08 Dec 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 08, 1785
Page
1
Bayly offers fine linen drapery fabrics including borderings and muslin mulliners for gowns and quilting, with wide ranges of diaper clocks and calicoes. Yard and half yard quantities priced, featuring tambour and mutiny patterns. Bayly expounds supply from London houses and promises fashionable goods.
Readable remnants describe Baylys offering ready made linen drapery in Dublin with a wide range of items including bed linens sheets napas caps gowns and camisoles. The notice claims low prices and promises delivery and satisfaction with money due upon sale.
A damaged notice warns the public about Boar-oy real Jarlingford oysters sold near Adamant Evelane on Merchants quay at four shillings four pence. It cautions buyers against oysters hawked about town and notes origin at George's quay. The observers urge compliance with guidance from Friendly Brothers or Kildare Knot leaders meeting in Maynooth on the 14th in December.
Mariners and pilots in the port are warned that a project to remove a barrier has faced delays. A committee reports the free barrier may be removed but others worry a public water permit is needed. The public is urged to watch for developments.
A damaged OCR fragment shows theatre listings mentioning Monday and Tuesday shows, references to Universal and UAE SAUNT, and notes on admissions. The text is unclear but suggests event timings and venue mentions centered on theatre programming.
The Northern Rangers are to meet at Dundalk on Moxcar 144 December next with O Bryen Bellingham in the chair. Mr Foxrascus's Hounds will be at Brevenflomn on Tuesday morning, Newtown Darvar, 28th November 1785.
An Irish notice from Capel Street states a vendor offers painting services at unusually low prices to attract public attention. It mentions Marys Abbey area and includes garbled phrases about approval and fame, with unclear offerings and a general push to prove abilities.
Mr Aubry dancing master informs the nobility he has returned to Duscim and is ready to receive commands directed to No 150 Great Britain Street.
A 1785 letter addressed to Dustin’s Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders announces Finlay’s consideration of offering as a candidate for county representation. He notes respect from electors and planned solicitation of interest and support at a proper time, apologizing for presumed distance and for any trouble.
Saft publishes Armitage's sale catalogue offering a choice collection of Baltte literature in new bindings. The sale begins at Skinner Row shop near Mr. Williams Bookstore with catalogues available for threepence. Full trade value offered for libraries and large parts in heavy guineas. money paid for items arriving.
The Dublin county Justices Office No 5 Christ Church Ward Dustin opens to speed dispatch and provide assistance in magistrate matters. Delays in hang a Ma Biflate noted, with attendance promised in the afternoon to streamline official business and support the community.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a linen drapery article and a sale with the most reduced money. It references London and various garbled phrases about ladies and gentlemen and a general item. The readable facts are limited and uncertain.
A damaged OCR notice from Dublin area listing applicants Sir Gourey and William Gooieay Eig of Newcastle. It appears to advertise a letting or transfer with names, places, and a lodging or grant action in Sackville Street Dublin. Clarification or full text pending.
An ornate advertisement highlights enamelled gold satin and black sattins with moleskin options. It notes noblemen and gentlemen seeking high quality waistcoats, with references to a George's street location and a fashionable, refined clientele.
A fragmentary tale from a regional paper notes a governess case involving a papaya dispute and a planned punitive action. Authorities consider legal steps as residents discuss implications for domestic labor standards.
In the Grocery section a notice advertises a sale of various goods including Spirit Coffee and Tea, Life of the best quality, pickles, spa water, and other items. The fragment mentions preferred brands and assorted items for sale in the city.
A 1785 Dublin vestry article reports church officers empowered to offer rewards for apprehending and prosecuting those guilty of the murder of John Maguire on a November night. The resolution names churchwardens and a court priest, pledging seven pounds for conviction and six months to seize suspects in burglary and assault. Officials urge citizens to aid in apprehending the culprits, with further proclamations to follow.
Inquiries directed to the printer describe a house with a new warehouse and stable suitable for a merchant in an extensive line. A large sum has been spent on improvements and living concerns. ideal for someone in the flour commission trade in Dublin.
Pyrith of Sr. LUKE association appeals to the rich and influential to fund relief for the Hamas Naude sick poor. Since November 2, 1778, more than 1000 have been aided, but funds are nearly exhausted. Ministers wardens and several named donors will oversee continued visits and relief to the sick, with Revelations announced.
Henry Whitespon announces assortment of account books and stationery at his shop. He stresses wide stock, new season titles, lower rates, and his own specialty in the trade, inviting traders and customers to visit for updated pricing and goods.
Edward Bray, after returning from England with a vast assortment of trees and nursery stock, displays his collection at Bray and Gravely’s Nursery, Alderman Bridge, Circular Read, Dublin. The list shows reduced ready money prices for various species including Cedar, Purple Beech, Scarlet Maple, and American varieties, with notes on seeds, sowing, and planting terms.
Just landed and now for sale at Simpson's seed shop. Seedthop Cork bill Duvtia and FES varieties of hyacinths narcissus and tulips plus early peas and beans. Desirous of forming an extensive collection of fruit trees and flowering shrubs. Simpson guarantees true-totype plants from his propagating stock, with a great variety of formal trees and hardy fruit trees.
A Victorian notice from Bucclessah on Michael's lane announces arrivals from England of a broad seed and plant selection. It highlights Tulips, Hyacinths, Narcissi, and roses from Holland and Italy, plus hundreds of peach and nectarine trees. The vendor promises an extensive assortment of fruit trees and early peas and beans, with gratitude to supporters.
A fragmentary notice describes Desolare Onrua facing hardship and near ruin, relying on divine mercy and labor to earn a livelihood. The text mentions charitable efforts and gentlemen aiding the distressed individual, urging humane support from the parish authority.
A notice from Miltown near Dublin describes a scrap iron forge with adjacent property including a dwelling, gardens, and stables. It signals partnership terms and legal steps for partnership dissolution, with emphasis on water and ventilation needs and a consideration of local approvals.
Fragmented OCR text mentions various place names and names like Goon Boru and Hedhe oo. It reads as jumbled notes about parcels, dates, and people, with unclear structure and multiple misspellings. The readable content provides no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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