Fragmentary notice from Court Proceedings
Fragmented OCR shows an upcoming event dated the fourth of September with unclear details and names garbled. no clear action, location, or organization readable.
25 Aug 1785
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 25, 1785
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows an upcoming event dated the fourth of September with unclear details and names garbled. no clear action, location, or organization readable.
CHABS' BUTLER on Dame-street advertises Michael Pty tum' Stray 2 Papo of choice fare and Whitkey remnants. The shop promotes enriched Chex items, Sugar and Spice mixes, Wines, Turkey Figs, and sauces. A piee is sold at small profit, aiming to lure friends with varied goods in 1985.
McBrickell, recently moved into a larger house near Cafttebmark, informs the public he is now prepared to accommodate a few more boarders on moderate terms, with proper attention to comfort and convenience.
An apprentice is sought to a genteel and promising business. The applicant may be a protégé and have good connections. Apply at the printer's hereof.
A part of a historic newspaper notice promotes a lottery style scheme with prizes paid in money and valuables. It invites a wide readership to invest in shares and chances, promising rewards such as heavy guineas or banknotes. The call directs interested readers to visit a storefront in a two story New Buildings avenue to participate.
In the Four Courts at Marthalsea a large number of prisoners, described as among the most miserable, struggle to obtain funds for affidavits, summonses, duplicates, and petitions. They face destitution as subsistence remains scarce, while local factions and Rev. Stuart Slynnch with Chaplain Skinnérrow pledge aid and plan to provide water and supplies from the prison yard.
Merchants owners and ship matters met with Benjamin Gault in the chair to consider liability for Latics by fires. It was agreed that future Bills of Lading would include the phrase and Fire after the Dangers of the Public. August 1725.
Members are urged to meet at Ryan's Great Rooms King's Arms Forest Ricet on Thursday the i fh of September at Que Cloyk in the Afternoon for general business and to ballot for proposed gentlemen from the last meeting. Five o'clock dine. T Ashenaurs August 8. Treasurer.
A post assembly will be held at the Thal fel of the City of Dublin on Tuesday the Isth ietch of August at twelve o clock to delete an alderman in the room of deceased Alderman John Darragh. Dated the 18th of August 1735. Signed by order Taylor and Allen Town Clerks.
An advertisement notes sale of seed wheat at Porterstown Co Dublin described as remarkably clean and of early growth. Reference to a price of 14s per unit and a further item connected to Walter Roy of Smichfield.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale of medicines and eels at a location called FOF. The text mentions a parcel archived and prices or terms unclear. The overall sense is a local sale notice with limited readable details and several garbled names.
Seed wheat at sos per barrel offered by Mx Ford who reaps Early Red Lammas wheat. He notes crop superiority despite a severe season and plans to flack seed for several days. delivery after July 10 with six days notice. Limestone soil reportedly preserves wheat’s original nature longer.
The Dublin Society offers a premium of five hundred pounds at ten shillings per acre for a specified amount of rape or colefeed, with minimums of two acres, to be claimed this year. Applicants must notify the assistant secretary by the first Thursday in November, with claims due by April 5 and adjudicated on the second Thursday in May. Lists of premiums available at printers and the society house.
Advertisement details a Dublin lottery plan offering 3000 guineas for one guinea and 1500 for half a guinea with full prize return. It markets adventures and chances tied to Mr Moses Worth calculations, claims prior success, lists large prize accumulations and the brokers Wells Nicholson and Co in Dame Street Dublin, inviting inquiries at their office.
A London import by T Walker No 9 Jume Street listing diverse topics like medical electricity grain preservation chemical memory Naples Sicily poetry music history science arts natural philosophy mathematical memoir psychology inquiries travels revolutions and discussions on electricity magnetism religion and Jewish influence with various exhibitions and travelers descriptions.
A middle aged woman requests a hearing by applying at Frintes's hejeol to take on either Ladies Maid or Housekeeper duties, asserting strong dress sense and reconviction for the role.
Ma Ruxton of Black Caste has been advised to refer his auction for a time on account of the harvest lest country business prevent attendance. Notice will be given in this paper of the day it will begin, August 23, 1785.
An advertisement announces Henry Whitestone offering Irish State Lottery tickets and shares with chances at Half a Guinea. It markets various share units including halves quarters eighths and sixteenths at the lowest price, highlighting entitlement to half the Benefits.
Public notice warns salesmasters in Smithfield to present bail securities or face penalties. It directs publication of a correct list in September and demands action on those who have not given or renewed securities after death or failure of prior sureties.
Margaret Moore informs her friends that she has just landed a parcel of superior quality East Saxon Draft, Bayonne and Westphalia hams, French fruit, olives, and a wide variety of cheeses including new Parmesan, all offered at the lowest prices for ready money.
Ennis, Uatter, No. 1g Cork lall Dublin near the Bank of Sir William Gleadowe Newcomen Bart and Co post a wide display today of ladies riding talents in the arts with fancy colours including Gypsy Hal and a milk white Lat. Lodgings furnished. N.B. Clements equipment moved to the house continuing business as usual. July 24.
An abstract listing quantities and prices for wheat rye beans barley and malt in Dublin from August 13 to 26 1785. The document compares weights such as stones and barrels and notes the equivalence of flour to a barrel of wheat and related measures for rye beans malt oats and central tonages.
Ireland August 23 report says Mr Brownlow arrived from Dublin at his seat at Largan on Thursday. By Friday evening every testimony of satisfaction was expressed regarding his arrival and reception.
The text describes celebrations with bonfires and general illumination in Lurgan Company activities. It references Sir George Saville of Ireland and Sir George Brownlow, praising private and public virtue. It notes impact on workers as cotton works owners pause trade and provide work to weavers and spinners amid distress from reduced employment.
The text condemns a proposed commercial arrangement as burdensome to Ireland and Britain, praises Irish resistance, and discusses social unrest. It reports a break in at Mr Cassidy’s St Patrick's Back Close, theft of valuables, and assaults during break‑ins. It notes a city lighting contract saving money but exposes violence against London lamp-lighters and eventual rescue of a threatened object of Canide threat by proactive citizens.
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