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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 23, 1788
Page
2
A fragmented notice appears to reference an allowance action involving a Saket and an official or entity named Ib Howthold or Ib Howthold, with dates or amounts shown in odd numerals. The legibility is poor and details such as parties, dates, and exact action are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text references Dublin and Navan with dates and names such as Ethan Shannon and Ryed Sr. Mentions concerns over prices and convictions. indicates a legal or financial notice, but lacks clear action or outcomes.
Partial OCR shows a heading about medics Nicholson and Wells with a £20,000 value. The readable fragment implies a legal or financial matter involving the two named medics, though details are sparse.
An old advertises a remedy for chilblains, rheumatism, and sprains sold by Steers and partners in London. It warns against imitations by mobile sellers and names official outlets at Old Bond Street and Paul’s Lane with pricing noted.
Advert says a needed large iron chest is wanted with the lowest price. The notice requests any person having such an item to contact the printer for disposal terms and sale.
John Fowler respectfully informs friends and the public that the partnership Lewis and Fowler is dissolved by mutual consent. He now offers a wide range of damask, bed linen, ticking, furniture cloth, sheeting, canvas, and related fabrics from his High Street shop, highlighting long experience and moderate charges to earn public support.
An elderly man of ninety recently released from prison appeals to humane charity. He fears returning to prison over unpaid lodging rent and begs for assistance to settle debts so he can travel to friends abroad. He prays for blessings and notes benefactors will be rewarded.
A fragmentary plea describes a destitute housekeeper in distress seeking aid from charitable ladies and gentlemen. The text laments hunger illness and lack of food or comforts, urging relief for the starving individual and a needy family in dire condition.
A Dublin resident of about ninety years remains in a deteriorating state after a paralytic stroke. He has no means and relies on public benevolence. Donations are invited to aid him, with collection points listed at Smithfield and Kennedy Lane.
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