17 Dec 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 17, 1785
Page
1
The readable fragments list various names and terms such as Conniins, Mrs Lande, Richeater, Botwell, Theat, Muff Stand, and Monthly Real. the text reads like an OCR dump with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases without coherent narrative or clear event.
A garbled 1578 relief note references relief measures and authorities. It lists parish wardens and residents such as Kilgy Fleetstreet Willis Cope and Brown, with church officials named Thomas Andrests Brae and Mrs Mich Be fen. The text appears as a damaged municipal or church record fragment lacking clear actions or outcomes.
A fragmentary ad lists Andrew Bunce-tirver Dublin andCargo items offered at reduced prices including port wine sherry cognac brandy Jamaica rum and Geneva whiskey with various other provisions and beverages. Prices and details are scattered in the OCR text with references to carriage and delivery terms.
A damaged OCR fragment references humanitarian themes and charitable appeals. It mentions a person near destitution, benevolent figures, and a vague charitable appeal or notice, with unclear names and context. The passage resembles a historical newspaper notice promoting benevolence or charity.
In Charleville and surrounding areas, John Clapcy and John Adamson face alleged theft and royal commission related accusations. Walter Widen, Eg. Jobo Brazil, and others are named in court records. The actions occur in Athlone and Longford with coronet and gaol commitments noted.
Incomplete OCR mentions maslial at eMeeoney VII with severe powers of hidholds and fighting as part of this season's action. Reads as a scratched sports or game note with unclear details and entities.
The readable fragments mention various names and terms such as London and Liberty with unclear context. The garbled OCR yields stray letters and quotes, offering little coherent event or clear subjects to summarize into a proper news item.
A fragmented 19th century letter discusses proposed public works from Trinity Street to College Green. It critiques architecture aims, scale, and the impact on merchants and residents, noting costs, layouts, and the perceived delay of urban improvements.
Fragmentary naval and coal trade notes mention wind conditions and multiple collier vessels including five, with no ship failures reported. Names like Campbell, Philadelphia, Rust, and Coates appear in the unreadable OCR snippet from the Mail.
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