03 Dec 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 03, 1785
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a government sale of a famous medicine at a printer's office where fresh parcels arrived. The text is garbled, but hints at a local sale or release of a prized remedy and accompanying claims of exclusive availability.
The Incorporated Society a pitts ft promatin english protestant Ireland will hold a Monthly General Meeting at their keep Suffolk street on Wednesday the 7th of pace meer. Thela 9 o clock vee siler Thomas Gibbons secretary invites commendets of fifteen meet at seven weet Carmelite do we blue and swiss patterns entirely new Just imported by Roberts No 11 Milns of all kinds ladies and gents silk grokings with every other article of linen drapery see rete determined to sell at the most reduced prices for ready money only.
The Northern Rangers led by Ely chair at Dunbar on Manpay 12th with O Bryen Bellingham present. Mrs Foxtascur of the Hounds to be at Stevenstown TuBspay Morning chaired by WM Sheils Treasurer iNetown Darvar notes November 28 1785.
The Mariners and pilots at the Port of Dudtio are informed that the gabbards on the bar of Dudtio have been set aside for some time. The committee reports progress noting Perseverance Bar can be removed but passes remain unsafe for Vellets without adequate water. The public will be notified when the plan is completed.
A Dublin artist advertises miniature paintings and crayon drawings at one guinea each. He claims superior skill, spirit, and beauty in his work, copied from oil portraits. The artist cites repeated approbation from the Right Honourable and the Dublin Society, seeking public interest by offering low rates at 129 Capel Street, five doors above Mary’s Abbey.
RYAKES the Liberty informs the Nobility and entry that he is back in Dunuib and ready to receive commands. Addressed to No. 160, Great-Britain-Street, the notice invites guidance from the master.
A historic letter from John Finlay to Ty the Gentlemen and Freeholders of Duchin County. He notes respect for the suggestion of vacancy in Parliament and expresses readiness to stand if called upon, awaiting proper period and seeking the countenance and support of local gentlemen. He signs Novas 178.
Ju published a sale catalogue by Armitage offering a selection of cheap books in many branches of literature. The catalogues, priced at three pence, cover new and neatly bound items to be sold at Skinner-row No 21. Williams, the prior dweller, may be contacted for copies. Trade notes indicate generous credit and full value given for libraries, with prizes and heavy guineas offered for purchases.
A fragmentary notice indicates items described as hay old and new are to be sold at Newcastle in Dub i. An application is noted to join Gov Ley Elgy Sackville street and William Govier Ely Newcastle. The text is unclear but records a sale action in progress.
Public notice seeks a merchant with extensive line requiring space. It highlights recent investments in improvements and furnishes a prime location near the printer’s, described as the best situation in Dublin for common trade. Stable or ottites mentioned as optional.
The theatre presents The Manu Pa with new dresses and decorations including Poor Vulcan Adonis and Venus Mrs Billington. Mr Pauletis Miri Sivisx and others appear. on Friday the operator and back stage scenes are restricted. plates for boxes available from Mr Mana at the theatre.
At a Vestry in St Pauls Bauth Dublin Rev Samuel Murnay chairs a resolution empowering church wardens to pay a sum to apprehend and prosecute to conviction the murder of John Maguire and the assault on Michael Ly Hyves both in the employ of Mr Gorman of Queen Street. The meeting urges citizens aid to bring the villains to condign punishment and offers a reward for apprehension with six months to convict, dated November 24 1785.
A governess seeks employment offering to teach French English and the harpsichord. Indicates punctual attention to printers at hand and relates to private family lodging and diet arrangements.
An 1840s classified ad offers unfurnished lodgings at 13 Jarvis Street on one floor with five rooms and a good kitchen. The notice emphasizes availability and convenient layout for prospective tenants.
CF E VIPON informs friends she returns from Luxvon with a large variety of elegant MISpenery and HAERR OASWERY goods of best quality. She hopes inspection will prove fashionable and pleasing and thanks supporters since starting business at Castle Street No b.
