Sale of Trees Per 1900 Prices Annexed
For Sale by Enware Bray Nursery and Seedsman No 22 Merchants-quay prices annexed to the Trees Per 1900. The listing appears fragmentary with limited readable details.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 12, 1788
Page
2
For Sale by Enware Bray Nursery and Seedsman No 22 Merchants-quay prices annexed to the Trees Per 1900. The listing appears fragmentary with limited readable details.
ENRY CROSBry Woollen-Draper and MENS MERCERY informs friends and public he has moved from Essex street to Parliament street No 36 in London. He lays in new superfine cloths Florentines Lutherines and fancy wai lcoating. The Cotton Mills at Finglas-bridge near the city are for sale or lease. Apply to Henry Croflie Woollen Draper No 27 Parliament Street.
New Garden Seeds for Sacer by Benjamin Simpson showcases Inchicore nurseries with a vast collection of fruit trees including standard apples pears plums and peaches. The list notes arrivals from London aboard the Betsey and highlights numerous flowering shrubs and flower roots with a large stock of seedling plants and transplanted trees.
William Woodward announces a new perennial flowering stock sold in papers with engravings. The plant grows four to five feet tall with leafy branches and spike flowers, promising large blooms and renewals after flowering. Seed sale authorized by the Marquis, offered at half a guinea each from Benjamin Simpson’s Nursery, College Green, Dublin.
Mary Woods's Stores on No 11 Asngy Street reports heavy crowds as usual for a wide stock of wines in wood and bottle in superior order. Shoppers seek Jamaica rum coquine brandy hotland geneva piano and ratlay watkey and ratberry rum amid strong demand.
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