24 Dec 1790
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 24, 1790
Page
1
The text presents an unclear list of names and places from a late 18th century market or attendance notice. It mentions Daferance and Lipfete with references to County Trekinis and Marketsur Linen, plus a long, jumbled roster of individuals such as Michael Cassidy and Samuel Bied, indicating a damaged public record or ad.
Bank of Ireland announces a half year dividend to proprietors of Bank stock at six percent per cent. The transfer books will close from December 10 until January next. Signed by Thomas Williams as secretary, dated December 1795.
The Commissioners of Dubtin issue 19 further debentures of 4301 Sterling each at up to 4 percent interest per year under an Act of Parliament. Notices to Mr. Thomas Sherrard at Caps eer Office by December 17, 1790.
A garbled notice notes a gardener named A GARDENER and mentions recommendation and employment. It references Cora and a line directed to a printer for proper attention to the matter. The fragment conveys a hiring or recommendation context without clear dates or locations.
A terse ad requests four men to operate in Noa Smockalley as leasees and pairters for cardmaking. The notice seeks workers experienced in card production and related trades. It notes positions openings and location but provides few details on pay or deadlines.
A pleaded appeal from a needy woman, forced to leave the city with two helpless children due to misfortune and unemployment, asks benevolent public support. The note, signed by Rev Henry Campbell of St Pauls, promises verification of the tale at 26 Print Street.
A description outlines the Jubilee event with an original procession, banners and trophies. It notes doors open at six and the parade starts at seven, with box office seating and gallery access available from morning to late afternoon.
Fragment from a historical page describes a list of individuals connected to a school event and a forthcoming decision. It mentions names such as Smyth White Fite and O Malley along with dates and locations, hinting at a scheduled discussion or vacation notice and a significant upcoming action in 1790.
Meffe and partners offer thanks to patrons for support of a literary lottery drawing beginning Tuesday January 4. The plan includes Bell's British Poens edition and valuable works in the Republic of Letters. W. Trevor English announces agency services for Officers Widows Half-pay and pensioners, inviting commands and employment from Establishments and Chatham pensioners.
To the public Baker expresses gratitude for past patronage and announces English lottery tickets and shares on sale at No 2 Capel Street. A general meeting of subscribers to appoint directors will be held at Mr Bikerts No 1 Capel Street on Monday January 3 1794.
Advertisement notes a parcel imported from Ship Dublin offering green and black leac, refined and raw sugars, wines, spirits, and groceries at low prices. It promotes dental products by Ireland GHEVALIER RUSPINI and SONS, with claims of superior powders for preservation of teeth and gums, including distribution to Kingland, Russia, America, and the East Indies.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a notice from the London Gazette with unclear details about a blade or action related to Brom. Core entities and specifics are unreadable, preventing precise summary.
An archaic ceremony records the Sovereign, Duke of York, Duke of Gloucester, Prince of Wales, and others as Knights Companions conduct a threefold election. Duke of Leeds is dubbed chastened, followed by John Bart of Chatham’s election and ceremonial investiture with the Garter and George insignia.
December 18 notice records officers advancing by purchase across regiments. Robert Gordon becomes captain of a Dragoon Guards troop, Robert White advances to captain, Archibald Mac Donell and James Hunter receive lieutenancies, James Allen promoted captain lieutenant, Jodi Balle and others move to lieutenants or ensigns, with retirements and half-pay adjustments noted for various officers.
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