19 Dec 1786
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 19, 1786
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a benefit event tomorrow evening in December with ticket delivery and theatre seating. Mentions Mr. Ya and boxes, possible Friday and Thursday dates, and generic references to tickets and the theatre.
The readable fragments describe a broad project with aims across England, Ireland, Sealand, and America, including a directory and various calculations. It mentions public relates to ranks, extended plans, and a headed undertaking at an address in North Kensington and Rosie College.
A damaged notice pleads public charity for distressed tradesmen facing ruin after business pressures. It requests voluntary contributions to sustain honest workers and their families, naming Alderman Exshaw and Mr. Pemberton as local contacts at Capell Street for assistance and remittance.
A garbled OCR note from Dublin mentions a lamp Obie and an 18 inch item at Jon Baav's with unclear contact details. The text includes stray phrases about gentlemen and an honourable reference, but lacks coherent event details or names to establish a clear report.
Fragmented OCR shows a dated legal notice about debts and payments, referencing Koo Pern, Hill Wilson, and Mapy'slane. It mentions a half-year term, December and January dates, and requests that certain parties satisfy or decline claims with effects to be settled.
The Paving Office and board adopt a revenue measure deemed indispensable, with charges levied for specific duties and services. Details reference costs for paving and related expenditures, urging prompt compliance by those affected. A notice directs inquiries to the county lot and print offices for further guidance.
County records list demands for full county grand jury reports and adjournment details. Provisions reference Capel shy Shen y, November 53, and a grand jury session tied to a Court order. Names appear with unclear roles such as Alexander Lynar and Treafiper, with dated 1786.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a printer and assistant tasks. The readable bits reference cleaning, training, and a ceremony at a printer's location. The overall content is unclear but centers on a printer and associated figures in a workshop or office setting.
Auction room sale notices offer a rare literary library collection from Mr Wares, with a notable set of globes and two glass globes described. Hours are noon to three with catalogs available at the sale venue. Aimed at bidders seeking literature and antique instruments in a court space formerly used by the Post Office.
An 18th century market note advertises Ladies Memorandum Books imported from London and sold at Colbert, Capel Street, opposite A Beh Etreat, with prices and edition details. It mentions portraits and village annals, bound cheaper options, and a neat longdon edition. a fit flow with servant’s room is offered.
A battered fragment outlines a British lottery scheme with references to Sir W. Adowne Newcumen and property keepers. It hints at tickets, prizes, and dubious scams, mentioning pounds and a gratis offer while warning of exclusion and a blameful balance.
Notice describes a four story residence with five rooms to let, in prime location near Parliament house. Refers to a burglary the previous night at the Old Manse. rewards offered for information leading to culprit capture and prosecution. Contact Mr Sinway or the attorney at Leiret Street for details or to arrange viewing.
A damaged notice announces the private sale of house furniture and personal effects. The listing implies immediacy and residence within the county, though legibility is incomplete. Authorities request bids or attention to the sale terms as described in the official notice.
Public notices advertise removal to new buildings and urges buyers to avoid devaluing stock. Listings include refined sugar prices, various wines, cider, and spirits with prices and weights. The text also promotes wholesale traders handling grain, groceries, and general goods, claiming wide stock and favorable terms for the public.
Richard Bayly announces his move from No 92 Bilerton to New Buildings on George Street rear opposite Crowfitch where he will continue public securities life annuities and lottery business. He offers ticket shares and chances and notes his office in Flex Street remains open for lottery related dealings during the current draw. He expresses thanks for past support and pledges continued honest conduct.
Lottery note describes two prize drawings with Guinea tickets entitling the bearer to 2000 on two major prizes, plus half Guinea entitlements and varying draw dates. Purchasers may receive bonuses, including treble Benefits on certain ticket types, with stated payment terms and deadlines.
A fragmentary notice describes a sale at Dublin Lamp Attice Lifley Street involving Whalefate and Retaily with pricing per gallon. The readable facts indicate auction or sale of oil products labeled OLS at a specified Dublin location. Entities include Whalefate, Retaily, Lifley Street, and per gallon pricing.
At their licensed office 101 Graftonestreet the Lions offer whole tickets and halves for lucky prizes including Tw Guinea chances and One Guinea options. Lists a range of prizes such as light guns and hand mills, with discounts on bills and prizes paid in cash, all available gratis at the office.
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