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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 01, 1787
Page
1
A notice states one thousand pounds security is required and directs applicants to Willigay Francis Read, attorney at law, Little Britain, for related proceedings.
The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of Dublin issues the assize of bread on December 1, 1987 listing prices for wheat, flour, wheat meal and oat meal per quarter or stone, with various old currency denominations. The notice specifies allowed baker’s allowances and a baker’s allowance amount.
A fragmented late historical maritime update lists ships arriving and sailing from Liverpool, Greenock, and surrounding ports with passengers and cargo. It includes vessels such as Sally Fleming Colerain and St Patrick, plus references to mail packets and coasters. A December treasury lottery notice enumerates drawn numbers, prize amounts, and payment dates, with the treasury office open for interest and payout.
Advertises the Theatre Royal in Smock Alley and a connected dwelling with commodious vaults in Dublin for sale or lease. Mentions terms in pounds shillings and pence, rents for the shop and house, and that the properties are well suited for mercantile or public business. Application to Richard Daly, 10 Hanwort Street, Dublin.
The notice requires all dealers in liquor or second hand goods and many related trades to register in writing with name, abode, and occupation within thirty days after January. It warns of full penalties for failure and is signed by John Sankey, Sheriff, under parliamentary authority.
Public notice of a decree in the Irish Court of Exchequer detailing the sale by public auction of mortgaged lands in County Westmeath and surrounding townlands. Advertises dates, locations, and parties, with adjournments to subsequent Mondays in Dublin at the King’s Inns.
New furniture drawings booklet edition shows designs for household items in plain and enriched styles with plates and explanations. Published by A Heppelwaite Co London and sold by J and Eazier Holborn and Dublin's Callenhan Pete. Third part due at Christmas along with The Young Draftsman's Guide to outline human figure on folio plates.
An advertisement lists This Day publication on architecture with thirty plates and designs for Corteges, farm houses, villas, and garden entrances. It notes engravings of Blackfriars Bridge machinery by R Baldwin, prices in shillings and pence, and a catalog of related architectural books and manuals offered by J. and J. Taylor and Dublin vendors.
A 1787 Dublin County notice signed by Peter Bayly and Sheriff John Trail summons freeholders to Kilmainham for a county court on December 6 to address public outrages, uphold laws, and preserve peace. It urges unity among distinguished property owners and sets the agenda for enforcing lawful order.
Proposals for letting lands and premises from May first in divisions, part of Dudley Loftus estate near Clonard Bridge to Carbey, 26 miles from Dublin. Includes lands of Killion borahine and drummin with surrounding towns. Written proposals to Loftus Cavendish and James Bradish in Dublin, viewing via John Cullen at Killyon. Solicits solvent improving tenants. deadline March next.
County or Meath lands described as Town and Lands of Kents Town with no subdenominacians, containing 0 long acreage, plan apn Meafire, in Lower Barony of LD Ua Cautey of Mlexili. Bounded by Nanny Water, 16 miles from Dublin, eight from Drogheda, four from Navan, three from Slave. Lease of a tenant per annum clear of quit rent. Proposals to be received by Mr M Giure at Sackville-street Dublin. deeds map and rentals may be viewed.
Auction notice for a manor in County Dublin with rent of 9931 per year and a residence plus offices. Describes several leases, most to run for years with a May 19 expiry, except one. Applications to Patch Corbet, Attorney, 93 Abbey Street, to view the rent roll. dated April 8.
Obeler or Lite-eti lands near Castletown and Abboy area offered for sale. The newly built house includes all offices and fittings, with reception ready for immediate occupation. Furniture and household items included. Sale conducted by Mrs Eline Piers and Mr Joseph Pires at Castletown, with several local residents listed as attendees.
On Monday night the 17th, men feloniously entered the Archbishop of Dublin's palace in Kevir Street and killed James Gardiner the Vater and Margaret Tighe the housemaid, then set fires in several places. A reward of one hundred pounds is offered by Lord Archbp of Dublin for apprehension and prosecution within six months. Accomplices and informers who aid in conviction may share the reward. funds cover prosecution. Dublin Castle, 26 November.
The Lords Lieutenant and Council in Ireland proclaim that certain duties and protections related to the Treaty of Commerce with France are suspended. Ports in the kingdom will reopen to commerce and manufacture rules are adjusted to permit entry of goods following proclamation. The measure, dated May in Dublin, lists officials and signatories.
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