Neat house in Charlotte street Ranelagh Road close to Circular Road offers five good rooms a kitchen coal hols and a neat garden all in incomplete order and not four shillings to lay out a small line for A B left at the printer will be attended to with promptness.
Fresh fruits and a wide selection of groceries and wines now available at Butler’s No 57 Dame Street. Also offering coffee chocolate tea and spices, with a range of white linens at First Court.
Ballast Office at 26th Court opens one year repair contract for the pile and bracing of the south end pier on the South East Pier. Proposals must be submitted to the Ballast Master by Wednesday the 7th of the current month for determination.
Bray offers a vast assortment of trees and plants at reduced cash prices from his Dublin nursery. Includes Weeping, Flowering, Mountain, Scarlet, Silvered, Pine Weymouth, Larch, Oak, and many others with per-unit costs and bulk lot sizes. notices suggest a recent English import expansion and new stock at Island Bridge, Circular Road.
Just landed and for sale at Simpson's Seedthop Corkhill Dublin a peat variety of Dutch and English flower roots including Hyacinths Narcissus Ranunculus Anemones Iris Jonquils Tulips and more plus early peas and beans and other fruit trees. Simpson guarantees true variety from propagating stock unlike typical nurseries near London and offers a great variety of forest trees and flowering stubs of different sizes.
P Carroll Serpian announces arrival from England with seed and tree stock on ready money terms. He offers Hyacinths Polyanthus Narcissus double jonquils Anemones Ranunculus Persian Iris tulips and Italian Narculu varieties plus fruit and forest trees. Early peas and beans arrived.
A frail, destitute woman on the verge of death appeals for charity and sustenance. The emaciated figure pleads for brief relief to earn her bread, hoping compassionate readers will provide support through prayer and aid.
Eight acres of land adjoining the scrap iron forge and the boring and grinding mill at Bulllosn near Duvim with dwellings gardens and numerous improvements. Occupied by Methr bare Pounder and JoHN HAVsip in partnership by mutual agreement. Application for particulars to Thomas Parek or Jim Heavisip. a person on site can show the concern.
Parith appeals to the rich for aid as relief funds near exhaustion after since November 7 1778. About 1500 have been helped and weekly visits continue. Benefactions may be given to church officers or named individuals in Fleet Street and surrounding alleys to aid sick and sorrowing families.
Advertisement notes Henry Whit Aggompt offering a large stock of account books and papers at Seafort. He claims favorable pricing on paper and stationery for wholesale and retail buyers and urges customers to visit for updated books and supplies under his supervision in the belt Imarier.
The notice promotes Irish Lottery tickets sold at 20 Now Bitding London by Ames Williams. It touts high returns, says shares can be divided, lists prizes from 200 to 21 000 and notes tickets have sold well in London last week. It urges saving money by buying sooner and claims large schemes offered gratis by Jacob Williams.
A large mortgage on a property in Ipsileresia County to Dublin is offered, yielding annual rent of 82 and more with the mortgage being the sole encumbrance. A banker will be appointed to handle interest payments, and inquiries are directed to Warren, attorney, No 29, Semee Rest, Dublin.
Porter sells a wide range of wines spirits and groceries at reduced prices including claret sherry Malaga Jamaica rum cognac brandy and gin with new stock additions such as beltzer water olives capers spices and tea plus carriage free notes to ready money or good bills and persistent prices per dozen and gallon listed.
Parcel of ground from Luke Gardiner estate to be leased long term or for life renewable for ever. Located on high Mount Sceles hill near North Road and new Custom-house, with plans and elevations posted at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house for public inspection. Open for public reception via Mr Gardiner or Mr Norman, Custom-house. October 17, 1735.
An account praises the liberal and humane conduct of the archbishop of Santa Fe who surrendered the entire revenue of his diocese to relieve earthquake calamities. His disinterested act supports reestablishment of ruined edifices and families, reflecting distinguished honour in his roles as Viceroy and Pontiff.
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