Dublin notices and weather amid river and shipyard talk
Refs to lotteries at Dame Street and government schemes, a messenger to Dublin Castle, Lord Lieutenant health update, Regency tax repeal talk, a charity sermon at St John’s parish church, and a cold snap with shipping, yacht repairs, and proposals for a new Royal Yacht. Reports on rape seed trade, a Paradise-row intrusion attempt, and a new Cherokee grape discovery promising to improve pasture and fodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Sackville-street
Holyhead
London
Parih
St. John
Peter Viefanu
Allley
Dublin Bay
Portsmouth
Council of Ireland
Dublin
Dublin Harbour
Britain
Poolbeg
Last night at traced audience for capital performer's Irish comedy
An Irish audience filled the cafe to witness a capital entertainer who in Lord Ogleby’s role drew praise for his comic abilities. The speaker notes the crowd’s respectability and the performer’s strong reception as he prepared to depart, with applause signaling high esteem for his talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coroucopis
Hunter
York
King
Lord Ogleby
Dublin Excise Orders Permit Brewing Small Beer Three Months
Three Commissioners of His Majesty's Revenue by act of Parliament authorize brewers outside Dublin and Cork districts to brew small beer as ale or strong beer for three months from the last Anstane. Officers ordered to enforce obedience. Dated Custom-House Dublin December 13 1788.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Gazette
Cirias
Dublin
Cork
Revenue of Excise
Dublin City
Cork Excise
Kinale
Waterford
Limerick
Ross
His Majesty’s Revenue
Pine Commissioners
Eternley
Mary's Abbey
Peter Igley
Property auction notice for lands in Marlborough Street area
A fragmentary notice from January 20 1788 advertises a fee simple transfer of parts of parcels in the Milats lands near Navalt Sates Pratt By Marlborough street. It references John meets pe Lands contain several Su iindt and Sa teehee ta Ge, with location details in the Prrots e Lands of C Bee & OY3AR TAKAGI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
County
C Bee
Takagi
John
Navalt
Pratt
Marlborough-stheet
Bifn
Land sale notice from 1784 at Cruel near Hash
A damaged notice details a Meyer meadow land sale of twenty one acres near Cruel in Hash. It states the land is to be in Mary Finch's possession with payments or conveyance to William Thomas at the Grange Rathvaridats and mentions a witness on the premises showing the land on March 7 1784.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisher
Fet Hash
Cruel
Mary ‘Finch
Gond
Willian Thomas
Jory Keciad
Landa
County of
Kildare
Cain
Aron Abrahama
Wi ‘Kiamackep
John ‘Ajpranier Giffard
Renin Frisell
Dublin
Wil- Hag Mackey
Lottery Office License Grants Block on Ticket Offices in Ireland
Public notice from the Commissioners for Managing and Directing the Irish State Lottery states licenses are granted to named individuals for buying selling insuring registering and handling Irish and British state lottery tickets until March next or until a drawing ends. It enforces a sixpence stamp on policies and prohibits unlicensed offices and multiple tickets per sale with strict penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iim
Ferton
Lotteries
Imo
Vickers
Gibbons
Berg
Lotery Vickers
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Messrs
Nicholson and
WELLS
Rome
Holland
Paradise-row
North America
Marchbank
Case-Steel
Mium
Arany
Excise Office
Bettie
Haarth
Ivy Hall
Residingur
Uthe
Vaun Montgomery
Inter
Adjiy
Richard
Harcourts Rae
Fermanagh
Blacksles
Tofius
Church-hill
Ena Fillen
Ballifhinnan
Rathfarnham Castle
Richad Frizell
Rathfarmham
State Lottery Office
N. le Fawke
Capel-street
Thomas Whits
Main-Street
R. Cyostawatte
Rochar Mancusawk
Dokothea Williams
College-green
William Mace
Belfast
Poomas Byane
Ine Sullivan
Capel-freet
Reno and TeeLin
Thomas Baker
Tostay Walker
Richage Bayey
Dame-freer
C. and
R. Fiery
Executorg,of
Hyde
Formof
Cite Fee
Gaul
Farraszly
Caven
Georgn Cylayes
Learonn
Afar
Beret
Col
Hens
Porthemty
Hera
Penure
Ieni
Lucus Wilfon
Willam
L. Hs
Ballycasheeh
Mattias Hehir
Bert
Dalfo
John Read
Tnd
Mohane
Thomas Grady
Pat Cusack
Emmiolin
Rathfolan
James Fendi
Cours Clare
Inguta
John Pollock
Efy
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