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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 18, 1787
Page
2
The commanding officers of the recruiting farms on the British army establishments abroad are ordered to send returns detailing their stations and the state of their parties to Charles Falacs Sagaran at the War Office Dublin.
A bank note dropped yesterday in Dame Street by a poor invalid Gid named Sir William Glendowe Reomen Bart and Co. Note No. 155 dated May 1. A half guinea reward is offered to the finder by the Printer’s trees, with no questions asked. The note is useless except to the owner and kept at banks and public offices. Date Dec 20 1787.
GaeviDend of three per Cent. will be made to proprietors of Bank Stock on and after Wednesday the ... Hill Wilson, Secretary, Bank, Dec. 8, 1787. Decree at Janey. Bank transfer banks will be far from the sa.
Walter Wade presents a Latin English guide to plants growing wild in County Dublin arranged by Linnaean system. Irish names added. includes an appendix with plates of exotics in Dublin gardens and notes on cultivation and uses. Entries invite subscribers to learn and follow conditions at Mr. Slater’s, 23 The Street.
A painter identified as Mea Culle XK NiatTure was relocated from the corner of Suffolk Street to the corner of Graign Street near Johnsion Place, per a local street notice. The brief item notes the move of the craftsman’s work site.
Rev Mr Brickell announces the amd unit will commence vacation at Castle Knock School on December 8 1737.
A fragmented notice lists SEATON aged 44 of Staffordshire and names Brian Wares of Scarborough with items including Vals Pyrmcarthy Nevitiate and Very Fine Teas. The notice states a parcel of Selters Chefts and Spa Bathers with covers is to be sold.
Parish of St Luke committee appeals to the Humane and Charitable to continue weekly relief for the sick poor of all denominations. They warn funds have dwindled after a nine year effort, with a fifty pound legacy keeping the fund afloat for four months as subscriptions fall. Benefactions may be given to the minister, church wardens, and named local trustees or the printer.
Advertises Epirions completing massive multi volume sacred works for Franca literature. Mentions Voltaire in sixty four volumes with new letters and unpublished MSS for a hundred thousand crowns payment to Madame Denis and Beaumarchais funding, and Rousseau edition in thirty six volumes with memoirs and illustrations by noted artists. Aspekte include inscriptions, prints, and subscriptions gathered by A. Gernas at Collage-green 3.
The Corporation of Dublin meets at the House of Industry to consider a plan for a New Hour of Industry. The board will adjudge the committee's plans next Friday at 2 PM. The secretary Samuel Paul signs the notice.
The secretary orders any written remarks on the House of Industry plans in display to be delivered to the President at each collecting during the exhibition. Samuel Paul signs as Secretary, directing submission before the Board.
John Long of Kilmainham promotes his Our ANO- SAPHETICON illustration of the Heavens, to be shown next week at the Theatre in Capel Street. Subscribers and gentlemen of Science and Piedatle are invited to view it. tickets sold by Edward Rice jeweller and Daly's Cathiee House bar. Subscriptions and tickets priced for subscribers and non-subscribers.
CRs Woollen Drapery and Mens Mercery announce removal from Essex Street to No 44 Parliament Street with a new stock of London superfine cloths and livery fabrics. Also notice of Cotton Mill at Finglas-Bridge offer for sale or lease interest, inquiry to Woollen Draper M Cresbie, No 27 Parliament Street.
PATT SHAW at 119 Caper street announces daily soup from noon to six during winter. He offers dinners and suppers with large rooms suitable for dinners and clubs. Excellent wines and strong London draft porter are available, with claret in pint bottles at sixpence each.
Edward Bray, nursery and seedsman, landing from the Ann and Elizabeth, presents a choice collection of double red roses, hyacinths, narcissus, amaryllis, jonquils, irises, snowdrops, crocus, and various trees and evergreens. He offers reduced prices on seedlings including beech, larch, fir, and more, with emphasis on quality and willing recommendations.
The Best London Porter, bottled and sold by LLIAM AUSTER at No. 14 Little Street, Oxford, is offered at 3s 6d per dozen. Gentlemen and private families may order the porter, with lamps lit at the lowest terms for satisfaction. Orders directed to the address will be attended to.
In ELAND Waterford on December 18 an man was found dead in a ditch about a quarter mile beyond the ferry flip. The report also notes that last Sunday evening the Union packet failed with the mail, Mrs. Brodrick and her liter, Mr. Con reve, another gemglompan, and suite.
A manuscript of town events recounts a Tuesday procession to the Lord Lieutenant with city regalia and cake and wine. It notes a maternity at Dollarstown near Kiteouk, a fatal pig race on the turnpike, a Dublin court meeting on Kilmainham for an anti crime plan, and a proposal to address the Lord Lieutenant about public safety and governance.
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