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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 21, 1788
Page
1
The notice lists events at Dublin Castle including a drawing room on the 28th instant and a ball on Thursday the 5th of March. Frenwart a2 is mentioned as the office reference, with dates and venue details for the social gatherings.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions death threats to Mitch and a gathering on the 25th with warnings and arrangements. It references Daly's and the Royal Ex, Mlle Pearce, and local printers, asking ladies not to have organ or party events that night. Public speech advertised by P. Yi.
Mr Dawson respectfully informs friends that a music fire night is fixed for Wednesday March 5. Tickets will be available at Beasey’s Capel Street Ryan’s King’s Arms Fownes Street and at the Printer’s and Mr Dawson’s New Theatre Royal box room.
Acknowledge friends and invitees are asked to attend a bang rit performance on Friday March 7 featuring a play a farce and other entertainments. Tickets available at the Globe and Exchange Coffee-Houses Daly's Chocolate-House and Mr Dutley at Mr Moore's 22 Crow-fre et boxes reserved through Mr Mara at the Theatre.
Mr Hitchcock announces a historical view of the Irish Stage with the first volume ready for delivery early in March. Subscriptions are being taken by Mr Hitchcock at Clarendon Street and by most principal agents in the three kingdoms. Proposals may be obtained at large.
Mr Cullen, dentist, announces relocation from Grafton Street to Kin House No 2 Suffolk Street next door to Surgeon Hume's, requesting friends and public to note the new address.
Receipts published by Winham and Co accuse the firm of paying prizes from the English Lottery to various claimed beneficiaries. Documents cite payments of 1500 pounds and other sums dated 1757 to 1787, with references to J Magee, Quiley of Limerick, and agents in Dublin, Waterford, and Cork. The notice defends Winham and Co, denying libel and asserting capability to meet all engagements.
An advertisement touts Amber Table Beer and Gerald Dod claiming long experience in the trade. It asserts customers will be uniformly served with pure and elegant quality, superior to any other house in Dublin, inviting all who deal with them to expect consistent service.
IWINE S finding his Red Port in standard quart bottles approved of. He will keep a regular supply with substantial quantities of Claret first, second, and third growths bottled to standard quart size. These wines are in high order and ready to age, offered at moderate prices. Tavelee bottles sold by the dozen contain nearly as much as fourteen common wine bottles. Sept 4.
Gentlemen are requested to meet at four o clock to appoint a committee for the ensuing year. The note mentions Juliness of the utmost Limpedance to the Club with unclear wording.
On Tuesday next the 18th inf and every Toehias Thursday and Saturday until the whale is discharged will issue 182 days pay to Royal Hospital pensioners by the Pay-Master. Pay begins December 26 1787 and ends June 24 1788. Pensioners in or near Dublin must apply in person. distant residents will receive directions on how to collect.
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