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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 15, 1787
Page
1
Francis Higgins and To offer a substantial range of real stock goods at their No 4 Smack-ALiry address with factory pickup on Grange-lane for wholesale distribution. Large quantities of Gearle stockings available for country shopkeepers and beaters.
Commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant announce readiness to grant licenses for the sale of lottery tickets in Ireland under the English Lottery Act. They warn unlicensed sellers to obtain licenses and refrain from dealing in tickets for the ensuing English Lottery. Signed by the Secretary.
Fragmented historical notice describing a public sale of hats and fashion items at a Dublin street location. Mentions improvements to Parliament and pulpit buildings, critique by English architect J Gandon, and notes on revenue and costs. Indicates a publication schedule and book availability in Dublin booksellers named Wilton Walker and Magee.
The listing by James Wallandge announces a sale of a late Dr Forsay collection held in the Poly-Office Library. Items include a choice collection in Lit Tatung branches, a pair of globes, and catalogs. Sale hours run from 12 to 4 o clock with conditions of sale posted at the sale location.
State Lottery Office announces grant sessions for Certificates to proprietors of forfeited tickets for the year 1796. Office opens Monday January 22 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will continue Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. Names and addresses of holders must be arranged by ticket numbers 1 to 16,000 and 16,923 to 33,064 for verification. Secretaries Cadet and Roe Hey sign.
A fragment describes an auction by S Ancrage for books and a sale of items, with mentions of Ed Guly, a Dublin insurance firm, and a general sale by an auctioneer. The readable text is garbled but signals a public sale and business notices.
An old notice promotes Amber Table beer brewed from malt offered for sale in Dublin. It claims superior quality, best served promptly and elegantly, and asserts the brewer serves customers with refined beer rather than common kinds for hunters. It emphasizes reliability and perfection in brewing.
The notice informs the public that LC HARD BAYLY has moved from 52 Etlex-street to 44 New Buildings Dame-street near Great George’s Street. It announces a new public securities transfer office, a lottery office by F Hates and Mr. Ashenhurse, and details on metal stopper regulations for coal vaults plus lottery ticket offerings, with dates and prices for the State Lottery and related services.
Fragmented notice describes a grand house with stables for sixty horses, extensive grounds, and gas lighting, then shifts to an advertisement by William Long coachmaker in Dublin offering refined carriage work and a new premises at Mary Street. Additional notices promote seeds, nurseries, and garden stock with emphasis on quality and ready money.
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