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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 03, 1787
Page
1
An old trade notice extols an improved amber table beer brewed from malt and hops. It highlights Gerald Dodd and Newt Stoney Bar Ben among others, claiming refined quality and moderate profits. The author urges support from patrons and promises careful, experienced service from a branch expert.
A large Irish house in Kildare with garden, stables for sixty horses, and twenty to sixty acres of meadow or arable land contiguous to the town. The property, held by Thomas Lane, is offered for sale or let with furniture, fittings, and preparations for public house business. Contact Mr Trowad LONG or Mr Wittish Lane for particulars.
A fragmentary notice from 1787 advertising English state lottery tickets including half shares and prizes, with details on deposits, pricing, and drawing plans. It promotes tickets, shares, and Hengish ticket schemes, noting the drawing to begin February 5 and price adjustments for metal stoppers and related equipment. It references Richard Gladwell and a catalog of cheap books for sale.
An early Dublin advertisement promotes a shop selling table linen, patterns, and candles. It touts copperplate printing and new machinery, promising cheaper, quicker goods and stressing cash-on-delivery terms. The notice targets buyers seeking fashionable, imported items and emphasizes elaborate patterns and elegance.
Fragmentary 19th century notice advertising a Dublin lamp office and lotteries. It touts high prizes, a guaranteed English slate of drawings, and cheap groceries, wines, and goods. Claims lenders and purchasers can win large sums with One Guinea Chance and related options.
A fragmented notice discusses preserving and preserving estimates for shipping costs and project plans. It references a map, a bridge, construction materials, and addresses in Dublin. The document mentions transfers, building moves, and public notices for tender or sale of property with timelines and officials named.
Fragmentary notice describes a 1785 English state lottery with prize amounts and ticket sales. Mentions office street location and that prizes are paid daily morning sessions. References two guineas and three guineas as prize levels and exchange values, with unclear framing and payment details.
An 1880s notice advertises five rooms on the fourth floor with a good kitchen and storage at 13 Jervis Street. The terse listing emphasizes spacious unfurnished lodgings. Nearby tenants and property agents are implied, matching period urban rental ads.
The notice details a sale at the business of Thomas Armitage, known as Bookie, with hours listed for the sale at a specified place. It references statutory governors and annual reporting, mentioning a library or parcel context and educational aims for children.
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