reports a new act to curb improper betting in lotteries. No person may sell chances or deliver goods for bets tied to draws, with fines of fifty pounds and contract penalties for offenders. Managers pledge full legal enforcement to regulate lottery practices.
The document reports a government notice from County Tyrone and Monaghan detailing a reward of twenty pounds for apprehending any of the guilty parties in a violent incident in the Outrage district. It notes a pardon granted to those involved and directs the Lord Lieutenant to bring the offenders to justice, with authorities ordering the payment upon conviction.
Authority directs all nurses in the county to attend on specific dates in September for payments. Listed towns include Wicklow, Durigantown, Arkloz, Kilcommon, Crospatiick, Delganny, Newcastle, Wicklow County, Kiltegan, Ranhvilly, Bleffington, Ballwaftace, Hollywood, Danlavin, Donald, Motagthe, Nemcastle, Kilternan, Bray, Mookilowa, Donaghmore, Gorey, Athy, Castledermot, Naas, Taltow, Fennagh, Queen's County Meath, and other remote parts. Hours eight to two, with requirement to bring change. Nurses and children barred from hospital except on specified days.
County of Tipperary lands totaling 85 acres 1 royd 17 perches arable and 129 acres 30 perches boggy, in Lower Ormond, within two miles of Birr. Held by fee-farm lease with clear profit rent about 300 per year. Applications to Thomas Faris, attorney, Bolton Street, Dublin. deeds and counterfolios of tenants leases may be seen.
Queen's County property offering the house and demesne of WA l EK CASTLE with about two hundred acres of land and meadow, wooded grounds, the River Nore through the center, located seven miles from Dublin and near Durrow and Aynakitl, to be sold by auction or agreement with terms including a fine. Application to Thomas Lyx at the Royal Hospital, Dublin, April 16, 1785.
Public notice announces a stray cow wandering on lands of Phomatiown near Kile dave now in the possession of Alig Wyly. It has been there since July nightfall. Any person proving ownership may claim the animal by applying and paying keeping expenses. Public advertisement repeats in the times.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions the Port of the harbor and a voyage involving Trevely in Bly County. It references denominations and a denial relating to a payment. Names and places are unclear due to text decay, but core items hint at a logistical or tax note tied to local authorities.
The Dublin council announces rewards and pursuit orders for the murder of a soldier in Ballynulta, Ballyiultagh, naming Patrick Kelly, James Englith Crabs, Alexander Englith, and others. It calls for apprehensions by February 3 with rewards up to one hundred pounds for key fugitives and fifty pounds for discoveries leading to prosecutions, urging all officials to assist in capture and prosecution.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention decrees and names such as Pale and Delonte Shittered with references to paths and properties. The legible items are minimal and do not establish clear events, dates, or outcomes for a coherent summary.
Fragmentary lines mention a Glock Dekel and a person named Walker. Limited context prevents clear event or identity confirmation. The readable text hints at a possible encounter or statement involving Walker and objects, but no verifiable actions, dates, or organizations are present.
A proposal offers a three year lease from May to the Charter School Society moiety lands in Westmeath within Colekerry and Courity, listing towns Ballyvadd Rathinilhy Oxhorwite Ratnuthe Rathdennett and Leckeen. Occupants and representatives of the life tenants are named, and the bid is to be lodged with Mrs. Thomas Gibbons, secretary, at No 6 Buff Street Dublin.
In a term of years or lives claim, Oliver Martin of Bath ids lands known as Castle Demesne Tolery, including Tuolery, Kinvona, Poulnen Bagh, Ardnagnw, and Tilage Ground, directed through Blake of Dublin and Lytore Blate to forward to Martin in Bath, raising a legal dispute over property rights.
Proposals invited for the 100 acre Corderry estate with house garden orchard and demesne lands in Lowth county near Dundalk Ardee and Cahte Bellingham 38 miles from Dublin in a sporting country. Trustees Fortescue executor Barlow solicit debts and Demands and announce disposal of a hound pack and coach and chaise with applications to Red-house Ardee or Abbey-forde Dublin by 76th June 1785.
The lands of Ballyburty containing 340 acres near Kilkenny yield 467s clear annually. Basilwyosty and Curk Agil Power in Tipperary lie two miles from the town, currently let at 46R per year. Maps and titles are available from Thomas Brown, Dublin, for proposals forwarded to Colonel St George, with the first bidder at the Valuc.
Counting and Dublin county details note the house and lands of Lyons held by Aomers of Lyons. The house includes garrets with offices and stabling, a gentlee pawned term. Public notice invites applications to John Godlee or Gedley for lease or purchase of portions and parcels.
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